Celebs Who Are Actually Jerks in Real Life
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- Is Tom Hanks a jerk? Is Tom Cruise a jerk? We know Ellen is a jerk! But there are many other celebrity jerks out there that are just as bad. In this video, we're taking a look at how celebrities act behind the scenes to determine how many celebrity jerks are really out there.
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My family and I met Michael Keaton at a hotel during Sundance Festival. He was so sweet and down to earth. He even held our little daughter for a photo together! He said, "She's so cute; can I keep her?"
michael had a kid from n.ireland staying with him every summer for years . it was to help kids get away from the troubles here . when the kid was getting married michael bought the lad a house as a wedding gift
My nephew met him as well and said that he was a very nice guy.
You should have said well we are a package deal.
Yikes.
Nice to hear. He always seemed genuinely cool.
My friend’s aunt used to live in Los Angeles in the early 80s when she was a teenager. One afternoon she fell off her bike and sprained her ankle. She hitched a ride home (it was normal back then). A man stopped for her. He happened to be Walter Matthau. He stopped at a local drug store, ran in to buy her bandages, stopped at a pay phone to call her parents to tell them what happened. Talked to her on the ride home about everyday things like school, family, travel, food, friends, etc. Made sure she got in the house ok and walked her bike up to the porch. Didn’t gloat about his status once. A lot of celebrities are jerks but it’s a nice story to hear.
Wow, what a great story. Nice guy.
Loved his Grumpy old men films they don’t make them like him anymore sadly.
always like Matthau in Charely Varrick . . he reinvented dead pan, cool story thanks for sharing!!
@@dickdastardly5534 What about Tobey Maguire?
@@BillMorganChannel I haven’t seen that film - what’s it about ?
Nicest celebrity I have ever met was Paul Newman. He was staying at a resort I was working at, many years ago, so I saw him fairly frequently out and about over a few weeks. Friendly, kind, classy, and very funny. He didn't act like he thought he was anything special, he was much more interested in other people than himself. Total class.
There's something
Very twisted about
Ellen d.
Paul Neweman was known tobe a very kind person, although, he had achieved fame and fortune, his feet were planted squarely on the ground. James Garner, also!
I was lucky enough to meet him twice and I can vouch for this! Just a regular guy you can have a beer with. His wife Joanne is also a lovely person, so sorry to hear she's been ill with Alzheimer's.
A friend of mine was a race engineer and ran cars that Paul Newman would drive in. I asked how he was in real life and my friend said, you've seen Cool Hand Luke, right? Of course. He said, like that but nicer...to the point in between his race stints he would sleep under the table with his helmet on lol.
Paul Newman is my childhood crush 🥰 those blue eyes ❤️
One of my friends back in the 90s was head concierge at a top London hotel and of all the big names he came across he reckoned Patrick Swayze was the loveliest man, let alone film star, he ever met.
He was a gem! I miss him!!!!
The older I get and the more I watch his movies, the more I appreciate him. Loyal and faithful to his wife, the eldest member of the 80s rat pack and gave it his all in his performances. Some of his movies came to be because so many other people passed on it or didn't think it was going to work, like Ghost or Dirty Dancing. Road House was his best performance in my opinion, especially when he has to pull the dagger out of his partner/friend Sam Elliot body as he was left dead on the bartop and the intense expressions on his face of anger and grief as he knows he has to avenge him. In Three Wishes, the ending really suckered punched me emotionally and made me start crying and wasn't expecting that. That is why I am never going to pick up smoking, if it wasn't for his heavy smoking habit, he would have easily been with us 20 years longer as he was quite the athletic dancer
@@GHC3 Patrick swayze died from stage 4 pancreatic cancer.. was already quite advanced when he was 1st diagnosed.. he lived a year longer (2 yrs total) than expected..!! He kept positive attitude and fought the fight but the cancer had already spread too much..!! As a trained professional ballet dancer among many other talents, he was not a reg smoker .. only for his acting roles..
That doesn’t surprise me at all, he seemed like he was just a sweetheart, sure miss him !
How I would have loved to have known him. I’m such a fan. Miss you so much, Patrick!
Absolutely true about Lucille Ball. In 1972, as an airline passenger service agent for a major airline at O'Hare Field, I checked "her" in at the gate with her manager and I had to direct all my questions to her through the assistant. "Will Miss Ball prefer a smoking seat, today?" and "Would Miss Ball prefer the window or aisle?" All the while, "Miss Ball" stood staring at me like I was an indentured servant and never once responded to me in any way. I've never liked "I Love Lucy" episodes since.
I never liked her to begin with.
how awful she was like that towards you Joel...
Ive heard this & it absolutly breaks my heart
There’s a famous story about Lucy blowing a fuse at Vivian Vance when they were filming an episode of one of her post I Love Lucy shows .
Vivian who played the part of Ethel Mertz in the original series had a disagreement on some script issue with Lucy and Lucy who was also in the middle of a marital split with Desi Arnez yelled out to her in front of everyone “🎉don’t give me any of your lies because I knew that Desi also “effed” you “ !
( And the fact is..- that it was reportedly true.)
This makes me mad and sad. Guess I don't love Lucy anymore...😤😖😢
I met Mike Nesmith of the Monkees. He treats you like you're his high school friend. Very nice and humble guy. At the time, he had inherited his mother's liquid white out fortune which she invented. For a billionaire he was a very down to earth guy. Unfortunately he passed away a few years ago.
My favorite Monkees are Mike and Mickey! RIP Mike!
I also had the pleasure of Meeting Mike. He was a very nice guy and signed a Monkees album for me.
Now, Mickey on the other hand... not so nice.
Is he in heaven do you think? What's more important, money from white out or heaven?
@@Frank-Discussion What happened?
I met Charlie Sheen - I was introduced to him as a friend of a friend of his. Although I was actually sort of impressed about meeting the guy (I don't normally hang with celebrities), I was not expecting a whole lot of nice. But Sheen had in fact met my seriously drug-addled brother a few months earlier, and when he found out I was that guy's brother, he got up, grabbed both my hands and said - with more heartfelt sincerity than I was expecting - "oh my god. How's he doing?" I thought that was sort of sweet (and my brother's been clean for two years now, so smiles all around).
I can't stand people who want nothing to do with their kids especially Tom Cruise
@@justindutko6228 No - I am sure he is a rat. But my little encounter with him was sort of nice. Admittedly, I am not his child!
People really need to quit judging people for how they act in front of a camera, especially when being confronted with threatening dialog concocted for ratings in the first place. Of course people are going to act out.
@@aaronbyrt6619 To be clear, I am pretty sure he is a lousy person more generally. But he was nice to me.
I supposed many people will be sympathetic to people they have reason to identify with. Even if they are not normally nice people otherwise.
Years ago my mom and I met James Doohan, Scotty from the original Star Trek. We are both fans of the whole Star Trek franchise and we have a special fondness for the original series. Mr. Doohan was very polite, took time to talk to us, signed some autographs, and, with permission, gave my mom a very sweet kiss on the hand. It was a delightful encounter and a very special memory.
