25 Most HATED Stars In Hollywood History

[@don_actor_improv]

This video would be so much better if you didn't use images/clips of people other than who you're talking about, e.g. Lucille Ball in place of Katherine Hepburn. Also, Clarke Gable was not how you portrayed him (uncaring to his fellow actors). He came out batting for his African American Gone With The Wind co-stars. On the set, they were relegated to using separate bathrooms (from white actors) that were substandard. Gable threatened to quit GWTW if the studio didn't end the practice. He won.

[@SweetChicagoGator]

@@don_actor_improv Clark Gable was a man of honor & character. He was beloved, not hated !!

[@MG-es2no]

I wondered just WHAT Lucille Ball had to do with Katherine Hepburn. 🤔😕

[@RazorbackVol]

Also, repeatedly showing clips of A LIFE IN THE BALANCE with Ricardo Montalban, not Lee Marvin....

[@diannapenny5990]

Ditto for Humphrey Bogart.

[@fayemac7588]

Lots of them did..heard Olivia DeHavaland was incenced Hatty won. Threw a hissy fit. Now there was a woman who was hated by all...till the end.

[@marilynwillett804]

At least Shelley Winter's kid instead of going on to be a failed actor or drug addict like so many other actor's kids, her daughter became a doctor.

[@Holly-z2i]

😳

[@starrosborne7839]

All this proves is that people like to gossip and are quick to judge

[@jacklow9611]

And they can't differentiate between reality and fantasy. Movies aren't true life and neither are the stories generated by the studios.

[@singlelady-US]

My Father worked at Paramount during Taylor's time. He said she was gracious, polite, always on time, and always knew her lines. She treated the Studio Workers with respect and gave a wrap party at the end of the movie.

[@iampeniel]

These assertive females were demonized because they didn’t let men walk all over them. I mean when you have a director incite the hostility of Davis & Crawford in order to make the movie better that’s just shitty on the directors. Hepburn I looked up to as a roll model also Rosalind Russell, Joan Woodward, Audrey Hepburn, Rosalind Russell reminded me of my mom, her wit and height hourglass figure. My mom always told me don’t make woman your enemy, they are your sisters underneath the skin.

[@iampeniel]

Ok you just lost a viewer, Gloria Swanson was the first Diva, she would be my first role model😂😂

[@fayemac7588]

Well she had that masochistic marriage with Burton..and to top it off their happy hour started at 6am...and ended at 6am the next day. Best movie she was in was Cleopatra...for mè..and when she was a child star.

[@theraven6843]

It is so easy to judge! :(

[@deborahneilson9447]

Strange that most of these “hated” actors were independent strong women… So who was it that hated them so much?

[@Project2013B]

Strong Independent Women dat needz no man.......

[@56beverley]

Men?

[@SweetChicagoGator]

@@deborahneilson9447 This is a fake filthy Channel and I am unsubscribing !! 🥶

[@DiznyGrandma]

Directors, cast members, co-stars, producers, etc.

[@marigeobrien]

Strange today, yes. But this is a good example of how different life for women was prior to the 1970's. I was born in 1960 and even then, I grew up with the highest expectation being that I marry well. I even remember, when I was 8 years old, telling my father I wanted to be a writer. His response (which I will NEVER forget) was, "oh, no. You can't be a writer. You can only be a teacher, a nurse or a dental hygienist. That is, until you get married." For years I believed him and I was very angry and very depressed. Because, of course, I believed him. One of the worst things that these 'revisionists' are doing is pretending that women were treated with respect prior to that. They were not. We were treated like second-class citizens. A few years later my mother left my father and was horrified to find that she was not allowed to open her own checking account without my father's "permission." (That was the law, but it was changed in 1974.) My father refused to help me go to college even as he helped my two brothers; my older brother got braces; I didn't. My brothers always got whatever they needed to succeed. But me? I was excess baggage. THAT is how every female, regardless of age, was treated in those days. This is the reason revisionism is so repellent and destructive for women and women's rights. Because half the problem was that women themselves were so cowed they didn't dare speak up or fight back. And that mentality persisted into the 1970's, the Women's Revolution only coming on the tail end of all the social revolutions that had taken place. In those days men were still allowed to BEAT their wives. By allowed, I mean, she had no recourse. She could not call the police! Can you imagine? But, also, in the 1920's and right up to the 1960's, until most of the social revolutions, morality and doing what was 'right' at the time was paramount to being a part of any group-- of your neighborhood, your church, your school. If a woman divorced in those days she was often ostracized by all her friends and family. And, too, Hollywood was perceived as the Devil's own town, wicked and depraved. The world was a very different place. BTW, another aspect of this is, by understanding how much women were up against, those few that did manage to break away in even earlier times (Jane Austen and Emily Bronte, for instance) had to endure even more censure and, for that reason, must be respected that much more. Also, if you have read any of Jane Austen's work (or even seen the movies), realize those stories were considered ridiculous at the time, even by women. Flights of fancy. And a major reason Jane never married. No man wanted a woman so independently minded, so intelligent. Intelligent women were almost always scorned.

