Bradley Cooper Photobombs Brad Pitt and Makes Onstage Appearance at Glastonbury

Cooper filmed a scene for his new movie, A Star Is Born

By Corinne Heller Jun 25, 2017 12:52 AMTags

How do you upstage Brad Pitt...offstage?

Easy, just as Bradley Cooper.

The actor masterfully photobombed Pitt as he took a selfie with a fan, musician Chris Simmons, at the 2017 Glastonbury Festival in England Friday.

"When you get your photo with Brad Pitt photobombed by Bradley Cooper!" Simmons wrote on Instagram, alongside the pic.

British rock band Royal Blood also posted on Instagram a photo with Pitt, joking that he was a fan who had won a meet-and-greet contest.

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Cooper also surprised fans at Glastonbury when he crashed Kris Kristofferson's set to film a scene for his movie A Star Is Born, his directorial debut, starring Lady Gaga. He plays a country singer in the film.

As Kristofferson's set concluded, a brief glimpse of Pitt backstage flashed up on screen, The Guardian reported.

Margot Robbie

The Suicide Squad star strikes a pose.

Kit Harington and Rose Leslie

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Lorde

The singer rocks out onstage.

David Beckham and Brooklyn Beckham

The two make Glastonbury a father-son day.

Bradley Cooper

The actor surprises by crashed Kris Kristofferson's set to film a scene for his movie A Star Is Born, his directorial debut, starring Lady Gaga.

Katy Perry

The singer performs onstage.

Johnny Depp

Johnny Depp makes a joke onstage about assassinating President Donald Trump. He later apologized.

Other celebs who appeared at the festival this week included Kit Harington and girlfriend and former Game of Thrones co-star Rose Leslie, Suicide Squad star Margot RobbieDavid Beckham and son Brooklyn Beckham and Johnny Depp, who stirred controversy by making a joke onstage about assassinating President Donald Trump, for which he later apologized.

Other performers at the festival included Radiohead, who performed their biggest hit "Creep" as well as songs like "Paranoid Android" and "Karma Police," Katy PerryLorde and the Foo Fighters.