I met Mark Ruffalo once a a restaurant. I didn’t know who he was, but my girlfriend did. He was really polite to everyone and was a very good tipper.
Man that's nice my favorite role he did is obviously Matt from 13 going on 30 which is held in my hailed in my heart of being one favorite movies ever so I'm glad he's nice but I hope his co-star is nice too from that movie
honestly he does seem like a sweet guy n a waay better Hulk
I met Andy Griffith when I was 13 and he was so beyond nice to myself and friends. A true star and wonderful decent charming gentleman.🙋💕
Andy Griffith was my Father-In-Laws English Teacher, he lived down the street from their family years later and never minded people just walking up to hm to talk.
Hmmm I heard he was not so nice to his fellow co stars on the set except for Don Knots
@@johnhentges4210 I don't think he was the problem. Apparently the woman portraying "Aunt Bea" had problems getting along with many of the cast.
Those were different times and a different moral society. If you spent any time in the industry you'd understand what self-absorbed narcissistic a$$holes most of these actors are, despite appearances
I’ve heard that and I’m so glad. He seemed that way!
Worked for a sports team. Glenn Close actually came and sang the national anthem. She then went and watched sport. She was beyond gracious. Loved meeting her.
How cool! Thank you for sharing. So much nicer to focus on positivity.
I had a co-worker who went to her post office and she was there having a full-out, screaming melt down over something.
I’m a pilot for a major airline that flew celebs regularly. My encounters were all positive and they were polite to the crew. The one story I’ll share is about Diane Keaton. The flight attendant came up to the cockpit and said Capt Ms Keaton would like a word with you. I met her at the doorway and introduced myself. She said she didn’t want to experience any turbulence on the flight. I told.... you know this is a 3 dimensional operation we’re running so I can’t guarantee we won’t. As soon as we took off we started to get really beat up. The flight attendant dinged us and said she was not amused. Ohh well.
OMG I can’t get my head around how anyone could be that stupid! Thanks for a great laugh. I guess we shouldn’t expect much more from Annie Hall….la dee dah…
A pissed off pilot would have told her to sit down and shut up. Was he dressed down later? Hmm. . . I might have done it too, if I was scared enough.
Kathy Griffin has no right to talk about anyone!
Kathy Griffin should have been included in this.
she sure is lookin good though🤥
@@porterhouse_....u jokin, right?
Kathy Griffin has the right to talk, but we don't have to listen.
Another Lolita Express passenger! ✈🌴👹
I met Keanu Reeves many years ago when I worked in the music business. He was a super sweet guy, very warm and genuine. Meanest celeb I met was Star Jones, but who remembers her now? 😂
@@nully304 🤣
I worked at Disney World in the late 80's. Famous people were common place. For me, two were authentic and down to earth: Michael J. Fox and Reggie White.
I adore Michael J Fox so much ❤️ you're very lucky to have met him.
I had the pleasure of meeting Michael J Fox. It is a long story but he was such a sincerely kind person. My dad had recently passed from Parkinson’s and he was so gracious to my mom. Very special memory.
Not surprised about any of these actors being jerks. I've met many celebrities in the 80's when I lived in Hollywood and they were very warm and respectable to others. Most have passed but the ones who are still here I had great experience with them. Leslie Jordan ,Tim Conway , Patti LaBelle, Dolly Pardon, Perry King, Jaclyn Smith and many others.
You need to include Steven Seagal on this list. He was the biggest jerk I’ve ever had to deal with.
That doesn't surprise me, somehow. I never liked him.
i like him cause he never tried to hide it. Unlike Hanks which i always fell for his "everyman: nice guy act LOL now i know what a douche he rally is
And James Corden horrible man
Something is OFF about Segall
God help our personal safety he is a police officer?
I asked a stewardess in NYC once who was the nicest person she ever met on a plane and the worst. She said the worst were Lucille Ball and Jerry Lewis. They would never speak to you directly even if you were right in front of them but instead would speak through their assistant. She said the nicest person was Richard Gere.
Lucille Ball was banned from American Airlines, her behavior the reason.
I heard that about Ball also, a total jerk! A fake red-head with a big mouth, but a real egoist. No wonder her puffed-up heart artery broke!
Richard Gere is a Tibetan Buddhist.
@@mjlejer3241 I recall reading something similar about her. Lucy was a hardened Hollywood starlet who likely paid some serious dues to get where she got.....very successful. And, it hardened her, especially her marriage to Arnaz. That must have made her crazy.
@@jenniferlarson6426 As we understand it, her marriage to Desi was one of convenience mostly, to induce more fame, as he was a very popular musician at that time, far more known than she was. But there had to be some physical attraction because they had two kids. She had medium brown hair and thought red hair would set her apart from all the other gals who wanted to be actresses in her era. I think her talent was not her lines, those were written for her, but her facial expressions, with that clownishly painted face, the lipstick oddly outlining her lips, was almost comedic in itself! But she was driven and when the chance came for her to be a studio executive and producer, along with her husband, she jumped on it, thus Desilu Productions. In the war-time '40's, people NEEDED something to laugh at, so "I Love Lucy" was a good candidate for that.
met Billy Mummy from Lost in Space at convention in TX, very nice guy, we chatted for few minutes, he is into music now, told him to write a bio about his life, he was great child actor in the Sixties
When I was about 10 years old my father passed away and I started listening to John Denver. The most amazing person when I met him a few years later. His music got me through some hard times after dad died and then my mother was able to get his address in Aspen. I wrote him a he wrote me back with signed photos and this went on for about two years. Then I found out he was coming to Cincinnati for a concert and I did go and me and a friend went back stage and as soon as the guard was about to tell us to leave, John said that we could hang out. He remembered me and my name. So sweet. It was a shame when him and Annie broke up. They were so cute together.
We're happy to know that you had a chance to meet John Denver! Thank you for sharing your life story. Which song of his appealed to you the most?
@@FactsVerse Hard question but Rocky Mountain High.
This gave me goosebumps. His special. He was the only person my music teacher father wanted to see in concert. I was thrilled to take my dad to see him live. What a talent. Wonderful memories since my dad passed. My mom has advanced Alzheimer’s but sings along and is thoroughly happy when I play a video of him in concert.
Thank you for sharing your personal experience with him. Very special.
@@RaeAnn_1202 Thank you for sharing your life story 🙏 you're the first person I could connect with when it comes to John. My children grew up knowing his songs. I'm happy I could pass that down to them. I read his autobiography more than once. I often wonder if Annie is still in Aspen. When Olivia Newton John passed away right away the song Fly Away came to mind. Their voices were beautiful together ❤️
@@Marie-Artistic_24 my kids are fans, too, as I raised them with his music. When my granddaughter is wound up hearing his music calms her for rest. Such an incredible talent and caring person.
Yes, what a wonderful gift to have Fly Away to listen to.
I met Benicio del Toro once.his father lives in Puerto rico and when he comes to the island you can see him walking around old san Juan often.he is such a nice guy.very humble and friendly. Very inteligent.when he goes there he often supports many social causes.a very nice guy.we are very proud of him.
