Steven Seagal and John Leguizamo are Hollywood celebrities who have been embroiled in a feud that has lasted for more than a decade.

The feud was recently reignited with the release of The Menu, a comedy/horror movie that features Leguizamo in the role of a washed-up movie star with an ego.

Leguizamo admitted that his character was inspired by Seagal and called him a “horrible human” and a “washed-up” actor.

Leguizamo revealed that he based his character on Seagal because of a bad experience they had on the set of Executive Decision in 1996.

Seagal was rude to Leguizamo and even physically attacked him, which led to the animosity between them.

Leguizamo said, “He came in and was like, [low, breathy voice] ‘I’m in command.

“What I say is law.’ So I started, like, [snorts].

“I mean, who the f–k talks like that? Who comes into rehearsal and says that shit? So I started laughing and he slammed me with an aikido elbow against a brick wall and knocked all the air out of me.”

The feud between Seagal and Leguizamo has been ongoing for more than two decades.

Leguizamo called Seagal a “horrible human being” and a “washed-up” actor, which suggests that the feud has not died down over the years.

The actors have not seen each other since the release of Executive Decision.

The Menu has received praise for Leguizamo’s unique character that blurs the line between reality and stardom.

The character is a washed-up movie star with ego issues, and Leguizamo acknowledged that he based the character on Seagal.

The ongoing feud between the actors has made headlines once again due to Leguizamo’s recent comments.

Leguizamo has been vocal about his disappointment in the past regarding missed opportunities in Hollywood.

He recently expressed interest in being a part of the new Super Mario Bros movie, which features Chris Pratt.

Leguizamo said, “If they start doing the right thing, they’ll hire me for the Mario Bros movie.”

Seagal has also been involved in feuds with other Hollywood actors, including Jean-Claude Van Damme.