Classic Hollywood Feuds That Ruined Careers

Feuds and animosity are usually kept private, but that’s almost impossible to do in the world of Hollywood. If two stars dislike each other, it’s likely to become apparent one way or another. It may end up in the press or tabloids or feature in an autobiography written years later.
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Many of the events that start Hollywood feuds are similar to those that spark animosity among “normal” people. They include rumors, fights over men, and competition for coveted roles.
Each Hollywood feud transpires uniquely. It depends on how willing the stars are to work together despite their differences, the nature of their relationship, and several other factors.
Attempts at peace may fail like they did with Marlon Brando and Frank Sinatra. They can also succeed like they did for Debbie Reynolds and Elizabeth Taylor.
A feud can make a project better or ruin a career. Vivian Vance vs. William Frawley used their distaste for one another to play a more believable married couple, but animosity ended famous duos like Abbott and Costello.
Family fights are common within Hollywood as siblings attempt to one-up each other. This was certainly the case for Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine.
Feuding doesn’t discriminate based on gender. Men and women like Ginger Rogers may develop a distaste for each other. Two men like Orson Wells and William Randolph Hearst may fight over business matters. Two women who aren’t related, like Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, may fight over men or become jealous of the roles and awards one of them receives.
The press loves Hollywood feuds and tends to stir up the drama. They’re a juicy story for fans but can leave the stars with deep wounds that may never heal.
Like and subscribe for more on the most famous Hollywood names that are now tied together for either negative or positive reasons. Watch our video for an overview of some of the most famous Hollywood feuds of all time.
Classic Hollywood Feuds That Ruined Careers

[@FactsVerse]

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[@deemareedubois3137]

Olivia and Joan’s mother let them carry on a competitive, unhealthy relationship with each other. It started when they were toddlers, jealous of their mom’s attention and never let up. Very sad.

[@TheCosmicVagabond]

The Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck feud is legendary!! 😎

[@clivejones7104]

It's a little-known fact that the Road Runner and the Coyote really were great enemies off-screen and on! According to insiders, it was so bad that sometimes they used real dynamite and anvils against each other!

[@JohnClifford4567jwc]

Tweety Bird and Sylvester have had a long-running feud, as well

[@danielueblacker9118]

you should write for hollywood, I like your thinking.

[@bobfurman2739]

@@clivejones7104 wrong,..Road Runner, never did shit,to wile e. coyote, his failures were due to his bad plans backfiring!!

[@jamesmacleod9382]

Popeye and Bluto amazing rage there.

[@georgiaman1926]

For years I always thought it was Martin that broke the pair up. But after seeing how mean and hateful Lewis was in his latter years and hearing stories from those that worked with Lewis I now believe it was Lewis. I always thought Lewis was the meek, mild one and Martin was the mean one. Come to find out it was quite the opposite. Lewis sure had us fooled.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for sharing this, georgiaman!

[@paulweir5031]

Martin DID break up the partnership, as he was fed up acting in crap movies with Lewis - could you blame him?

[@josephososkie3029]

They were both holding each other back so it was a good move.

[@travelseatsyellowlab]

Neither of the de Havilland sisters' careers were ruined over their difficulties, producers just knew they couldn't have the sisters work together on any projects.

[@gillianvaughan6113]

Dean Martin for his incredible warmth and fun character

[@kevinmiller6324]

Another feud that should have been included is the one between Abbott and Costello.

[@themorn2112]

I agree. I was expecting it...

[@bigpeaches1744]

Betty said that Joan slept with every star in Hollywood except for Lassie. 🤣

[@sheliamccullough1626]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@matthewtorres7128]

@@sheliamccullough1626 m

[@rachalnocchi5600]

That woman was savage! lol DANG! Joan is dead...good.

[@travelseatsyellowlab]

Funny but Bette wasn't far behind Joan.