Glad to hear one of my favorite actors is not full of himself.He made me laugh so hard in Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas & terrified me in Sicario.Terrific actor.
Carlos Reyes Glad to hear that there’s still a few good ones out there. Most of them are sick, nasty, hateful perverts. That is into some serious and ungodly acts. Most is not worth the time to even to pay any attention. That’s all, could go on for ever. Hollywood and its people are sick and perverted. God Bless you all.
Glad to hear that he may actually be a nice guy ! He is definitely easy on the eyes and a decent actor. A fellow Larino too ! I have enjoyed every movie I have seen him in.
Oops ! I meant a fellow LATINO.
When I was about age 13 my mom took me and a friend to a play staring an aging Ginger Rogers. After the play we were able to go backstage and meet her. She was so nice and charming. She said lots of really nice things about her co-star in the play. She put her arm around my mom's shoulder talked to her as if they were old friends. She also signed our programs.
I have a friend who was in the cast of a show with Ginger Rogers. He had nothing but kind things to say about her. She was a sweetie.
Back during the golden age.o
Tom Hanks got ruined for me. I'm glad Ginger was nice
Because of the job I did I met many so called high end celebs . One of them was liz Taylor, she was really lovely even gave me some swiss chocolates. Cant ask for more then that lol
I absolutely adore Ginger...today is her birthday.I always heard she was a doll and I believe it.
Richard Jenkins is the kindest, most compassionate actor I've ever worked with; twice.
And I've even worked with Keanu Reeves, who is a very close second.
He was filming in my home town and my sister met him. She said despite being very busy and seemingly distracted, he was still nice enough to stop and take a picture with her and was really nice. Anthony Carrigan is also awesome.
But no one ever heard of him
Of all the Hollywood stars, Keanu Reeves is a bright spot to the darkest inner lives of the other Hollywood stars.
Keanu Reeves would be the only one who could convince me to stay away from Hollywood and explain to me what a shark tank this circus is.
If his car broke down, I would even stop and help. With stars like Tom Hanks, Reese Witherspoon, Steven Seagal, Chevy Chase and others with bad reputations, I'd drive right on by.
@@horaceball5418
Integrity has nothing to do with celebrity. I value integrity in much higher regard. Mr Jenkins extended himself to me arms engaged me in conversation.
While I'm at it, although he never engaged me in conversation (albeit he spoke to me in kind motivating terms), we were very busy, the little things Harrison Ford did to include me were outside the realm of requirement, which made those scenes very special to me.
I agree with your estimation of Keanu. I've witnessed him be kind live. It's unprofessional to approach another actor (especially if you have no lines) between scenes or during scene setups, as they may be concentrating on lines or actions, but occasionally an extra will risk getting thrown off a set to ask for a photo or autograph. During one day several women approached him and didn't get them in trouble but herded them aside to set that up during lunch and at the end of the day. He even asked the PAs and AD not to make a deal over it.
I was in the final scene of a movie with him after a long all-nighter, he complimented me, gave me an abrazo (side hug while patting me on the back). It meant a great deal to me particularly because I kept thinking during the entire project that he was still likely despairing the loss of his daughter and the breakup he was going through. Given all that he was still able to dredge up incredible inner strength to push through all the pain with which he was dealing, but still took time to overlook that and to strengthen others.
Thats my dads name
Ginger Rogers was a very sweet lady. Nothing phony about her. Very attractive and she could dance the best I have ever seen, she did every step Fred Astaire did but she did it backwards and in high heels. Loved that lady.
Local tv station here used to air those old RKO films on the weekends. Every month there must have been 3 or 4 of her films of hers I got down on VHS. Developed a crush on her, and this was 25 to 10 years ago.
I met Lenny Kravitz in passing in the French quarter. He asked directions to Cafe du monde so I walked him there. He was so nice and offered to buy me a coffee.
People have to understand one thing. There is no connection between a celbs work and who they are. The people who are nice before getting famous, will usually be nice after. The people who are rude and self serving, had those traits in their personalities before becoming famous.
Well said,I believe fame and money just brings out what is already there .
@@tinaholman956 ...and makes it even worse.
I agree.
Ernest Borgnine, a sweetheart he was.
I've met him too. Great guy.
Barry Manilow. Wonderful, genuine, humble, and just a great human being!
I love his Manilow Music Project, which fund music programs in schools which might otherwise lose them.
Yes. But so very shy in person.
@@TygerBleuToo Oh he was not shy at all the couple times I talked to him.
@@deniseerikson1246 Interesting. He came to our offices at Disney to pitch a project, surrounded by his entourage, and was totally quiet. Maybe he was having a bad day.
@@TygerBleuToowell shy doesn’t mean bad person
"jerk" seems to be epidemic in Hollyweird...
Just like fans can be entitled jerks.
What so often happens in La La Land, is that the Studios ruin good people, by telling them how talented, gifted, wonderful, superior, beautiful and handsome they are, to get the performance they're seeking, until the actors actually BELIEVE IT! Then, they are all narcissistic egoists and no one can STAND them anymore! It it wasn't so tragic, it would be funny!
@@mjlejer3241 I suppose if I was paid that much I would be a real prick too.
@@crankychris2 No, not necessarily. Egoism is an acquired mental disease, and it is exacerbated in Hollywood, by directors and producers who tell the actors how bright, smart, wonderful, brilliant they are at what they do, so that in most of them, it feeds that disease, and of course the outrageous sums of money they get only serve to falsely feed their self-worth image of themselves even more! But there ARE a very few celebrities who do NOT fall into that trap, are still nice, decent human beings, but they are rare!
@@mjlejer3241 DJT says he wants his own list, stating "I'm the biggest jerk this country has ever seen."
I read somewhere that Lucille Ball was horrid to her sidekick Vivian Vance. She used to insist that VV wear outfits that made her look much heavier than she was and did everything she could to make VV look like a frump. Poor VV, she also had to have a misogynist as a "husband" on the show.
Actually Vivian Vance was supposed to look like a frump. Look at who played her husband!
Well Lucy was probably pissed at Viv , once she found out that her then husband Desi Armaz did the
horizontal mambo with Viv . Yes we all know he couldn’t keep it in his trousers !
What a guy !
Well...let them all R.I.P. , no?
I only read negative experiences about this person. Is this “star” still being mourned?
Whatever people see in Ellen, is and will remain a total mystery to us.
If she was not a lesbian we'd have never heard of her!
@@MajorWolfgangHochstetter True dat.
She is there just to promote the lesbian agenda for the liberal left. There are several talk show hosts who are there only for that reason. It is the same in politics too. Look at Obama- No qualifications but we can make history by electing him. Look at Rosie Odonnel. Ophra Winfrey, Hillary Clinton, and the list goes on and on.
@@jamesbreeden3061 Remember, that's 'Crooked Hillary' though her close friends (all three of them. Well, not close really), call her simply, 'Crooked'!
@@jamesbreeden3061 Sickening to say the least. I'm so tired of that being shoved in our faces. WTF cares!