[@annesmith9909]

Agreed clark gable was extremely supportive to his co-star in gone with the wind star Hattie McDaniel and pushed against the race haters. This makes him a decent man in my book

[@maxlinder5262]

Harlow was one of the Most loved people in Hollywood 😍💕....

[@nealsims8372]

She sure was. Even the cameramen and grips liked her. The whole town went into mourning when she died.

[@gregoryholstein4224]

​@@nealsims8372everyone called her "Baby"

[@MargaretLaFleur-j5j]

Judy Garland was not hated by anyone. She was looked upon as an extremely talented woman with a myriad of problems. When Judy was on task, it was magical.

[@linsioux217]

Toward the end she was shunned by many, not really hated just avoided. This info is well documented.

[@SweetChicagoGator]

BS video !! Hepburn was liked, not disliked ! How else could she win 4 Oscars?! Very popular !!

[@RPRohrman]

That’s why I watched this video. I was not aware Judy Garland was hated. Maybe pitied …..

[@SweetChicagoGator]

@@RPRohrman Big bogus lie video ! I tuned in to see Garland & Hepburn. Boy was I ever disappointed !! 😨🤪🤮

[@silvameaferam5441]

Just because she was looked upon as extremely talented (with problems? That often makes people difficult) talent has nothing to do with whether you're liked or hated.

[@EElgar1857]

This is disgusting. Judy Garland HATED? That's just stupid. She certainly had problems, but the public didn't hear about them until she was sadly gone. You don't even know how to pronounce "Marlene"; shameful.

[@mousetreehouse6833]

Judy was beloved by the public, but behind the scenes proved herself to be an unreliable worker. This lack of professionalism is what led to being fired from MGM by L.B. Meyer himself.

[@reelincoln7747]

@@mousetreehouse6833 Sad but true

[@cejannuzi]

It's the same with the allegations about Clark Gable.

[@townhall05446]

Thank you for saving me the time of watching this crap video. Judy could be difficult but was probably the most talented performer of the 20th century, and most of the time she was very good with people.

[@johnarnold893]

@@mousetreehouse6833 Her professionalism was in front of the camera. She probably earned the right to be difficult behind the scenes. Having your whole life on display would be trying for anybody.

[@teslagirl1]

Stanwyck may have been hated by some of her rivals, by folks who didn't like her politics, etc, but she was LOVED by most of the folks that worked directly with her, the people who did the grunt work in the industry...camera men, prop guys, grips, lighting technicians, script girls, makeup artists, hairdressers, caterers, extras, etc. She learned their names and asked about their families, never forgetting anyone. She was generous to those who were in need, often discreetly giving both small and large sums to help...she never asked repayment and often refused it. She remembered birthdays. She remembered who was expecting a baby or whose daughter was getting married. She SAW people, never looking through them. She was a woman of deep contradictions and had her flaws, but she was also a fiercely loyal friend and a soul of great generosity and kindness.

[@fayemac7588]

I think i watched every Barbara Stanwyck movie ever made..her roll in The Thorn Birds..that part when Richard Chamberlin rebuffs her advances....god her reaction was PRICELESS.."ahhhhh"..like he stabbed her in the heart. Dont think there was a show I didnt like with her in it. Sorry Wrong Number..Ball of Fire..Double Indemnity...yeah her list is endless.