[@sheliamccullough1626]

@@travelseatsyellowlab true 🤗😀

[@JohnClifford4567jwc]

When Guys & Dolls was being filmed, Marlon Brando made it a point to blow his lines, during his scene in the cafe, with Frank Sinatra. That meant, for every reshoot Frank had to put a piece of cheesecake in his mouth and eat it. By the time the scene was completed Frank complained “How much cheesecake does he think I can eat???”

[@nilsanarvaez7947]

Found your channel and I love it! Great narrating! Nice and clear! ❤️

[@glen1ster]

(n a 1982 episode of "Late Night with David Letterman" Jerry bragged that during the days of Martin and Lewis (1946-1956) he pulled a practical joke on Dean Martin, who wanted help sleeping, by spiking his drink with uppers and downers so Dean couldn't sleep and had to call off work the next day. No wonder Dean wanted to get away from him.

[@bobfurman2739]

Foghorn and Dog!!..is by far ,the best!

[@georgesouthwick7000]

Considering the success both had after the break up, you could hardly say it ruined their careers. In fact, the case can be made that they were bigger individually than they were as a comedy team.

[@KeatShadows]

Dean's and Jerry's feud was my favorite. Jerry was totally self-centered and thought of himself as the more talented of the two. Dean on the other hand was the better actor and much more talented. How Dean put up with Jerry for their ten-year partnership is unbelievable.

[@cgaskill13]

Dean Martin was very underrated as an actor.

[@JAG51020]

Jerry Lewis published a book in his later years titled "Dean & Jerry: A Love Story." He said they loved each other like brothers and the break-up of their partnership was primarily due to Dean's wife, not because of jealousy between the two of them. Dean Martin was Uncle Dean to Jerry's kids and Jerry Lewis was Uncle Jerry to Dean's kids, confirmed by Dean's daughter. It hardly ruined either of their careers either!

[@allan9603]

Lewis told numerous talk show hosts just the opposite.

[@leonoretrejo7151]

I never thought Jerry Lewis was funny. That goofy, outrageous crap was/is just stupid.

[@JohnClifford4567jwc]

Jerry Lewis was more like the character he played in the film with Robert DeNiro, The King of Comedy

[@ladylyrichere9373]

@@leonoretrejo7151 I didn't care for it or Lewis either. Imagine my surprise watching Lewis on Wiseguy (TV show). He was brilliant. I was so impressed with him as an actor on that show.

[@andregraves3825]

@@ladylyrichere9373 Doing comedy is harder than drama.

[@JohnClifford4567jwc]

The animosity between William Frawley and Vivian Vance continued after I Love Lucy ended. William Frawley had one of his fellow My Three Sons cast members accompany him to the edge of the sound stage, and behind where The Lucy Show was being filmed. Will had the two of them drop some empty film canisters, which made quite a loud noise, and disrupted a Lucy Show scene being filmed. Vivian Vance was heard to shriek “BILL!!!” William Frawley’s last television appearances was on The Lucy Show, but only Vivian Vance had left the show

[@harperstacey9604]

William frawley use to call Vivian Vance an old frump on the set of I Love Lucy.

[@JohnClifford4567jwc]

When William Frawley died, Vivian Vance, on hearing the news, ordered champagne for herself and the people she was having dinner with. She said she wanted to celebrate

[@stingray4real]

Another feud was with Helen Mirren and Nicol Williamson when they did a play on McBeth when they feud on set of the cult movie Excalibur.

[@dpf5939]

My niece was on her tablet a few years ago. Knowing I am a big Bette Davis fan she came across an article of hollywood feuds. It said the feud between Davis and Crawford was the most famous feud of them all.

[@paulweir5031]

Tell us something new.

[@jsull6430]

I don't see how careers were ruined because of feuding. Most went on to be stars or be successful. Maybe Orson Wells might have been a larger star if he hadn't taken on Hearst. Although, Citizen Kane is called one of the greatest movies ever made by scholars.

[@patrickfennell6372]

The feud between Marlon and Frank got me by surprise. Nice surprise. Thanks.

[@Idahoguy10157]

Who wasn’t Frank Sinatra jealous of?