I've seen Reese Witherspoon apologize on camera about her behavior when she and her husband were stopped by a police officer. She basically said she was out of line; not proud of herself at all.
I'm sure her Agent had something to do with that.
So that WAS a one-time thing.
Beforehand you should think about what kind of crap you are pouring. She wasn't ashamed, she was afraid for *"her clean woman image"*
Then there's the worry that she won't get any more role offers.
Back in the day, back when B. Spears was bragging about her virginity, I knew she wasn't one anymore. Would I take some overrated Hollywood stars seriously, I would doubt myself.
You don’t have enough room for the list!
Years ago during Vietnam I literally bumped into John Wayne as I was leaving Mass at a church in Minneapolis. He was so kind and considerate. I was very young and gob smacked as he asked if I were okay. I was speechless and could only nod. He was on his way into the church. I looked back over my shoulder and he waved. Also got to meet Walter Pigeon and Pat Obrien on production of a This is Your Life show in LA I was involved with. Also Mrs Spencer Tracy - all seemed very nice and polite and friendly- although Pat was a bit on brusque side - he had a cup of tea and asked if I would like it cause he had to get on set. Of course I will always remember drinking Pat's cup of tea.
Thank you for sharing your life story. We're happy to know that you had a nice time with John. Which movie of his appealed to you the most?
John Wayne was impressed with Jan Vincent's acting in The Undefeated & wanted him in Chisum.But Jan was already committed to something else.I think though he would've fitted the part of Billy well.JW was also one of those who told Jan that "Real men in Hellieweird drink deep"So,to be accepted,he did.The rest is history.
One of the nicest stars in Hollywood was Robin Williams.
No
Robin Williams, hands down, is the best entertainer ever. Nice to know his kindness was real.
Oh good ! He was one of my favorites, and glad to know he was kind. Sure miss him !
Char you are absolutely spot on thank you
@@MrSly025 Why you say no?
Years ago I went to a western show in Apache Junction, AZ. It was put on my Wilford Brimley. I think it was a charity event and was full of actors. Bruce Boxleitner was on his horse next to a fence and some kids were talking to him, asking him questions, and asking for an autograph. He turned his horse so his back and the horse's rear end was facing the kids. I told him loudly that he should be ashamed of himself. Told him he wouldn't be where he was without his fans. I then called him an asshole. He turned and we locked eyes. If looks could kill, he'd have dropped dead. He turned back around and continued to ignore the poor kids. I won't watch anything with him in it to this day. Was shocked when Melissa Gilbert married him. Glad she's no longer with him.
I haven't liked Tom Cruise for a long time either. I had a sister-in-law that joined Scientology and her family was treated horribly. They came to the house and took her belongings and when she wrote the family, they'd cross most of what she wrote out. So I don't have anything to do with these idiots that are in this cult. My bf watches his movies but I won't. Glad Katie came to her senses and got away from him.
Well my aunt is one so I'm not going call them idiots but I'm still going to give you it is a messed up cult. All that you said it true. However, I tend not to blame Tom Cruise for what Scientology did. The fact you are brainwashed by them causes you to not think straight plus being born into it is very hard to get out of. Just saying.
@@fozziepringleton2883 No, it's not his fault it's the way it is. But his attitude about mental issues with the Brooke Shields situation was out of line. It wasn't any of his business and he's not a doctor. He promotes Scientology and treats those that want out horribly. That's why I don't like him. I don't have any respect for him.
@@maryb6670 Fair enough. I'll give you that. But I don't have any evidence he treats those who want out like that the way they make it seem. Like I said, they brainwashed people into thinking their doing the right thing and even if he's that way to people, there are still two sides. And no, I'm not some die hard(no pun intended) fan of his. I'm just curious saying I don't believe things until I see proof.
@@maryb6670 BTW, I actually do accept your reasons for not liking him if that's true. I've been descriminated by a so called church myself. It's awful if that's true. I'm just saying I don't believe it.
Fozzie Pringleton Leah Rimini got out & I’m not sure but think she was raised in it. She has really spilled the beans on a lot of their doings in there. I’m a fan of hers & glad she got herself & her family out.
I can't stand any of these people.
What about Johnny Depp?
I never have liked Tom Cruise, even before I found out that he's into Scientology. As far back as the Outsiders, I just knew that he had 2 real big chips on his shoulders, as cocky as he always acted. &, I knew that he wasn't acting on that. He is that.
When we had to wear masks,I had one made of Jan Vincent.The number of people who asked "Is that Tom Cruise?"Grrrrr.
@@susanmccormick6022 Was that for a Halloween party? If so, the mistake would be understandable.
He's also a FLAMER
@@bigverybadtom Ouch!No,it was for everyday use sassy.And u had better not mean my beloved Jan or ah may jest come a-round with ma littl' ole derrenger?My first rescue cat was a ginger boy called Mjr Thom,but although he was big,he wasn't bad.
@@susanmccormick6022 My first cat was a black female kitten I renamed Shadow and she kept snarling at me when I first got her. But as she grew older she ended up bonding to me and only me. She did snarl at a woman who came to visit me, and we were both members of a social club. I mentioned Shadow snarling at the woman in question and the other members of the social club agreed with the cat.
I met Barbara Eden in Bloomingdale's she was so nice and so beautiful in person
Same here. I was 19 and met her at the height of her fame. She was warm and friendly. Not to mention that she was the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen.
Classy Lady no doubt
Q
She was the first actress I had a little crush on as a youngster, nice to hear she lived up to her image!
Barbara Eden was a sweetheart.I showed her a photo of her kissing Milton Berle on the set of JEANNIE and she grabbed my arm and started laughing...
I met a woman in the Dr’s office who told me she worked in a film studio with the actors. I commented that it must be an exciting job to which she responded (with passion) “No, it’s horrible working with them, they’re rude and demanding, and so entitled.” I asked her who she thought were nice ones, and she said Halle Berry, Neil Patrick Harris and Tom Cruise. I was dying to ask who the worst ones were but didn’t want to put her in a bad position.
I knew a guy I grew up in the same town with and he worked on the backlots and said one rude b-- was Seth McFarland.
@@carolharris2357 That's actually not shocking
Tom Cruise may be hard to live with but he treats the people he works with very well. My sister worked with him & said he was one of the nicest celebrities she ever worked with in 15 years in Hollywood. So be fair. If we want to talk about toxic celebrities, why not mention Michael Douglas?
Not surprised by all three mentioned…….love them
@@LolaLaRue-sq6jm Yeah, I think the only rule when you're around Tom is: don't bring religion into that.
I am retired airline and I met a lot of famous people over the years. I NEVER bothered any of them for an autograph. It's annoying and just plain (pardon the pun) wrong. Travelling is stressful enough without being pestered by people.
Ditto for me and true. Basically tried to ignore them but in a courteous fashion.
Which airline were you?
