“Behind the Cameras: Shocking Feuds Between On-Screen Duos That Left Fans Unbelieving!”
Clare Danes Didn’t Enjoy Leonardo DiCaprio’s Foolishness
They may have played lovers on the big screen, but the Romeo + Juliet stars hated working with each other during production.
The biggest reason behind the dislike goes something like this. According to The Telegraph, Danes “allegedly became fed up with DiCaprio’s habit of playing pranks on the cast and crew, while the actor found Danes annoyingly reserved and too uptight.” Oh well, at least they were able to act out their love in the film.
Tyrese Gibson Didn’t Seem Too Pleased With James Franco’s Physicality On Annapolis
Much like Meryl Streep, Tyrese Gibson wasn’t happy with the intense physicality James Franco brought to the set of Annapolis. When they filmed the big boxing match, Gibson revealed to Elle magazine that Franco was full-on hitting him.
Franco would apologize for his behavior as he told GQ “I was probably a jerk. I was not purposely cruel to him, but I was probably so wrapped up in my performance that I was not as friendly as I could have been.” Just ahead, the opposite of a love-hate relationship came between two co-stars, despite having mutual respect for each other.
Robert Shaw Wasn’t Having Any Of Richard Dreyfuss’ Arrogant Attitude On Jaws
Much like their characters in Jaws, Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss didn’t see eye-to-eye. In fact, Shaw would taunt Dreyfuss in between takes. The legendary theater actor took issue with Dreyfuss’ arrogant attitude about filming a movie.
