Japanese rocker Miyavi is a superstar at home, but he was so nervous making his Hollywood debut as an actor for Angelina Jolie in 'Unbroken' that he hurled in front of her.
Miyavi, 33, is making his international debut in acting with the real-life based drama on World War II hero Louis Zamperini, reported the New York Post.
"I literally threw up. But Angie (Jolie) knows how actors feel. She said, 'Just be yourself. Accept yourself'. I got back to the set and I threw up again," he said.
The rocker said he does not want to be a typical villain while playing the character of Mutsuhiro "The Bird" Watanabe in the film.
"I'm such a bad guy in the movie, beating people, (but) I didn't want to make him a typical villain," he added.
'Unbroken' is scheduled to hit theatres on December 25.