I totally get what you're saying. Back in the day, before those annoying freeloaders otherwise known as "Influencers", I don't think any "famous" people actually set out to become famous. They were just good at what they did and were career-wise in the right place at the right time. But none of them signed up to be harassed by so-called fans or the tabloid press every time they stepped outside the door. I am an ordinary Londoner who grew up seeing people from TV walking around the streets and doing their grocery shopping. I might love them in their TV roles but I don't know them, they don't know me, and it wouldn't cross my mind to invade their privacy by speaking to them or worse, pulling out my phone for a photo.
@@SuzyQ334 Hi Susannah. Thanks for your comment to me. You are absolutely right. I love London and the UK. I really am an Anglophile. My partner and I love British film and TV. I think we know more British actors than American. I don't know where we'd be, being retired now, without our Britbox. I love my Brit friends too. If you wish to, I'm on Facebook, and you can send me friend rqst. Let me know. Cheers! Peter.
@@BillMorganChannel Hi Bill. U.S. carrier Eastern, then in 1988 joined Lufthansa.
Many years ago at a theater in L.A. I saw Lucille Ball sitting in the lobby during intermission. If anyone dared approach her, even an usher to tell her she's not supposed to smoke in the lobby, she'd point to the secretary/assistant sitting next to her and say "Tell her, tell her." If they're going to be like that, they should hide in the manager's office during intermission (which some do). Or go outside and smoke.
To be fair, I don't like being bugged by strangers, either. But still...
I almost only read negative things about this woman. Is the woman missing somehow? Or do you still mourn this person?
If smoking was forbidden and the old box had the glowing stick in its mouth, I would address the person who was smoking the glowing stick and not the assistant.
Some Hollywood jerks would have nothing to laugh about with me. “$60 on my hand for smoking in a non-smoking area, now!”
There are some Hollywood stars who are absolutely overrated, back down to earth.
My girlfriend (at the time)and myself met McDreamy in the parking area of a turnpike service plaza. He was enroute to a celebrity golf event. Standing by himself in a empty parking area waiting on several other celebrities to come back to the vehicle he was unmistakably noticeable my girlfriend really liked him but was too shy to say hello so I politely approached him and told him about the shyness and he immediately walked over to her introduced himself chatted with us for a few moments and shared with us what he was up to when it was time for him to leave he shook my hand then extended his hand to my girlfriend when he saw how starstruck she was he leaned his head towards her and asked if he could give her a kiss on the cheek as if ! gave her a hug and a peck on the cheek and made her day! I found him to be polite and completely approachable. He would have to have changed a lot to be considered a jerk.
He comes home to Maine has a yearly charity bike ride for breast cancer. He donated millions to get a cancer center in honor of his Mother who sadly past from breast cancer.
Who's McDreamy?
@@pwareham61 Patrick Dempsey from Grey's Anatomy.
I would imagine a guy meeting a starstruck girl alone in a parking lot would behave a bit differently, as he probably saw an opportunity....
WHO in blue blazes is McDREAMY
Last year my daughter and I met Val Kilmer with his two children in a small Mexican cafe in a tiny AZ town. He was very nice and gracious, although his frail condition was alarming.
He is amazing
He was a jerk back in the day.
Gene Simmons is generally expected to be as an all around jerk, but that was not my experience when I ran into him at a steak restaurant in Texas. I'm not an autograph seeker, just a music fan. I approached him and he talked to me for at least five minutes. We had a very pleasant and casual conversation. I cut the conversation short because I do respect busy people's schedules. We took a photo together and he told me he had fun chatting it up. A firm handshake and we went our separate ways. He was very much a gentleman with me. (and no I'm not a hot girl)
Lionheart Roar Cool! I’m happy that you had a good experience. Mutual respect goes a long way or it should. My wife and I were in a hotel in Las Vegas and I think we both saw Alice Cooper waiting to be checked in. I Don’t know much about him and I figured a “Aren’t you Alice Cooper?” Comment would be Stupid and we didn’t want to bother him so we didn’t say anything but it was fun to see him there.
That's a great story. I've met so many celebrities I literally could do CZcams videos for a month to tell all. That's not an exaggeration. Recently I bought a ticket to see John Waters in Tuscon and he was quite a friendly guy. He was loyal to his fans and even says good things if you hate him. I'd probably be his number one fan if his movies weren't so gross.
Fozzie Pringleton - who is John Waters?
@@nadogrl He's the writer of Pink Flamingoes and Hairspray.
@@ErichH68
I thought I seen Eddie Murphy one time in his Black Bronco. He was turning into the same Parking lot as me. He had the right away. So when I finally got into KMart in Diamond Bar. It seemed like at every turn he was there. I wasn't sure if it was him. He kept looking back at me and smiling.
When I got to work that day I joked with one of my friends about it. And she asked if he was in a Black Bronco, and he had a girl friend at that time that worked at KMart. I missed my opportunity to meet him. Oh well. He seemed nice. If he had let out a laugh, I would of probably stood there in awe. Lol.
I met Michael Aday better known as Meatloaf. He was so nice to me. Bodyguards told people “do not touch him” when i took a photo with him i was allowed to put my arm around him.
His name was Marvin, not Michael.
@@jamiethal1319 Michael Lee Aday
MARVIN Lee Aday, not Michael. Look it up. He changed his name to Michael in 1984, but he was born Marvin.
@@jamiethal1319 so it is Michael 🤦🏼♀️
Cause HE changed it 🤦🏼♀️
@@LadySamurai88 That dude doesn't understand the concept of legally changing your name lmfao.
I was a bit-part actor from 1970 to about 2010. It was quite an experience. The whole industry is full of weirdos. We were often warned not to get too close to the celebs-or even make any eye contact with them.
What movies were you in, William?
@@FactsVerse I was a freelance actor in Australia. I attended drama school in Melbourne, 1976. I was never given leading roles due to my British accent. During this experience, I did have small roles in films with famous actors; however, I was always warned not to converse with leading actors. I still remember the time when I said ‘hello’ to one famous actress on the set, her name was, Mary Tyler Moore. The director roared something at me. I had the same experience in another film called, The Pacific. Famous actors are like members of a superior cult.
When u make as much money as some of these actors and actresses make, at some point your whole persona change. I don't know these actors offscreen but I can tell by the way they are onscreen that sometimes they are not acting.
Super comment. As soon as I saw the word weirdos, I busted out laughing. Still laughing as I write this.
That eye contact thing is disturbing....wtf is that...Ellen Degenerate s staff said that was a thing and you could be fired on the spot...good thing they never hired me...I wouldn't last a day...lolllllll
Every thing Hollywood "SUCKS*
Must be why so many fans keep buying movie tickets and watch TV shows.
Except Margot robbie🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@ and Keanu
I agree it is a powerful media and it ABSOLUTELY can be used for nefarious motives by those that are inclined to that kind of thinkin!
Duane Columbus Really? You don’t watch movies or tv?
I worked at Universal Studios Hollywood at TV and feature film development. On one occasion I worked with Dom DeLuise and Eva Larue on the new candid camera show. Dom was hilarious Ava was beautiful and witty. There was a time after one of the shows taping Dom was in his trailer and I was outside. this family from Ohio came up to me because I had my Universal badge on and said we missed the show is there another show today and I said no I’m sorry but let me talk to Dom and see what I can do. I went into talk to Dom and asked if sign some of his 8x10 glosses. I told him what was going on and he said bring them in here, so I went and got them and they were beside themselves! They got very personal pictures with Dom.