[@Dentropolis]

I viewed a number of interviews with Jerry Lewis. To me he seemed arrogant.

[@danielueblacker9118]

you were Not Wrong, he was totally

[@paulweir5031]

He was a shit.

[@rogerwilliams5366]

Entertaining. Would like to see more videos about Old Hollywood

[@legendslane1045]

For the people in the comments who genuinely believe Dean Martin was a drunk, you’re just complementing his acting skills. He couldn’t be one of the most successful stars in movies and music if he were. As well as one of the highest paid TV stars of the sixties. He was a professional and made everything look easy. RIP

[@paulweir5031]

No careers ruined, go and do something worthwhile.

[@markelijio6012]

On producer/director Herbert Ross' troubled production of Robert Harling's "Steel Magnolias" (1989) which Martin Jurow was the producer of this Oscar nominated adaptation under the StudioCanal banner for Sony Pictures Entertainment and wrote in 1997: "Both veteran stars Sally Field and Dolly Parton were have to go and do something worthwhile. After they worked out their differences pretty well, they totally loved loved each other and decided to move on with their parted ways. As Joan Rivers says to all of us: 'Oh, Grow Up!'"

[@paulhudson563]

When i was a kid jerry lewis used make me laugh but then he became annoying and I can't watch them movies now. His stupid voice goes through me, like finger nails down a blackboard or chalkboard or whatever we are allowed to call it now 🤦

[@plantsoverpills1643]

Oh I so agree with you. I can’t believe that he was more popular than Dean Martin. At least Dean had a nice voice and was genuinely funny. Lewis just acted like an idiot. And I think he screwed Dean over many times when it came to promoting their act.

[@JamesVaughan]

They love him in France for some unaccountable reason.

[@paulhudson563]

@@JamesVaughan that says it all haw hee haw haw

[@peterpiper831]

I too found Jerry Lewis' goofy slapstick routines funny as a kid. My mother hated his humour. As a parent, my daughter found Adam Sandler funny, but I was irritated. Sandler was a more modern version of Lewis, and I had turned into my mother.

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

Miss Crawford & I neeeeever got along" - Bette Davis

[@harperstacey9604]

Bette davis said she would never sit on Joan crawford's toilet.

[@JohnClifford4567jwc]

When Frank Sinatra and Marlon Brando were filming Guys & Dolls, it was no secret that Frank Sinatra wanted to be cast as Skye Masterson, instead of Nathan Detroit. After that Frank always included “Luck Be a Lady” in his concert performances

[@Starship_.]

*The arguments ruined their careers just as quick as their imaginary friendships.*

[@RaptureRd]

Mike Todd died in a plane crash and Fisher and Taylor got together at that time. Todd and Taylor were very happy. Mike Todd was known as a wonderful man. What was said here about them was not accurate but they did ruin Debbie’s marriage and life for her and 2 children

[@petervigliarolo5618]

The feud between Joan Crawford & Bette Davis glossed over the Academy Award acceptance which actually went to the great Anne Bancroft. This clip made it seem like Baby Jane won the Oscar .. did not do this highly orchestrated campaign against Bette Davis justice

[@isabelbeckerman1262]

During the filming of Giant, a rumor was circulating Rock Hudson was jealous and detested his co-star James Dean because Dean was the most popular and influential due to his obstinate ways. Rock was even overjoyed after he heard about his passing in 1955.

[@tomlewis5542]

They were both tea drinkers;-)

[@Tiber234]

Source/s?

[@paulweir5031]

Unsubstantiated rumour; anyway who wouldn't have disliked Dean and his crap Method so called acting. If he hadn't died at 24 there would have been no iconic status, he would have ended his career as a fat nobody in dross such as Murder She Wrote, if he was lucky.

[@fasteddie9867]

Brando/Sinatra was my fav. I wasn't aware of this one.

