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Shonda Rhimes has hinted that her lawyers are advising her not to talk about Katherine Heigl, but she hasn't had a problem being comfortable when asked, "I don't take shit from nasty people, I don't have time for that."
Who doesn't have a friend who spends her life complaining about things? The pathological negativity of Katherine Heigl has ended up sinking what was the most promising career in Hollywood 10 years ago. From her I had the whole world in love with her, but the actress has screwed up so much that today nobody wants to work with her. The line between "knowing what you want and not being afraid to say it" and "being a horrible person" should be very clear, but not for Katherine.
Heigl is not the only difficult actress in Hollywood, but if there have been so many stories about how unpleasant it is to work with her, it is because the situation is untenable. As one producer confessed: "We had a perfect part for her, but in the end we decided it wasn't worth it." How has she gone from top to bottom (several times) in just a decade?
2008: She spoke ill of her first big film role
During the promotion of 27 dresses, for some reason Katherine ended up criticizing her previous project, Awkward Mess, for being too beautiful. "It portrays the women as uptight, humorless harpies," the actress complained, "while the men come off as lovable, goofy, and funny. It was kind of hard for me to play such a spoilsport bitch. I find it hard to enjoy that movie."
Her arguments are not without reason, but around them hovers the feeling that she, when in doubt, could have remained silent. That is one of the main problems with her public image: she not only thinks horrible things, but she blurts them out without anyone asking. Which brings us to the next episode.
2008: Criticized Grey's Anatomy scripts
Katherine Heigl won an Emmy for the series that made her famous, specifically thanks to the third season episode in which Izzie Stevens is reunited with her daughter that she gave up for adoption years ago. A year later, the actress decided not to register to opt again for the nomination and the award. The fee, $60,000, is paid by the artist or the television network, and many choose not to appear if they think they have no chance.
The vast majority withdraw from the competition in silence and without giving it more importance. She does not. She preferred to clarify publicly that she considered that the material that she had been given during the fourth season was not good enough to be considered for the Emmys, "with the intention of maintaining the integrity of the organization, I withdraw my name from the competition". Grey's Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes explained that the reason Izzie had less clout in season four was that Heigl asked for a reduction in hours so he could devote more time to her film career. Second round, second loss.
2008: It drove everyone crazy who worked on 27 dresses
Her mother, Nancy, has been her manager since Katherine started working on My Father... What a Pick! According to the actress, her mother "has not come to this city to make friends", but the only thing she has achieved is to antagonize and harass everyone who has crossed her path. "I have never experienced anything like Nancy Heigl. Everything seems wrong to her, she solves everything with insults and according to her everyone is a liar," confessed a publicist.
According to another source, Katherine's demands during the promotion of 27 dresses were impossible to satisfy: presidential suites in the best hotels, constant wardrobe changes, star treatment for her mother and systematic return of all the food that was brought to her room. . "Not even the biggest stars have that attitude or those demands," the publicist clarified.