Dom’s one of the most generous celebrities I’ve worked with!
I miss him and I love him.
thanks Dom,
I’ll see you in heaven someday.
Thought you were going to say he was a jerk. lol
I ran into him while on my California vacation back in the 80's. I recognized him, walked up to him to say hello and he was very sweet. I apologized for interrupting his day. His reply was "No fans, no career. It's so nice to meet people who like my work". We took a photo together, and he shook my hand and gave me a hug. Dom was the sweetest man!
Lovely story.
Richard Sager That’s wonderful : ))). He left this world a better place.
Oh thank God that story had a happy ending. I love Dom and am glad he's as kind as he is funny. I had a similar situation with Wayne Newton. He's from Phoenix and did a free concert in 2012 when the state turned 100. After it was over, I hoped to get an autograph but didn't know where he was going. I went to the parking lot and saw a fancy car and thought maybe. Security guards came out with Wayne and they said he wasn't going to meet any fans. He said no I'd like to meet them and was just the kindest and gave me an autograph. Another fan just wanted a picture. Security said no pictures, but Wayne was like no I'll be happy to take pictures and gave one with me and the other guy. And Sally Field I had the pleasure of meeting and she was really kind talk to me while signing an autograph book.
Clarke Griswold could have been played by anybody . Cousin Eddie is what made that movie 😂 Randy Quaid is national Lampoon's Christmas vacation.
Was at a fund raiser in Greenwich, CT about 10 yrs ago. My mother walked up to Chevy Chase and he was rude as hell. His wife was very pleasant. I can't stand him.
Yes, Randy Quaid made those movies funny. After a while, Chase gets to be annoying
I gotta disagree. Despite Chevy being an asshole, he was a comedic genius in the 80's.
I met Tom Cruise once in 2008 and to tell you the truth!!..I got to shake his hand..He was very Nice guy!!
I met him too many years ago, and thought he was very nice. That charismatic smile of his is just TOO MUCH in person.
I can not get passed his deep involvement with Scientology. He can be pretty rude and condescending in interviews, too. His best friend is sketchy at best. It is a really scary cult.
I met John Travolta way back in 2000 at an Airliners Memorabilia Show in El Segundo. Very nice and low key. Seemed like a pretty good guy!
Very cool, thanks for sharing. Which of John's roles appealed to you the most?
Of course one of my favorites was his come back role in Pulp Fiction. Also enjoyed him in White Man's Burden (1996?) At the time of the Memorabilia Show, (January,2000) he'd had his hair cut short as he was doing a movie with Nicole Kidman where he was an On Air Meteorologist
I found him quite approachable, low key.
My favorite actor is John Amos of Good Times. I was a security officer at the Raddisson Hotel in Denver, when Mr Amos walked by and grabbed my right arm and said i need to workout my arms, looking up i noticed it was him, He was with his wife. This was during the Denver Grand Prix Race and was full of celebrities including Motley Crew. He stayed there for a week. The thing that impressed me about him was that no matter what he was doing, he took a few minutes to talk to me everyday, and treated me like I was somebody. Instantly i was his biggest fan.
I liked Good Times (the whole cast was great)! I've seen John Amos in other things, and he always came across as somebody that I could take an instant liking to!
That's awesome. I really, really like John Amos. He's a great actor and really funny.
So cool
Amos was good friends with Mob Boss, John Gotti.
You forgot the worst jerk of them all and that Steven Seagal.
I've been watching a few of these "biggest jerk celebs" CZcams videos this week and his name comes up very regularly.
I’ve seen an interview with a person that actually got to be on the Ellen show. Apparently when she got to the studio the producers had to lay down a set of rules that said that basically Ellen is the star of the show and she wasn’t, she also wasn’t allowed to be funnier than Ellen. on the show she’s portrayed to be this funny and loving person but that’s only when the cameras are rolling. When the cameras are off she treats everyone like they are beneath her
heard same about rachel ray!
That sums up Ellen perfectly!
I don't care about celebs one way or another. Their just entertainers nothing special.
John Nance - their or they’re ?
@@Lancelot_Jago Who cares how he spelled it. People make spelling mistakes all the time on here!
John Nance I like the older stars. The ones I grew up watching on TV but not the more recent ones. If it was Elvis I’d probably make a fool out of myself to get his attention. I like John Schneider from Dukes of Hazzard. I like Robert Wagner who turned 90 this year!
Why is is so hard to distinguish between their and they're? God forbid you'd have to spell Czechoslovakia one day...
I won't watch their movies and add to their fortunes. Tom Cruise is the worst...no contact with his own daughter, because she's not in his "cult". Katie, thank God you are her mother!
I was not shocked by any of them.
I was only shocked by the people who weren't on the list.
Most of the Hollywood trash need to go back to the trailer park they came from.
That is exactly my thought I wasn't surprised at any of them that were on the list.
You forgot Oprah, I'm to appoint I don't like none of them
You forgot Oprah
You missed a few. Jennifer Lopez for one. Mirrors L. Ball in certain areas.
Yep, ive heard the same she won't speak to people "beneath" her & even her own staff aren't allowed to look her in the eye
Jlo is very trashy.
Tom Cruise is totally a jerk full of himself!
Kathy Griffin jealous that she's not on the list.
She should be....she should be in the ugliest category also
I'm surprised that she and Rosie O'Donnell was not on the list.
Of course all those who diss Trump make the list because we all know what a humble and selfless person he is.
@@gregorytimmons4777 Actually, that incident with the Severed head Trump photo, could not have worked out any better. It got her ugly face and annoying voice off TV. That worked out beautifully.
@@joyr36 I'm surprised Mel Gibson wasn't on the list
the real acid test of anyone's character is: can you handle fame, power or money if you get it? also can you be happy at the success of your friends? if they pass you up in the race to the top, can you still be friends anymore?
Yeah, I can see that most of these actors and actresses are jerks or feel entitled, but as Christie Ross said, why use Tom Hanks picture? That's pretty unprofessional of you, since someone could just decide not to watch the whole segment, and think in their mind that Tom Hanks is a jerk, because his picture is noted in the article. So wrong!
I was thinking he was on the list, you are so right.
I worked with him. He can be a jerk. I was in the round table reading of Turner and Hooch with the cast, producer and Henry Winkler, the director (at the time). Hanks was sooo mean to Henry (who actually is an incredibly lovely man). I still don’t understand the issue between them but I think it was from way back. They both worked with Garry Marshall early in their careers so maybe something happened then. I think Henry walked away (or was let go) from the project after about a week on set.
They got it right…Tom Hanks is a jerk
@@TygerBleuToo
I've been watching Tom Hanks "peu a peu" for about 10 years. Becoming more and more skeptical from year to year. His personality puts me off and often get on nerves.
At first I thought I was imagining it, but now I'm very sure. Luckily I didn't write to this dude because of my project.