[@aj-yi6os]

I agree, this is pure baloney. You should be ashamed!

[@aj-yi6os]

You should be ashamed for doing this to peoples memories

[@aj-yi6os]

Sorry they should be ashamed

[@teslagirl1]

@@aj-yi6os It's ok. I knew you didn't mean me.

[@pjcWizard]

I think this should have been named differently. Suggest "controverial" rather than hated.

[@fertusherring3476]

They had INTENT: get people to click on this. There is no goodwill going on here, so I wouldn't even think of suggesting changes to a video such as this. They've found how to get people to react BEFORE clicking. It mostly works on older folks, as we damn well KNOW what it was like in those days, and we get outraged at the phony posts, phony labels, phony clickbait titles. They count on that.

[@charlottearaki7104]

I was thinking the same thing. Audiences weren't much different, though, in their rush to judge without out much information.

[@Holly-z2i]

I agree. If Judy was thought a problem, it was most likely because she was drugged to the soles of her feet.

[@Agapy8888]

I don’t care what you say. I always adored bette Davis and Katherine Hepburn. Most people have characteristics that are hated. The joy they gave to viewers overshadows the gossip columns.

[@jacklow9611]

Many times, gossip columnists would twist things around to make something sound worse than it actually was, often making things up out of whole cloth.

[@cynthiaslater7445]

Marlene Dietrich doesn't belong on this list. She was a patriot on the side of freedom and democracy.

[@josephsorce2543]

"Yes, She Was ... The Nazis, Not America, Hated ... Her"

[@JohnSpurrell]

No one was hated and disrespected than two faced Jerry Louis ! Just look what he did to his own family !

[@jimmyguitar2933]

Jerry Lewis?

[@JohnSpurrell]

@@jimmyguitar2933 or maybe Brice Beamer the dickhead that played the Lone Ranger ??? or is that too difficult for you to comprehend ????

[@alainarchambault2331]

Agreed.

[@GOPexorcism-we4mp]

@@jimmyguitar2933 Yes, Jerry Lewis!!

[@fayemac7588]

Tony Curtis too..that was disappointing to hear...Bing Crosby another...not so disapointing cuz i couldnt stand his movies anyway..but if Course he wasin the Bellds of Saint Narys with Ingred too..she bad...hes a saint..eyeroll. Jerry was an TERRIBLE on and off stage. Poor Dean Martin had to suffer though with that Thing Jerry. Geez should have given him and oscar for his acting performance.. enduring Jerry that long. Think Dean wanted to beat him up..and i dont think anybody would have stopped him.

[@neilforbes416]

Did you even proof-read this before upload? Obviously not! The captioning is *WOEFUL!*

[@macswanton9622]

I'll block this site here on in

[@esmematthews6984]

Where do they get this nonsensical information from!!. Clark Gable was NOT despised by the whole of Hollywood. . All speculation and gossip written by people who weren't there!

[@fayemac7588]

Oh Clark was just dispondent after his wife died in that plane crash. Said he was never the same after that..he adored her..carol Lombard(?)..but not too despondent to marry 2 more times after her..for a total of 5 TIMES.

[@donnasherwood283]

i don't think many of these are true. no one hated rita hayworth, ava gardner or ingrid bergman. I also think olivier was described generally as a very decent sort you are conflating issues about many of these people's personal lives with their general likability.

[@andreamcafee9970]

You have to realize, this was old Hollywood. The ones running the studios. They wanted mystery with the actors. Then columnest made up there own stories, or ask the lower co-stars and they said whatever some parts were true.

[@Mariacampbell-i6m]

I definitely agree with you. I press who spread rumors for money 💰

[@Jeanie-y5s]

People are very judge mental and Ingrid Bergman was hated she left the country for a long time because those judgmental people as I'm sure were far worse in their own behavior, were really cruel. The only one I would disagree with is Bette Davis. It was instead Joan Crawford because of her abuse of her children she scorned and hated. I liked them all whether or not people hated them except Joan Crawford and Ava Gardener!

