14 Actors Who Could Barely Look At Their Co-Stars
14.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes- Nothing defines romance like William Shakespeare’s
Romeo and Juliet, in which Danes and DiCaprio delivered amazing performances.
However, it wasn’t all happy and cheery on set.
Apparently, Danes wasn't fond of DiCaprio’s funny antics and prankster moves he pulled
while filming.
She referred to him as quite immature, and multiple sources claim the pair weren’t
close at all.
They only associated with each when the cameras were rolling.
Nevertheless, the film went on to win eleven awards, so it’s hard to believe these two
had such rocky interactions together.
13.
Victoria Justice and Ariana Grande- Best known for playing Tori and Cat on the Nickelodeon
show Victorious, who would’ve suspected these onscreen BFF's despised each other in
real life.
The show was canceled in 2013, in which some upset fans pointed Grande as a cause of blame.
Grande took to social media and revealed the reason why the show ended because one girl
didn’t want to do it and chose to do a solo tour than a cast tour.
Justice defended herself by tweeting, “some people would throw someone they consider a
friend under the bus just to make themselves look good.
#IfTheyOnlyKnew.”
Hmmm, I guess we’ll never know what actually happened.
12.
Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny- Known for playing Mulder and Scully on the hit television
series, the series spanned ten seasons, and there was no doubt they’re acting was phenomenal.
But that’s all it was, just acting as both actor’s revealed that the past nine years
of shooting turned them into monsters.
In a 2015 interview with Stylist, Anderson explained there were periods when they hated
each other and didn’t talk for extended periods of time, both citing the stress of
balancing their personal lives and their careers.
However, the star’s state after quite some time, they became friends and are closer than
they were before.
11.
Kiefer Sutherland and Freddie Prinze Jr.- Talk about a clash of talent!
Freddie Prinze Jr. revealed his awful experience about working with Kiefer Sutherland at a
Comic-Con panel for his series Star Wars Rebels.
He said “I did 24 and it was terrible.
I hate every moment of it.”
He also stated that Kiefer was the most unprofessional guy in the world, and it wasn’t trash talk.
In fact, Freddie said he would say it to his face.
The actor also said, “I think everyone that’s worked with him said that I just wanted to
quit the business after that.
So I just sort of stopped.”
10.
Will Smith and Janet Hubert- We all noticed when Aunt Viv was suddenly replaced on the
hit comedy show The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and we couldn’t help but wonder why.
Apparently, Hubert cites Smith as the blame for her being fired from the series in 1993.
The actress outed Smith for not helping her and fellow cast mates with salary negotiations.
She also referred to him as inexperienced and a snotty nosed punk.
She also refused to do a reunion show until Smith apologized.
Decades later, it is unclear if the two ever worked out their issues, but it’s evident,
that blood doesn’t spoil.
9.
Nick Nolte and Julia Roberts- It’s hard to believe that two couldn’t stand to be
around each other since their on-screen chemistry stated otherwise.
The talented stars hated each other on set and even went as far as shooting their scenes
apart.
Off camera wasn’t any better either as it only made things worse.
Roberts described her co-star as disgusting, with Nolte firing back that she wasn’t a
nice person and every knew that.
Apparently, Nolte must’ve made a lasting impression on Roberts as she continued to
talk about him years later.
In a 2009 guest appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman, she recalled a few details
of a past co-star she worked with that threw a hissy fit.
I wonder who that could be?
8.
Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams- Known as one of the most iconic love movies, The Notebook
had every girl dreaming of a long lasting romance.
Despite their on-screen love, Gosling and McAdams hated each other so much that they
had screaming matches on set.
It was so bad that the film’s director had to step in and organized an impromptu therapy
session to relieve the tension.
The conflict seemed resolved as the rest of the shoot was manageable.
Much to everyone’s surprise, the co-stars eventually started dating shortly after the
film’s release, and they dated for two years before splitting up in 2007.
7.
Martin Lawrence and Tisha Campbell- Actress Tisha Campbell could not stand Lawrence’s
behavior on the set of Martin.