[@searchthewind99]

Marlon was miscast in "Guys and Dolls." He and Frank should've switched roles.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@beverlyledbetter9302]

I disagree on this one. Frank and Marlon was excellent in that movie! I do agree with Sinatra that Brando is grossly overrated; he's not THAT good!

[@paulweir5031]

Irrelevant, as the film was a complete load of shite.

[@debramurphy4295]

I new them all love when jerry and martin made up.

[@WolfRanger2008]

Martin Lawrence had a feud with Tisha Campbell who played his TV wife. Will Smith had a feud with Janet Hubert who played the Original Aunt Viv. Chuck Norris and David Carradine literally came to blows on the set of "Lone Wolf McQuade" ...There you go..Three UPDATED FEUDS. Take your pick.

[@racheldianeames3729]

Please do more videos on old Hollywood celebrities

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for the suggestion, rachel!

[@JamesVaughan]

There was no "role" of "Daphne du Maurier" in the film "Rebecca" (1940). Daphne du Maurier was the author of the novel upon which the film was based. The character played by Joan Fontaine actually has no name, a ploy used by the author of the book to emphasize the colossal impact of the title character, who is deceased when the story begins (murdered by Max de Winter in the novel, but due to the "production code" had to have died by accident for the film version).

[@robbarbieri8676]

I guess Max would have had to go to jail or die at the end if he revealed he had killed Rebecca, as he does in the book. The couple ends as forlorn vagabonds in the book. Oh, they changed who set Manderley

[@robbarbieri8676]

On fire from the book to the movie.

[@glenngilbert7389]

I had no idea about the Marlon Brando vs Frank Sinatra situation. Marlon Brando was an amazing talent - can't say the same about Frank

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching, Glenn!

[@Farrah300]

I knew about most of them. I was happy when Debbie Reynolds and Elizabeth Taylor Reconciled.

[@JohnClifford4567jwc]

That was mentioned when they appeared with Joan Collins and Shirley McLaine in These old Broads I read that Eddie Fisher was the one who filled for divorce, from both Debbie Reynolds and then Elizabeth Taylor. It was his third wife, Connie Stevens, who filed for divorce from him

[@DreAmeoba1]

I was a bit surprised by Dean & Jerry, (but not too surprised, lots of rumors about Jerry secretly being arrogant, & insufferably mean, comedians are often privately unhappy people)…& maybe it’s just me, but I always thought Betty, had much more class, than Joan….

[@aimeevaughan7245]

Forgot Chevy Chase vs EVERYBODY!

[@harperstacey9604]

Remember when Chevy Chase slandered Cary Grant on TV and called him a homosexual?

[@markelijio6012]

Bad attitude, bad behavior.

[@roncarlisle3257]

dean martin and jerry lewis i watched a video with dean martin about why they broke up and he said he couldn't stand working with jerry lewis because he was such a jerk and everything was about money with him so he parted ways

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching, Ron!

[@gardener5857]

The Dean Martin/Jerry Lewis split just might of had something to do with the fact that Dean Martin was rarely if ever sober, even on the job. There's footage of him on his own show so smashed he can hardly talk. It wasn't a secret even back then he was a drunk.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching!

[@JayH7745]

You are completely wrong! Dean Martin was no drunk. Don't spread rumors with no facts. Listen to Frank Sinatra describe Dean and the stage act that Dean did to get laughs and entertain. How many alcoholics do you think get huge contracts, the largest of it's time, given to them by a major television network like NBC? Dean didn't even want to do a weekly television show at the time so he put in a whole bunch of crazy demands that he thought no network would agree too. But NBC knew that they had a hit television show with Dean Martin. Listen to Deana Martin, Dean's daughter who revealed years later that Dean always had apple juice in a glass as a stage prop. And that her father was doing a stage act. She also said that her father usually had one drink with dinner and that was it. Dean liked to get up early to play golf. He was a very good golfer too. Dean's drunk act in Vegas even fooled his producer director Greg Garrison the first time he met Dean Martin back stage after Dean's show. Garrison was totally surprised to see Dean completely sober just minutes after leaving the stage. Dean told Garrison I fooled ya didn't I? And they laughed. Dean had a weekly television show, also made many motion pictures through the years and on top of all that, he was a huge Las Vegas performer. Like Dean said in many later interviews, how many drunks can do all that and have major companies believe in them enough to pay them millions of dollars? Dean Martin was no drunk! Look up the facts before you spread rumors about an entertainer who is beloved by millions and millions of people all over the world.

[@gardener5857]

@@JayH7745 I'm not wrong. I knew people that knew him. He WAS a drunk. BTW, Sinatra was a drunk too!

[@gardener5857]

@@JayH7745 And if every alcoholic were put in jail like addicts, the executive pool would be empty. Alcoholism is rife in every sector of our society. You're very naive.

[@JayH7745]

@@gardener5857 Whatever you say pal. You think you know better than everyone else huh? Keep dreaming, you don't know anyone involved, keep makin up stories to try to prove yourself correct. Like I said, get the facts! Go on and try to spread your hate BS but I don't believe you or anything you're saying here. The majority knows the truth and you are wrong, just like I said before. Take your hate with you, you are definitely outnumbered here. It's your turn again, and then I'll let ya have the last word that you so desperately need to feel good inside. LOL

[@thomasthomas2418]

Of the Martin and Lewis team, Jerry was the workaholic, not Dean.

[@joebiden6163]

Crying so much for jerry and dean oh god my heart!

[@Imintune...]

Its like a marriage of sorts. Sometimes they don't have good chemistry between them . Shit happens.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching!

[@shackdaddy7106]

One of the first things you stated in this video is absolutely incorrect. Dean Martin was not a workaholic. Jerry Lewis was in fact the workaholic. Dean Martin like to work as easy as possible. When Dean and Jerry were together on movies, once they shooting was done, Dean was out on the golf course relaxing while Jerry was working on the script and learning the art of making movies. And after the mid 60s Dean Martin had a much more successful career than Jerry Lewis without question.

[@paulweir5031]

He didn't learn much!!

[@georgepapa3385]

Did you know that Janette McDonald an Nelson Eddy totally hated each other to the point each part in the scene of Indian love call was filmed separately.

[@rogerjohnson7888]

It never matters who you are or how main stream you are or how well your loved. If ever asked about anyone you've ever worked with. You always say they were the best and added to your character and only made you a better person and actor. That they were a complete joy to work with and guided you to a new level of your ability. Kissing ass and promoting anyone you've ever worked with is key to building your future in Hollywood Land.......................

[@CashelOConnolly]

Jerry Lewis’s humour hasn’t aged well

[@freddyma7428]

: yes

[@paulweir5031]

Humour!? That is stretching it to the limit.

[@greatfilmmaker]

I did know about Jerry Lewis Dean Martin feud I just didn't know how many aspects of the view was in there

[@diannemasters7207]

Jerry Lewis’ style of comedy was in no way funny to me. I never understood how he got to be as popular as he did. Just plain goofiness. I guess he was popular in France. Go figure that one!

[@karenjohnson3575]

I agree NOT FUNNY!!!

[@paulweir5031]

Mugging and having a whining voice do not equal comedy: plus the man was a shit of the first order.

[@salinagrrrl69]

George Raft & Ed G Robison got violent. I know as an ancient ancestor had to duck a fight betwixt them.

[@ahashdahnagila6884]

@salina... It's Edward G. Robinson! Unknown to most, Robinson was almost as short as Danny Devito of today... I think George Raft would have whipped his...donkey.

[@andrewmorrison246]

Dean was the one with the talent

[@harperstacey9604]

Jerry had more talent than Dean Martin. Dean was a drunk. He used to show up sloshed at many award shows.

[@paulweir5031]

@@harperstacey9604 Talk sense, oh no you probably can't.

[@danielueblacker9118]

Amen on that.

[@theauthor8901]

It’s too bad that Jerry and Dean had a falling out, but good that they were able to reconcile.