[@donnasherwood283]

@@Jeanie-y5s we used to have social and moral standards in the west and adultery and out wedlock birth were ostracized. There was no way studio heads were going to support this even though most of the were equally immoral. I think she did the right thing not aborting and weathering it out and I somehow suspect she was pressured to abort. Some of the stories such as jeanette mac donald and patricia neal are gut wrenching MacDonald and eddy fought fr years over issue of marriage as he wished her to retire. I think it was mayer who would not for some bizarre reason let them do so Bergman was already married with a child Pia Lindstrom whom she abandoned but that may have been due to her current husband's refusal to allow her to take her. Italy had no divorce at the time and rossellini died in '77 married to his italian wife Ditto sophia loren and ponti.whose story I recall quite clearly Faye Dunaway left Mastroanni who would not allow himself to divorce.

[@deborahbutcher3933]

Better Davis was a better actress than Joan.

[@user-s1o3nr532]

I didn't get far through this. Obviously the title should be "Hollywood Stars who's film clips are now out of copyright so I can show them on KZbin".

[@jillr.austin1103]

Alot of what happened in Judy's life was.out of her control. We know now what a terrible thing addiction is. It was hell ,for Judy. Life was not easy

[@patriciacrocker1216]

WHATEVER

[@rudyvargas9518]

This program is 100percent a lie ...these were true talented actor and actresses. ..they were icons of an era that will never be repeated ....

[@silvameaferam5441]

I won't argue you that some of this could be lies but seriously???????Talented and true has little to do with whether you're hated for being a jerk. The two are not related, one to the other.

[@rudyvargas9518]

@@silvameaferam5441 I lived through that era so my opinion for me stands as stated.

[@reelincoln7747]

Sorry, but it's all true and even downplayed from actuality.

[@GrantJarrett-l8z]

Bette Davis was not hated by the public - and to this day she is still loved and admired

[@cb4883]

BETTE DAVIS WAS A VERY ASTUTE AND WITTY WOMAN ❤❤

[@blueheart1946]

And they're no longer able to defend themselves or sue the ass off the producers of this lie.

[@JohnGruber-di3cw]

It's hard to know the real truth about anyone unless you have facts!!! Most of these rumors are mostly rooted out of jealousy or envy so, who really knows???

[@mousetreehouse6833]

Or the Publicty Department 🫠

[@JohnGruber-di3cw]

That's right!!! LoL!!!

[@margaretjiantonio939]

I remember that Olivia gave the Redgrave sisters advice not to let the academy award come between them like it did with her sister.

[@fayemac7588]

Boy there was some bad blood there. Olivia would do anything to be best and broke her sisters arm. Her mother started the rivalry..and Olivia took it to a whole new level. Just watching her in interviews..what a B..and figures she live to 103 or something. Joan Fontaine was her sister.

[@margaretjiantonio939]

I remember that speech when she gave advice to the Redgrave sisters.

[@Crystal_Clout]

Can't help noticing 'hated' are often just women refusing to conform. Men have to assault someone. Spencer Tracey had 27 year affair (cheating, is what it is), but he isn't hated.

[@reelincoln7747]

Always true. Women are always crapped on. Can YOU IMAGINE a woman today doing what Robert Downey Jr has done and enjoying his success???

[@tonycoleman8054]

I must have come in late, how did Marlene Dietrich make this list? According to the narrator this is Hollywood’s most hated. Marlene Dietrich was an American hero during Germany’s darkest time. How did she make this list, don’t know but I appreciate the facts (if true). It sounds like she did many U. S. troop tours before Bob Hope made it cool. Again, how did Marlene Dietrich make this list and not acknowledged by others who cover…

[@jacklow9611]

It did specify that she was hated by the Nazis in Germany, not those fans here in the USA.

[@jimmyguitar2933]

She was hated by the nazis. Most of the trash in this piece came from old film gossip magazines.

[@GSMusicMoments]

Don't you know that your video does not match your texts. Is that why your conclusions don't sound right? Sloppy videography and thinking.

[@TaDarling1]

As a child, I remember watching the academy awards in 1972 when Charlie Chaplin accepted his honorary award. It was very sad. He was a white-haired elderly man being pushed around in a wheelchair and I don't recall him talking or making a speech at all. It was exceptionally moving and everyone applauded and gave him a standing ovation.

