re: Actors or Actresses that you hear are hard to work with

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Supposedly most of the cast of Castle hated Nathan Fillion. Stana Katic apparently had enough of him and refused to come back for next season, which is probably why they canceled the series.

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See, I heard it was the other way around...that she was a bitch to the cast and it rubbed him the wrong way. That he hosted a wrap party for everyone and she made it a point not to show up.
Nathan Fillion always struck me as being a cool guy, so I tend to believe this story.

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The general rule to go by is: the later in life you find success, the more graciously you handle it.

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Or if you drop off the face of the earth and come back.

I did an event with Jimmy Smits, and he stayed several hours after it was over to talk to every single fan who wanted to. I was his shadow, and asked him if he's always that accommodating.

He told me that he was kind of a prick when he blew up during the LA Law years, but that he was humbled by basically disappearing for years until he finally began to come back in Star Wars, The West Wing, etc.

Diane Keaton and her (possibly lesbian) BFF Carol Kane were horrible, horrible people. I now can't stand either one of them.

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Heigl is a fricking bitch

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And that is why she is stuck doing cat litter commercials

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Kiefer Sutherland

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Have any of you heard Freddy Prince talk about him?

Definitely. The fact that she went on Twitter and did that....huge bitch.

So Lincoln was a dick?

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Imagine filming Gangs of New York and dealing with Bill the Butcher all day.

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Imagine being a crew member on My Left Foot and having to carry him around and feed him

I met a guy who is kind of up the "Hollywood South" food chain at a party. He's rattling off all of the stars he's worked with. He mentions John C. Reilly, and I say, "He seems like he'd probably be fun to be around."

The film industry guy proceeds to tell me that JCR is probably the biggest prick he's ever met, total a-hole, everybody hates working with him, blah, blah, blah. I started laughing because I was sure he was fricking with me. Nope, no joke, he really can't stand John C. Reilly.

I'm going far back. From listening the commentary on Creature From the Black Lagoon, the guy on the right, Richard Carlson, was not liked by most even by some not involved with the film:




and this guy on the right from Route 66, Martin Milner: