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 Actress Salma Hayek suffered “severe” injuries when she was attacked by a monkey while working on her 2002 film “Frida”. Hayek, 53, opened up about the incident in a new video for Vogue, in which she discusses some of the most iconic fashion moments throughout her career, reports aceshowbiz.com. Opening up on a photo shoot she did with the monkey at the time, Hayek said: “This next one is 2002 when I did ‘Frida’ and this was in Vogue, and I was very proud to be part of Vogue for the first time in my life.”<\/p>\n

“This monkey, who was named Tyson, actually attacked me during the filming of ‘Frida’, and I was really severely injured. But I was brave enough to let him come back and work again in the movie, and then I still did a photo shoot with him for Vogue afterward,” she said.<\/p>\n

Hayek later quipped: “I was really hoping he wouldn’t go for my face!”<\/p>\n

The biographical film, also starring Alfred Molina, Geoffrey Rush and Antonio Banderas, saw Hayek nominated for an Academy Award for her portrayal of surrealist Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. (IANS)<\/p>\n

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