Zac Efron has received heartfelt praise from his younger brother, Dylan Efron, for his powerful performance in The Iron Claw.

In a resurfaced interview from earlier this year, Dylan, who recently impressed audiences by dancing to Zac’s Rewrite the Stars, reflected on how the film brought the brothers even closer.

Appearing on the Sorry We’re Cyrus podcast, the Traitors star opened up about their bond and how it evolved during the making of the emotional sports drama.

“I did really like The Greatest Showman,” Dylan said. 

“That’s up there. Iron Claw, I think, is his best acting. Like that was so sad as, like, a brother.”

He continued, “It’s really sweet. I’ve never actually told anyone this, but Zac and I talk a lot.”

“We live in different spots right now, but like we talk a lot, and in hindsight, when he was filming that movie he was calling me almost every other day.”

Dylan also reflected on how those calls took on new meaning once the film was released.

“I didn’t even put it together because he had filmed back-to-back movies, and then I realized he was calling me super often when he was filming that,” the 33-year-old noted.

“He was like, ‘Yeah this movie’s really hard, I’m just calling to catch up and stuff like that.'”

“I never put together until after the show came out, so I knew it was about brothers and stuff like that, but it didn’t click for me that he was calling me so much during that because he was so emotional,” Dylan concluded.

Claims that Meghan Markle was publicly heckled during a recent event in Washington, DC have surfaced online led by British journalist Dan Wootton.

But  there is no independent verification of the alleged incident.

The journalist said said Meghan Markle was heckled on October 14 at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit.

Dan Wootton, known as a staunch critic of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, uploaded a video titled “Heckled & laughed at — Meghan Markle’s on stage disaster in Washington DC after she tells more lies.” 

The clip’s description claims Markle was humiliated by a small audience questioning her business accomplishments. 

However, a search of major news outlets and local coverage finds no credible reports confirming that the confrontation occurred.

The lack of broader media coverage is notable given the high visibility of Meghan’s public appearances.

Observers familiar with royal media coverage say that had such an incident taken place, it likely would have been picked up by multiple news organizations or attendees. 

In a score of movies, Jennifer Lopez has proved her acting mettle. Still, there is a film which she turned down, ending up as her biggest acting regret.

“[Director] Adrian Lyne offered me Unfaithful,” she says, referring to the 2002 movie which stars Diane Lane, who earned a nod at the Academy Awards for her performance as Connie Summer.

In the interview with Howard Stern, the pop icon further reveals the script “wasn’t good” at first, but she credited the movie’s director, who “then made it great.”

“And Diane Lane got nominated for the Oscar,” the 56-year-old adds. This leads Howard to ask, “Is that hard to live with?”

“It’s funny. It haunts me,” J.Lo responds. “It haunts me a little bit, because it’s, like, the one that I turned down.”

She continues, “It was just like, ‘Why did you turn down working with Adrian Lyne? What were you thinking?’ I don’t know what was going on in my mind at the time. Who knows what was going on with me at the time?”

Meanwhile, Jennifer’s latest movie, Kiss of the Spider Woman, is in theatres.