Joshua Jackson reveals why Emilio Estevez scolded him on the Mighty Ducks 2 set: Dont ever do that again

Talk about catching some Quack Flack.“Mighty Ducks” star Joshua Jackson revealed Emilio Estevez scolded him on set when he was just a teenager after he seemingly ignored a flock of fans.Jackson said he had finished filming a scene for “D2: The Mighty Ducks” — the second installment of the hit Disney trilogy — at Arrowhead Pond in Anaheim, Calif.

in 1993 when Estevez confronted him for giving the crowd a cold shoulder.“As I was coming off (the ice), I don’t know why — either I was just being a little d–k or I was tired — but there was a bunch of people waiting for autographs,” Jackson said during Tuesday’s episode of “The Kelly Clarkson Show.” “I just blew past them to go to the locker room.Emilio pulled me to the side and he’s like, ‘don’t ever do that again.’”The three-time Teen Choice Award winner told Brooke Shields, who was filling in for Clarkson, that he was initially confused by Estevez’s comments and asked why it mattered.“Don’t ever ever do that again,” Estevez warned again.

Why do you think you get to go out there and skate in front of all these people? This is who keeps you employed.Do not ever forget who it is that you are here for.”“I was quite young and you know, I kind of learned how to be on set from Emilio because I didn’t know any of this stuff,” Jackson addedJackson was 15 years old when he reprised his role as Charlie Conway in the “Mighty Ducks” sequel while Estevez, who played the lawyer-turned-coach Gordon Bombay, was 31 years old.Shields, who also started as a child actress in “The Blue Lagoon, shared that she’s had to learn a similar lesson.“My mom used to say ‘every person is one person and that relationship is just between you and them and you have to respect it,'” Shields said.

“It does get overwhelming at times.”The “Dawson’s Creek” star agreed and added that the lesson “was a really important reframing” for him to remember who he was and “what’s...