In front of the cameras, they are talented, but on the set, it is said that it is a nightmare to work with them
Edward Norton
The three-time Oscar nominee is known in the industry for hijacking the projects he works on. Everything must go through him first, they say. This behavior created tension between him and the Hulk's director, The Incredible Man, Frenchman Louis Leterrier. Apparently, shortly before the start of filming, the actor rewrote the entire script. An attitude that was very frowned upon by Leterrier, screenwriter Zack Penn, and Marvel. The scandal on the set was leaked to the press. Penn let it be known that Norton had an "unusual" way of working: he would change scenes at the time of filming or do lengthy set-up exercises with Liv Tyler. However, despite his efforts to improve his story and his characters, the film was one of Norton's great flops on the big screen.
Katherine Heigl
The actress is on the list of the least loved by her colleagues. It all started when Heigl, better known as Grey's Anatomy's Dr. Izzie Stevens, withdrew from the race for an Emmy, as her character had lost presence on the ABC television drama. "I don't feel like she had a significant role this season to warrant an Emmy nomination, and therefore I am withdrawing my name from the nomination," she told the Los Angeles Times at the time. This action was not well seen. At the time, the actress left the show that launched her to fame. Her complicated character and the habit of speaking ill of all the projects in which she had participated made her gain a reputation as an ungrateful and demanding actress.
Sharon Stone
Sharon Stone is still considered one of the most stunning women in cinema. She is admired by the public, but not so much by the studios. She has a reputation for being extremely demanding on set. Apart from the fact that she would have a very bad character and would insult at the first situation that is not to her displeasure. But that is not all. She once went shopping in the exclusive stores on Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, with a credit card from the production of A Golden Boy, a movie she was shooting.
January Jones
Nominated for two Golden Globes for her role as Betty Draper on Mad Men, January Jones earned a reputation for being aloof and cold towards her fellow cast members. But it's not just who she shares her screen with, she's unsympathetic, Zach Galifianakis, known for The Hangover, had a nasty confrontation at a party with her. When told that January had referred to him as one of the funniest guys he'd ever met, Zach had a surprising response. "I was at a party, I'd never met her, and she said, 'Come sit down.' I sit at her table and we talk for 10 minutes, and then she's like, 'I think it's time for you to go now. Galifianakis did not remain silent and answered him. He told Jones that she "was just a television actress who would be forgotten in a few years, and she advised him to be a better person."
Gwyneth Paltrow
It's no secret that the Oscar winner is pretentious and rude on a film set. She earned notoriety in the Iron Man 2 studio because she "wasn't nice to anyone and also made people feel uncomfortable." An anonymous person who worked on the set said that the actress, in a fit of jealousy, refused to speak to Scarlett Johansson.
Megan fox
Fox, who rose to fame in the Transformers movie, didn't make many friends during the filming of that production. Staff members attacked the actress, calling her "ungrateful, classless and graceless", concluding by saying that she was an "antisocial bitch".
