“Behind the Curtain: Why These Beloved Actors Regret Their Most Iconic Roles”
He even said the failure of the character, his acting, and the film taught him to think twice about what he signs on to do. I guess even acting alongside your son can’t make you like a movie role.
Kelly Clarkson Regrets Her First And Only Movie Role
Let’s take a trip back to 2003. Kelly Clarkson just won the first season ever of American Idol, and on the coattails of her fame, she’s decided to star in a terrible romantic musical comedy called From Justin To Kelly. We all knew it was bad and so did Clarkson.
Years later she was jokingly asked if she’d burned all her copies and she responded, “No, I think I would have to own it first.” Clarkson has also instructed her nanny to never show her kids the film.
Edward Norton Was Forced To Make The Italian Job
The 2003 remake of The Italian Job had a devoted fan base to work with and an A-list cast so it was guaranteed to be well-liked, right? Wrong. Edward Norton didn’t actually want to sign on to do the film but he had a contract with Paramount Pictures. If he didn’t take the role, he could have been sued.
You can’t tell from his excellent performance but Norton says he regretted every second he spent on the set.
Bill Murray Told Us All He Hated Voicing Garfield
If you paid attention closely in Zombieland you might have caught Bill Murray’s character of Zombie-Bill-Murray say that he regretted doing Garfield. That wasn’t a line in the script, that was real life.
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