Taron Egerton discussed an unscripted kissing scene cut from his 2015 filming of “Legend” on “Armchair Expert,” Page Six reports

Actor Taron Egerton brought up a behind-the-scenes moment tied to his 2015 work on the film “Legend” during an appearance on the podcast “Armchair Expert,” according to a report from Page Six published on Monday.

Page Six said Egerton spoke with co-hosts Dax Shepard and Monica Padman on that episode about filming “Legend” in 2015, including a reference to an A-list actor involved in what he described as an unscripted scene.

The report characterizes Egerton’s account as a “name-drops” moment in which he referred to the performer he said he “snogged” during the filming experience, adding that the scene was later cut from the film.

Page Six did not provide additional detail in its account beyond Egerton’s disclosure and the fact that the exchange occurred during production in 2015, rather than being part of the finalized, released version of the movie, the report said.

The disclosure highlights how unscripted takes and informal on-set moments can remain part of production stories even when they do not make it into the final edit, a common feature of film press and promotional interviews.

Because the Page Six report centers on Egerton’s podcast remarks, the specific circumstances and creative decisions behind the cut are presented as part of his recollection rather than as a documented production record, according to the scope of what was reported.

With Egerton’s comments delivered on “Armchair Expert,” viewers and listeners will be able to assess the full context by hearing the episode in which he spoke to Shepard and Padman about his 2015 “Legend” filming experience.

The report also suggests that Egerton’s public remarks may add to ongoing audience interest in how individual performances, impromptu moments, and editing decisions shape what ultimately appears on screen.