[@arise2945]

Where is Jerry Lewis?

[@DiznyGrandma]

Dead

[@arise2945]

@@DiznyGrandma Good thing, too.

[@cb4883]

​@@DiznyGrandmaIN HELL 😈

[@michaelwest8536]

You're a liar. You made most of this up. Clickbait.

[@scotnick59]

Warner had ZERO influence in the relationship between Davis & Crawford.

[@joannedaniels1095]

You seem to eek out more women than men . Maybe the industry caused these talented women to be assertive like their counterparts . You have certainly shown your bias

[@e1239]

Gable was never hated... This video is full of falsehoods.

[@lizpollock2376]

The list details are wrong.

[@jameshoney2506]

I'd heard Barbara Stanwyk was well-liked and respected. Her conservatism existed prior to the polarized hatred of one of the parties today so I'm thinking it wouldn't have been an issue for her. I'm suspicious of other names in this list. The music was way too loud, repetitive, and annoying. How about no music?

[@davidbauer8800]

... an abortion at the age of 12??? good for her to overcome such abuse!

[@fayemac7588]

Barbradtaneyck was adopted at an early age and brought up dirt poor..like millions were then coming out of the great depression..2 WWs..Dust Bowl...so she fought tooth and nail to get where she was. Think it showed in most of her movies.

[@fayemac7588]

God i wish you could edit your own comments here..urgh.

[@rocistone6570]

This video is messed up The names along the track at the bottom don't match what the video is showing at the same time.

[@johnj8664]

i met katherine hepburn on a film set in the 60s , her behavior contradicts everything you say about her , a pure lady , get your facts right

[@hyperman1010]

5:17 is that lucille ball, not hepburn, who also starred wtih them in without love?

[@stevie68a]

Speaking of Lucy, Dick Cavett always asked airline employees, "who is the worst celebrity you had to deal with?". The answer was always, "Lucille Ball".

[@fayemac7588]

Yeah after watching that show on her and Dezi..she sounded ruthless to the crew and the cast. Guess it was during the time when they were accusing her of being a communist. Just seeing interviews with her.. she seemed rather cold and condisending.. they said Fred was exacty like his chareter in the show and Ethal resented that they picked him as her husband..looks wise and just a vicious drunk.

[@gatamadriz]

"Silent Women Rarely Make History." Most of the women in this challenged the Studio system, changed how Hollywood conducted business. These are strong leaders.

[@jbell6642]

lol… So the Nazis hated Marlene Dietrich? Fair enough, but there’s two sides to every story. Maybe they weren’t very nice either.

[@MONAGALLAGHER-v7z]

Not to mention, she certainly was NOT hated by AMERICANS or any other country at war with the NAZIs

[@OldHollywoodCelebrities]

Wow, Katherine Hepbum was brutally honest about her selfishness. Can we still admire her talent despite her behavior, or does her attitude make her unworthy of respect?

[@SweetChicagoGator]

Katharine Hepburn will always be a brilliant star and will always be worthy of respect ! 4 best actress Academy Awards proves she was adored by Hollywood, not all hated !

[@rhondatinch-mize7124]

So many errors in this piece. Vivien Leigh wasn't in Elephant Walk. Elizabeth Taylor was. A couple of the stills in the Olivier section are actually of John Barrymore.

[@TheJohnpandy]

Vivien was the original star, but she suffered a mental breakdown. The Elizabeth Taylor was brought in.

[@fayemac7588]

Just asked Alexa what Vivian Leigh had....BI-POLAR AND TOBURCULOSIS. O remember Olivier said she was a sex maniac and wanted it 10 times a day and he couldnt keep up. No doubt the BiPolar part there. Sad though.

[@amiblueful]

Jean Harlow was gorgeous, but very, very troubled. She was married 3 times by the age of 26! I wonder how her 4th marriage to William Powell would have gone. I am imagining, not successful. Her death romanticized it.

