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Mark Ruffalo revealed that he had to pull Woody Harrelson out of a bar fight after Harrelson punched someone in New Orleans while the actors were in town filming 2013’s Now You See Me<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n “A whole melee broke out in this bar. He was in it \u2014 I was in the middle of it and it was going become a whole thing,” Ruffalo recalled<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n Ruffalo and Harrelson costar in the Now You See Me <\/em>movies; a third entry, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t<\/em> hits theaters Nov. 14<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Mark Ruffalo<\/a> and Woody Harrelson<\/a>‘s memories of making the first Now You See Me<\/em> in New Orleans include a wild bar fight.<\/p>\n When Ruffalo, 57, appeared on Ted Danson<\/a> and Harrelson’s SiriusXM show Where Everybody Knows Your Name<\/em><\/a> for the Wednesday, Oct. 15 episode, the actor said he and Harrelson, 64, filmed scenes for the 2013 heist movie “completely on the streets” of New Orleans during Mardi Gras, which resulted in the men being “dragged into bars during the middle of a scene.”<\/p>\n “We were out one night and it was a packed place. And a woman came up to [Harrelson] and she said, ‘Oh my God, I love you so much,’ ” Ruffalo remembered. “And Woody put his hand on her arm and he said, ‘Oh, thank you. Thank you, darling.’ And this guy comes over and he pushes her out of the way, and he shoves Woody.”\u00a0<\/p>\n “Yeah, I remember that,” Harrelson added.<\/p>\n “Bad,” Ruffalo said of the situation. “Because Woody’s first response is not shove someone back, but immediately punch them in the face. Which is the right thing to do, by the way. It’s the absolute right thing to do. But then a whole melee broke out in this bar. He was in it \u2014 I was in the middle of it and it was going become a whole thing.”<\/p>\n