Maybe . . . is fickle not such a bad idea if one have a certain premonition. Instinct is a person's best guide.
One of my sisters worked with Shelly Long from Cheers. She hated her calling her pretentious and demanding and a total "C". Later on this was confirmed to me by a camera man who worked on the Cheers series.
English person here. I loved Cheers but I found Shelly Long's character really irritating. It doesn't surprise me in the least that she was disliked by her fellow crew and cast members.
@@SuzyQ334 Not only that, but the camera man said that Kristie Alley, Longs replacement, was totally different. He described her as professional, respectful, funny, and willing to see a scene through to get a laugh.
You would think they would be more appreciative since we're the ones paying for their lavish lifestyle and to see their movies
Not ALL of us! I wouldn't go see any of those in the video even if you PAID me to go see them! Egoists, all of them! But what is REALLY DISGUSTING, is how much they demand to be paid! Literally MILLIONS of dollars and none of them I know of are worth anywhere NEAR what they make!
Quit going to movies or expensive sporting events!!!Cut em off at the knees.Give em a dose of reality
@@doglips1958 Many of us already have! They just don't know it!!
Actually you are not paying for them. Their contract states what they get paid whether you buy a ticket or not. Smh that people dont understand that.
I know a former writer for Ellen when her show first came out (he now writes for a ton of other people and events). He is super nice and said Ellen was just a mean, angry and entitled person. She is a known rasist and rumours are beyond true. They all wanted to take turns beating her within an inch of her life. She was and is so hated.
I met Ellen at a friends house in New Orleans before she was famous, she was funny and nice! When she walked in the room the mood became let’s have a good time!
she is worth many millions, why be mean and nasty? it doesn't cost you anything to be nice to your staff and co-workers, I would prefer respect and kind words said about me more than money
@@sheryllmickelson201 the acid test of character is how you handle fame or power-- I had friends who dropped me once they made six figures, wouldn't answer an email, letter, or a phone call-- some I knew for years--really sad
Is there anyone, not a "person of color", who is not a racist?????
I met Ellen in late 1992, She was very nice, and I have met a LOT of celebrities. In fact she was doing a sold out show, and 5mins before showtime we had a dog running in and out of traffic. The valet yelled go get Ellen so I did. I thought she would be pissed. She told them to hold the show and ran outside with me. What she did next was so cool. Nobody could get a hold of that dog, but all "Ellen" did was look at the dog and say "Over here". Not kidding, dog walked right to her, sat down, let her read his collar so cool. Also she waited for the owner to arrive (He was there in 5mins). She wanted to be SURE that dog was safe before she went on stage.
My father had a saying about people like this, “They think their sh.t doesn’t stink”.
My grandfather came across Barbara Eden in an airport back in the 60s/70s when she was uber famous. He was just a random average guy. Walked up to her and asked her to join him for a coffee while they waited for their flights and she obliged. They chatted for a bit and my grandfather claimed she was incredibly nice and down to earth. Didn’t act like royalty like the people on this list.
They are just people, like the rest of us. The fact that they forget that makes them jerks.
I met Pat Boone at LA airport when I was very young. He was super nice and gave me an autograph. One time going up the tram up to Pikes Peak the actress who was on Ryan’s Hope was a few seats ahead of me. When we got to the top I asked if she was on the show she said yes. She had her brother take a picture of my daughter and her. She got my address and later that week she sent me a copy of the photo. Wish I could remember her name she was the nicest person. She asked all sorts of question about Colorado and Denver.
Who’d she play on Ryan’s Hope? Or tell me something about her character on there & maybe I can help you with her name. I used to watch it years ago.
Might be Kate Mulgrew?
The three NICEST celebrities I met when living in New York;
FRANK SINATRA. Ran into him 4 or 5 times and he always had a nice greeting. He actually imitated our first meeting at "21", coming over and shaking hands after I raised my glass to him. On another occasion, he introduced me to his wife, Barbara.
CARY GRANT. Met him outside the Faberge building. We stepped back into the lobby so we, "...wouldn't start a riot". We chatted briefly and he gave me his autograph (which I later LOST!). He was everything you saw in the movies; gracious, charming and genuine.
PHILLIP PINE. Okay, not a "celebrity", but you classic Star Trek fans know him as "Col. Green" in "The Savage Curtain". I recognized him at Sardi's one afternoon and introduced myself, telling him I enjoyed his work. We sat down for a drink and we chatted about early television. A very nice guy.
Wow! Those are awesome encounters, Thomas!
Lucky Sod
David Copperfield is a Sweetheart , has a great self deprecating SENCE of humour and generous with his time to his fans. It was a pleasure having him visit my place of employment and watch him attend to some rathe clingy and demanding fans with panache and kindness.
I met Bart Starr at a restaurant in WI. Very sweet & approachable. We talked for a few minutes & he offered to send an autographed picture-I got it in the mail about a week later.
Who is Bart Starr ?
I met Bart Simpson. He's not that obnoxious of a kid in real life.
@@PatriciaMoreno-ff8pr The GREEN BAY PACKER quarterback who won the FIRST TWO super bowls.
Best description for Gwyneth Paltrow, bless whoever came up with it
Always liked her mother Blithe Danner. She seems nice!?
People who are paid exorbitant amounts of money to convince us they are someone they are not.
What could possibly go wrong ?
That's why they're called "actors."
@@joelgenung2571 You have an excellent sense of humor Dude.
Met Billy Gibbons of Z Z Top years ago here in Houston an d talked to him for about 20 mins and got his autograph. Nice guy, and easy to talk to.
A friend was a stage hand for many large productions and got to see many celebs as they really are. He told me about working a production with Jerry Lewis. According to my friend Jerry is a complete ass. He said that although Gwenyth Paltrow was as strange as could be, she was nice to the staff. Yes, she doesn't eat certain foods, is over the top with her life style stuff and is very weird. But how does that make her a jerk?
Spike Lee, I know I remember his outrages action at the Oscars.
No wonder Clint Eastwood tells him to fvck off!!!
I do not sanction his buffoonery
Overrated
I'm not at all surprised about Lucy. I'll still watch her show. I'm honestly surprised when I hear that any celebrity is a nice person.
I was like WHY IS TOM HANKS ON THE THUMBNAIL?! So I watched the vid and didn’t seen him be named and I was happy again. From what I’ve heard he is a really sweet guy
He is.
Agree! I've heard the same thing directly from a friend who met him.
I met Erin Moriarty of 48 Hours a few years ago. Absolutely no cameras on at the time; and I'm an absolute nobody. Trust me, she's one of the nicest, most dedicated and sincere people you will ever meet. She's even personally corresponded with me several times since.
😀😂😁
I love 48hrs.and a great fan of Erin. I have a bit of a crush on her.
Rosie O'Donnell isn't on the list? You're kidding, right?
Maybe she has a wonderful personality off set, ROFLMAO.
The whole cast of the view should be on here
Nor Ellen.
@@user-hq7rd5hj7j Can't stand them, particularly Goldberg and Behar!!