[@Pearlruby718]

This is interesting that the channel didn't acknowledge that Swanson was also extremely creative. She invented the plastic clothing buttons still used today and extension cords still used today. Nor did this channel acknowledge the assault on Loretta Young by Gable produced a daughter Judy Lewis that Gable ignored forever.🤷🏼‍♀️

[@poetcomic1]

Your Bette Davis half-truths, distortions and outright empty gossip are very stale by now.

[@cecigriff7]

I watched not even half of this video to know I won’t subscribe to this channel. The people you have labeled as “hated” is so ridiculous. Judy Garland “hated”? Such nonsense. Olivia deHavilland was not hated because of her “feud” with her sister Joan Fontaine. I would be interested to read how you determined these people are “hated.” I only clicked on the link for this video because I saw Judy Garland’s photo. I knew this was going to be a bust and I was right from the start. I’ll be sure not to click on any of your videos again.

[@marvwatkins7029]

This is SO badly done in so many ways.

[@MONAGALLAGHER-v7z]

First being total lies🙂

[@fayemac7588]

I showed my niece ALL ABOUT EVE..oh the look In her eyes said it all. I watch it every year at Thanksgiving...lol

[@thomashunt6123]

Clark Gable didn't "assault" Loretta Young. They had consensual sex, which resulted in pregnancy. She adopted her own child to evade scandal.

[@fayemac7588]

Well a GOOD girl doesn't have kids out of wedlock. And she certainly would have gotten to GOOD girl parts had that come out. Look what they did to Ingrid..and Loretta played nuns too.

[@etiennedubois4050]

Rubbish inflated stories about talented people who are dead. JUST CLICKBAIT.

[@filmsforsmartpeople3587]

We must also remember that many of these women have strong independent qualities in a world totally ruled by MEN.

[@roberthansen9294]

Judy’s pill addiction started with her mother at the age of 3

[@andrealittle2836]

Bette Davis kicked ass! Best actress ever

[@mousetreehouse6833]

Georgr Raft is fighting with James Cagney, not Wallace Beery.

[@deepseadirt1]

Cagney was a Warner Brothers star. Beery was at MGM.

[@mickyredeyes6220]

Revoke charlie chaplins status! We need a film about that and an apology from the government.

[@chrisandrew852]

Are you sure there isn't anyone you left out?

[@alancrisp1582]

Yes hundreds of celebrities !

[@MONAGALLAGHER-v7z]

Yeah, they left out ALL the people who WERE really hated🙂

[@brucestorey3400]

A bizarre collection of rumour, prejudice (what the hell is wrong with someone being right wing??), and unsupported claims and outright conjecture. 👎👎👎

[@garyschwartz2025]

The video really doesn't focus on why these celebrities were actually hated. It merely exposes certain aspects of their lives that some might judge one way or another. I doesn't adequately link the gossipy tidbits to the allegation that they were actually hated.

[@MONAGALLAGHER-v7z]

They weren't hated. It's all lies

[@johnhallett5846]

Those hating on Judy Garland know nothing of what was done to her when she was a child; and teen, BY both her mother AND the STUDIO with the APPROVAL of Mayer.

[@MONAGALLAGHER-v7z]

Everything in this video is false. Judy Garland was beloved This video is using the word hate for people who had illnesses. Why would that make them hated. Even celebrities having affairs or drinking problems does not stop the FANS from loving them for their talent

[@HT-ym6re]

As far as I know, only Micky Rooney had a bad reputation. The other actors and actresses all deserve peaise for their talent and their wish to show it. Hate is often aroused by jealousy. So....'The most hated' can also be interchanged by 'the most talented/6ambitious/successful'.

[@JimmyOgilvie52]

This was incredibly BAD!! You didn't get ANYTHING RIGHT. Pathetic!

[@stugrant01]

He is repeating third-hand accounts of actresses terminating pregnancies. If the narration isn't from the actress in question, don't repeat it.

[@GPW787]

Any Hollywood Stars that were not hated?

[@donniehagy5125]

Who decided all these people were hated? There are some on here I can see, but to say Judy Garland was hated is a bold-face lie. And to insinuate Olivia deHavilland was peaches and cream towards her sister...? Really? So sweet she didn't even advise her of her mother's death.

