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when the two were filming "Quick Change," a 1990 crime comedy co-directed by Murray and Howard Franklin
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Davis describes an awkward first meeting with Murray in a hotel suite, followed by a scene on set where Murray screamed at her in front of the crew.
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"She's introduced to [Murray] in a hotel suite," she writes, "where Murray greets her with something called The Thumper."
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Murray confronts Davis in her trailer and screams at her for being late, continuing to scream at her as she rushes onto the set.
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"That was terrible," Davis told The New York Times. "The way he acted at our first meeting... I should have walked out or vigorously defended myself.
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In that case, I would not have gotten the part. If I had known how to react or what to do during the audition, I could have avoided that treatment.
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When a Times reporter asked Davis if she was blaming herself for Murray's behaviour, she replied, "Ha. That is correct.
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There's no point in regretting things, but that's exactly what I was doing. And, yes, it was not my fault."
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Davis isn't the only actor who has spoken out about his uneasy experience working with Murray.
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