I wouldn't walk across the street to see them!!!
Mel Gibson wants to know your location
No surprise on any of them , I do think it was very "unprofessional" that Shapner didn't show up for Nimoy's funeral.
He may have done that for Leonard's family so that his family could have consideration and have their memories and not make it a media event.
Two words: Quentin Tarentino.
At least he's not trying to be someone who he's not.Unlike the rest of the people on dis list
@@dzimikes i guess you never saw him speaking ebonics on a Django interview panel.
Another Lolita Express passenger! ✈🌴
Two words: Mel Gibson
His ego's more distorted than his chin😗
Please dont use Tom Hanks picture when you didnt talk about him. Thats just not right.
But Tom Hanks is a political jerk.
Yeah but good old Tom had a few flights on the Lolita express. Just sayin
Christie Ross false advertising
@@robertgrimley9077 I agree!
Exactly,this guy is the real jerk,actually asshole would be more like it,Tom Hanks is outstanding actor ,
My Grandma used to work for Lucille Ball back in the day. She was beyond mean and she refused to speak directly to staff.
People who are not jerks: Robert Wagner, Randy mantooth, Dirk Benedict, most "character" actors, especially the ones from the sixties and seventies.
WOW!
Wow
Lucille Ball was banned from at least one airline for her conduct and behavior.
That sounds like Ellen DeG. today! Her crew hates her, calls her the "queen of mean!"
The problem is most all of us base their thoughts and opinions of “celebrities” on the “characters” you see them portray... especially if they are on a long time show. We think there “are” just like that...that funny, caring, understanding, just like me person. So many people forget they are “acting” and this is not really them or their personality.
Met Donald Sutherland in a Chicago airport in the 80's. He was very nice. Happily signed an autograph for my hubby and me.
I met Joan Rivers in LA right before she did a interview and she was really nice and funny
That amazes me - Joan Rivers had a mouth like an over-sharp razor. But I always found her very witty.
You can make this a 50 part series and there would be plenty of celebrity jerks left !
Especially if you include the UK. As an innocent 19-year-old I worked as a receptionist in an upmarket London firm of chartered accountants. I was fired the day the "esteemed" actor Peter O'Toole walked in for an appointment and I asked him his name as was my job. Apparently, my failure to recognise a bad-tempered, middle-aged Shakespearean actor qualified as "insolence". He reported me to my boss and as he was a "valued client" I was fired on the spot. I really liked that job too. They had a few rock stars on their books that this 19-year-old would have recognised instantly if I'd lasted long enough to meet any of them! 🤣
@@SuzyQ334
Peter O'Toole even treated his first wife badly. She left because she was subjected to mental cruelty in her marriage to Peter O'Toole. Alcohol and jealousy were also a reason.
Was for a broken EGO just because he wasn't recognized. But the former boss wasn't any better.
Whether you're a good client or not, as a boss you should be loyal to your employees. Simply because she enjoyed doing her work.
Some actors are not only overrated, but have far too big an EGO.
The original mission impossible I am old enough to remember. It was about team work, the movies however are all about just one person, Tom Cruse.
Late 1950' early 1960's I worked in a place near San Francisco a lot of celebrities passed thru. The only celebrity who was a real jerk was Fred MacMurray and his wife June Haver. They were with another couple and had too much to drink, The were insulting and thought the way they treated me was hilarious. Another time I crossed paths with Liberace, he was so nice. Harry James, a drunk who fell face down in his ham and eggs. If you live in California, you re going to cross paths with many celebrities, because that is where they live also.
Met John Cleese, when he was filming Clockwise, at the school I was working at. Got his autograph, he was really nice.
So brilliant, John Cleese. Glad to hear he’s not full of himself.
So why do you have a picture of Tom Hanks if he wasn’t included on the list?
As the old saying goes, "...you're never to high up that you can't come crashing down"
So true.
Chevy Chase years ago was making a movie in my home town. He refused to speak to any of the media. They all referred to him as a AHole.. 😄
He has always seemed like an a-hole to me. Never a fan and never thought he was funny.
Well maybe they meant A-Hole in a good way
I thought this video would be much longer.
It should be, I think a few have been left out. Perhaps a PT2 in the works.😒
parts 2,3,4,5 and so on!!
I mean especially because
who WOULDN'T want to know all there is to know about Chevy's
*N* FL career?!? I did hear that right, didn't I ?
Absolutely not surprised about these creeps. But you have only begun. There are any more....
No way! Ok, maybe one or two...thousand.
Charlize Theron and Elton John should be on this list. I met both of them when I was a flight attendant for British Airways. Elton John was beyond rude, dispeakable, and downright condescending. He swore at literally everything and everyone including the fly on the window. One of my colleagues gave him some water after he asked for it and didn't mention that he wanted ice so my colleague brought the water without ice and omg Elton went off at him and spewed every racist cuss word you could ever think off. My colleague quit that day. I threw out every Elton john record I had and can't listen to any of his music. About a month later we had Charlize as a passenger and omg she was so rude when a fan asked for an autograph she went off at him and even called the pilot d*ckhead. Then she was on the phone just yelling and cussing at whoever was on the other end of the line. I quit too shortly that. It was then that I decided I never want to meet a famous person ever again.
Heard Theron and Tom Hardy barely got through filming Mad Max because she's such a B
I never like Elton John and I never met him lol. ( ps I'm a gay guy lol)
I had dreams of meeting Paul McCartney. I haven't heard anything bad about him, but hearing horror stories about people who have met celebs and finding out they're not as nice as they had imagined, I would be afraid to now. As for Elton John, I would run for the hills if I saw him. GOOD GRIEF!!! I have seen videos of his husband, David Furnish talking to the media. he seems to be very tolerant.
That's really sad to hear. I'm a big football fan and remember Elton coming with his club ( Watford FC ) when he was chairman back in the 80s they were playing Sheffield Wednesday FC in my hometown and signed every autograph of the many fans who wanted one . So much so that he missed the start of the game . He was really friendly and polite . Maybe caught him on a good day ?
@@dennisleporte2327 Ha!
Ellen was at a wig shop with her assistant after she got a bad hair cut, living through a nearly shaved head because of a bad hair bleach job.
In that segment she kept randomly pulling the assistants real hair. It was suppose to be funny but, the yakg's were savage, hard pulls and the face of the assistant showed they were painful but it never stopped Ellen who kept doing it. I stopped watching her after some of her stunts that weren't funny.
There is nothing at all funny about Ellen, except the odd way she looks and behaves! And I wouldn't call it "funny" it is shitty! Her crew calls her the "queen of mean" because she is so crass and ornery to them!
WHO is this witch named ELLEN ??????
"Celebs Are Actually Jerks in Real Life"
Hans Schtuk Just like People we deal with there are good ones and not so good ones...In every profession.
I met Paul Michael Glaser. He is a great guy.
I met the Osmonds when I was a teenager & they were very nice. They talked to everyone, answered questions & signed autographs. That was in about 73 & I was really star stuck then.
Wish I could buy them for what they are worth and sell them for what they think they are worth....