[@dennistravers8392]

And that's why we love every one of them!

[@JohnTashjian-f4n]

I was surprised at the charge of Frederick March being racist. 😮

[@fayemac7588]

Yeah well they could come out with just one thing to ruin a person's career back then so i wouldnt hold much stock in that. I dont know..but i heard he was a commy..but like i said..who wasnt during McCarthys Inquisitions.

[@lawrencephelps3181]

Baloney. Some queen must have written this.

[@marvwatkins7029]

Then how is Colonel Dietrich hated on America?

[@mauk2861]

Basically every woman other than Shirley Temple and Ginger Rogers!

[@randallstewart1224]

Not so sure Gloria Swanson should be on this list. Swanson's primary star power period was the silent picture era of the teens and twenties. She was the number one box office female star for years. She made millions of dollars a year at a time when the lack of any federal income tax meant you kept it all. Moreover, she was a powerhouse in the film business at a time when women just didn't do those things. At the height of her acting career, she started her own movie studio, which redoubled her earnings and which became the core of one of Hollywood's major studio complexes in the later decades. She had six husbands, but most of them were gold diggers who got a deep treasury to plunder. Sure, she lived large and went through fortunes, during and after her movie star days. She was out of the public eye by the mid-1930s, but unlike her character in Sunset Boulevard, she had more money than God and used it as she pleased the rest of her life. Videos like this one tend to focus on her role in Sunset Boulevard, probably because you can get video clips from that movie and It's easy to suggest that her character in that movie mirrored her real life, where if anything they were total opposites. Check out the videos of her guest appearances on The Dick Cavett Show to see the real Swanson, sharp as a tack.

[@EmilyHartley25989]

I love her voice and demeanor on that interview.

[@johnhallett5846]

Just in case you did not figure it out right away this is garbage clickbait

[@neilforbes416]

What software are you using for the captions? You should scrap it and type in the captions manually because several times the captions get the name ridiculously wrong, showing "Barry" when you said "Beery". Also, your chapter headings are severely mismatched to the subject on the screen. Perhaps you need to pull this down and redo it, leaving out the chapter points.

[@wendycarter5718]

Ridiculous video !! Concocted, cowardly nonsense,attempting to make something out of nothing !

[@elisafrye2115]

There is so much absolute BS here mixed in with the few true accusations that it ought the ranked as MOSTLY 15:36 CLICK BAIT.

[@dorindahouchin3236]

I grew up admiring most of these people. Most of these actors and actresses were highly patriotic Americans and were owned body and soul by the studios. Studios planted stories and some even married at the direction of studio heads for publicity. I find many lies in this film. At 79, I hate how people deminish secessful people who are no longer to defend them selves. They are no worse than many of todays stars.

[@Mariacampbell-i6m]

Yes l don’t believe most of it

[@tamiewert808]

Here's my take - most of the Actors mentioned were women who refused to live to society's expectations! It's 2024, and life for women has not changed much! Sad!

[@fayemac7588]

Actually gone back 50 years..lost basic CONSTITUTIONALY PROTECTED RIGHTS FGS..BY MEN..whoda thought eh.

[@jws1948ja]

Nothing more than Gossip. NOBODY'S FRIEND My name is Gossip. I have no respect for justice. I maim without killing. I break hearts and ruin lives. I am cunning and malicious and gather strength with age. The more I am quoted the more I am believed. I flourish at every level of society. My victims are helpless. They cannot protect themselves against me because I have no name and no face. To track me down is impossible. The harder you try, the more elusive I become. I am nobody’s friend. Once I tarnish a reputation, it is never the same. I topple governments and ruin marriages. I ruin careers and cause sleepless nights, heartache and indigestion. I spawn suspicion and generate grief. I make innocent people cry in their pillows. Even my name hisses. I AM CALLED GOSSIP.

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

Hepburn was one of a kind . I liked her.

[@fayemac7588]

Lion in Winter was one of my Favs of her.

[@laurac5451]

sounds like Hayworth was a victim of sexual abuse

[@Outlier999]

I do not believe what Loretta Young accused him of. She was just trying to maintain her reputation as "the good Catholic girl."