Sources reveal things took a negative downfall after Campbell became engaged to Duane Martin
and Lawrence got jealousy.
Insiders say that Martin Lawrence would ridicule Campbell’s fiance on set.
After motioning a sexual harassment suit against the actor, she quit the Fox sitcom.
However, she returned to the series after compromising a strange agreement with the
show’s producers.
She would shoot her scenes while Martin was not on set and this arrangement proved to
be difficult and a challenge for everyone running the show.
6.
Bill Murray and Lucy Liu- If you’re wondering why Murray wasn’t in the sequel of Charlie’s
Angels, well it’s because the actor insulted Liu while filming on set.
Murray stopped a scene and pointed to Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Lucy Liu exclaiming,
“I get why you’re here, and you’ve got talent, but what in the hell are you doing
here?!”
Shocked and angry, Liu fired back by trying to punch Murray, and the two had to be separated
into different rooms.
Due to their conflict, Murray refused to star in the film’s sequel.
This led to Bernie Mac replacing Murray.
5.
Tyrese Gibson and James Franco- Their last encounter was in 2006, and the two haven’t
worked together since filming the movie Annapolis.
Singer and actor Tyrese Gibson revealed that he never wanted to work with James Franco
again and is sure that Franco reciprocates the feelings.
Gibson stated Franco was rude on set and didn’t like that the actor was actually hitting him
during the boxing scene practice tasks.
Franco remarked that he was a method actor, meaning he is constantly in character.
But the incident stuck well with Gibson and even told Elle magazine that he could blow
up any celebrity’s house, while they were away; it would be Franco’s house.
Geez, isn’t that a little too harsh?
4.
Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan- Kissing and touching requires a lot of chemistry on set,
but that’s what made it harder for Johnson and Dornan to film Fifty Shades of Grey.
The two absolutely couldn’t stand each other and audiences could tell.
In a July 2014 guest appearance with Today, the two movie stars gave such an uncomfortable
interview that made fans everywhere cringe.
Anchor Natalie Morales asked if there was instant chemistry between them, in which both
stars shook their head no.
Morales then asked if they hated each other and Dornan quickly nodded his head while Johnson
just looked at the ceiling.
3.
William Shatner and George Takei- It’s been more than forty years, and the two Star Trek
actors are still feuding.
Shatner has referred to Takei as disturbed and psychotic.
In which Takei called Shatner self-centered in a guest appearance on Real Time with Bill
Maher.
Takei revealed in his 1994 autobiography that Shatner wouldn’t acknowledge him during
the early days of the series and also accused him of altering the series’ scripts so Takei’s
character would not receive an order to control the starship.
Things especially got heated when Takei did not invite Shatner to his wedding with Brad
Altman in 2008, Takei stated he invited Shatner but never got word of confirmation.
Shatner responded by calling Takei’s wedding a publicity stunt.
2.
Charlie Sheen and Selma Blair- Don’t complain about Charlie Sheen and not expect some severe
consequences.
After Sheen had heard rumors of Blair criticize his work ethic, he got her fired from the
tv sitcom Anger Management.
Most of the time, the cast and crew had to wait several hours for Sheen to arrive at
work.
The actor also doubled as the show’s executive producer on the show.
After he learned of her complaints, he also sent the actress a compilation of abusive
and colorful messages, calling her names and firing her via text message.
Maybe Charlie Sheen needs some anger management of his own.
1.
Bea Arthur and Betty White- As hard as it is to believe, the Golden Girls starlets didn’t
exactly have the best friendship when the camera stopped rolling.
It’s been nearly 30 years since the show aired, but Betty White revealed in 2015 at
a TimesTalk that Bea had a reserve.
Bea Arthur was turned off by White’s positive attitude and stated Bea considered her to
be a pain in the neck because she was always so happy.
Even though the whole cast scored Emmy Awards, Arthur was reportedly upset that White received
an Emmy nomination and won before her.
Talk about a harrowing case of jealousy!