by Marcus Baram & K.C. Baker. Friday, December 04, 1998

It's not easy to tell when the cameras stop rolling on Martin Scorsese's intense new film, "Bringing Out the Dead." Stars Tom Sizemore and Marc Anthony kept acting like a couple of raging bulls after the end of a shoot early this week, say insiders on the set.

The theatrics followed a scene in which Anthony plays a suicidal man being wheeled into Bellevue Hospital, strapped to a gurney. "They already shot the scene and Sizemore [who plays a paramedic] throws the IV bag right at Marc's b---s," says a source. Marc started screaming, 'Who the f--- did that?' and Sizemore says, 'I did.' Marc then shouts, 'Somebody unstrap me. I'm gonna f--- you up.' In the end, security had to break it up, says a source.

Sizemore, who plays an out-of-control paramedic alongside Nicolas Cage in the movie, is said to be taking the role a little too seriously.

Sizemore's publicist claims that the movie is "intense," but said "Marc and Tom get along beautifully."