[@BmaGrl]

Vivienne Leigh had trouble because of her affair with Olivier that broke up both her own & his marriages. For the most part, the public had very little knowledge of her psychological & physical ailments.

[@vulcanhasnomoon]

So when we say “hated” what you actually mean is manufactured scandal in the media. The only person quoted so far as deeply unpleasant is Laurence Olivier. He was open about his hatred of Marilyn Monroe mostly because it was her production company that made the film and he disliked her being his boss. He was also fiercely competitive with Gielgud. The Bette Davis/ Joan Crawford feud was utterly manufactured by studio executives for publicity for their film. They actually didn’t really associate with each other. As for Kirk Douglas, he should be No1. He was a horrible man. A wife beater and bully.

[@mandykilpatrick1635]

Seems like, most of the actresses, are disliked for living like their male counterparts, during a time when women were supposed to be chasted and pure lol

[@MONAGALLAGHER-v7z]

Agreed. However, none of these people WERE hated. The whole thing is a lie

[@neildickson5394]

Tracy-Hepburn romance...pure BS! Both were Bi or Gay in that order.

[@scotnick59]

HUGE cover-up crapola.

[@mousetreehouse6833]

Plus, Tracy was an alcoholic, and I guess that could put a damper on his sex drive (he was married many years to the same woman, until his death in the mid-1960s).

[@neildickson5394]

@djschu8012 If Hepburn was straight or Bi, I'm Santa Claus. The pressure to be straight, even on Hollywood was immense in her day. George Cukor, a close friend and one of her Director's spoke of her being Gay, and then there's that book by Scotty Bowers detailing how he pimped women for her for years. AND, then there's that woman she left a fortune to in her will, allegedly a long time lover.

[@StanleyBraxton-c9u]

Betty would have been great in Mildred Peirce.

[@blamonte4931]

What a bunch of crap.. all of it.. you draw on rumors not fact and thes actors my have had dislike and hard lives.. this is over the top.

[@gregrar995]

Interesting that gable had afro-american antcedents.

[@classicalaid1]

I lived in the same iconic, baroque apartment building in New York City, the Hotel Ansonia,(see Wikipedia) as Shelley Winters. Some said unkind things about her...that she chose the renowned Ansonia because of the men's health club which attracted bodybuilders galore.

[@hagbard72]

Liking Barbara Stanwick.

[@lilithsmith1290]

Never like Olivia his arrogant acting shows how obnoxious he was.

[@daler.steffy1047]

Most of us are familiar with the tabloids that are in racks strategically and purposefully placed in supermarket checkout lines. Do I need to say anything more?!

[@fayemac7588]

That toilet paper rag the National Enquirer should have been flushed DECADES AGO...ALONG WITH PECKER. It wasnt just BS..it was CRUEL BS.

[@jimmyguitar2933]

Sounds like Marlene Dietrich was making good trouble.

[@margretvandervoet4808]

The background music is totally wrong and annoying, but I do believe a lot of your allegations.

[@MONAGALLAGHER-v7z]

Are you kidding? Do some reading

[@lindasd7591]

"Indoctrinated in right wing politics" re Stanwyck....sounds judgmental.

[@gdreynolds9989]

Do you realize the names of the chapters are different than who the chapter is about on most of them? Proofreading....

[@738polarbear]

I hardly think Lancaster and Douglas could give Olivier acting tips ha ha ha .

[@marvwatkins7029]

This man is as hateful as Hollywood.

[@rodferguson3515]

I think that this is disgusting in a sense because both Clark Gable and Judy Garland should not be on this list for one thing Clark Gable with his support of the black actress Hattie who played on gone with the wind and also Judy Garland who was raped in assaulted buy directors and producers during the time when she played Dorothy in The wizard of Oz it would be understandable why she reacted the way she did.

[@MONAGALLAGHER-v7z]

None of them should be on a HATED list This is ALL trash. However, not sure I believe the Judy Garland rape statement Drugs to keep her awake-TRUE, overworking-TRUE

[@alansafier1568]

Why are you showing a clip of Lucille Ball with Spencer Tracy in WIHOUT LOVE during the Katherine Hepburn segment?