[@Farrah300]

I was glad for that too.

[@michaelcipriano1713]

Such childish feuds. How pathetic is Hollywood? Grown ups with egos. They should have been sacked.

[@jamesmacleod9382]

It seems like all of these people had very successful careers after their splits, especially Martin and Lewis.

[@stingray4real]

Walter Matthau and Barbra Streisand feud on set of the musical film Funny Girl.

[@markelijio6012]

That was "Hello, Dolly!" in 1969.

[@renee27962]

As Joan Rivers always said- oh grow up!

[@markelijio6012]

That's right!

[@sarahsaunders100682]

It has to be Betty and her loving quips about Joan .

[@danielueblacker9118]

Dean Martin was a good guy and did well. Jerry was a snob and shafted his kids.

[@BrokenneckYgor]

Check the Sad Career and Tragic End of Martin & Lewis

[@barbwright2845]

I always like Dean, Jerry not as much.

[@molinalong3468]

Mae West & wc fields are hate each other

[@chairde]

Jerry disinherited his children. See the last interview he did. Jerry was emotionally disturbed.

[@vlmellody51]

Daphne du Maurier was the author of Rebecca, not the name of the character.

[@cgaskill13]

Daphne DuMaurier was not the character; she was the author of Rebecca.

[@tysonline]

7:04 "Vivian was 39, William was 69"... Vivian Vance born Vivian Roberta Jones July 26, 1909 William Clement Frawley born February 26, 1887 I Love Lucy is an American television sitcom that originally aired on CBS from October 15, 1951 uh your shit don't add up... Facts my ASS!

[@ladylyrichere9373]

Anyone see how brilliant Lewis was on Wiseguy (TV show)? Ron Silver played his son on that storyline. Wiseguy was a great show

[@bjbell52]

Martin and Lewis were the greatest comedy duo of all time????? I think Abbott and Costello. Martin & Lewis together for 10 years, A&C for about 20. M&L - 16 films. A&C - 36 films. A&C were successful in burlesque, on Broadway, on the radio, in the movies, and TV.

[@danielueblacker9118]

I was also thinking Abbott and Costello also.

[@robbarbieri8676]

Ditto, plus A & C were much funnier, at least for my taste.

[@paulweir5031]

Don't talk shite; I take it that you've never seen Laurel and Hardy.

[@bjbell52]

@@paulweir5031 I've seen them and overall I like A&C as do two other people who replied to my post. I'm allowed to voice my opinion without having to get your permission. Now L&H deserve credit for writing some of their own material and yes, I also find them funny. One of my favorite jokes was when Hardy buys only one milk shake and explains to Stan (while pointing to the shake) , first the bottom while he tells Stan "You drink half, and then points to the top and says I'll drink half". Stan takes the shake and proceeds to drink the entire shake. Hardy asks him "Why did you do that" and Stan cries that "My half was on the bottom". My main point was that Martin and Lewis were NOT the funniest comedy duo of all times. BTW, do you know who else likes A&C ? Jerry Seinfeld. He once did a TV special - Abbott & Costello meet Jerry Seinfeld. Seinfeld even admitted in an interview that his TV show was partly modeled after A&C's TV show.

[@special7217]

@@paulweir5031 Like them both.

[@JohnClifford4567jwc]

William Frawley died in 1966, of a heart attack, while greetings fans outside Grauman’s Chinese Theater Vivian Vance heard the news while she was having dinner with some friends. She then ordered champagne, to celebrate.

[@danielueblacker9118]

real class she was....

[@plucki2490]

Ach! I liked the majority of these people, till their heads swelled up. Not including Olivia,or Debbie. They were as sweet as circumstances allowed their sanity to be,lol. I did hear that Jerry & wife didn’t like Dean’s side-chick wife. Though, the way Jerry eventually treated his family,he had no right to say what he did. What Joan & Liz did to Betty & Debbie was terribly cruel. And,it couldn’t have been easy for Marlon to request help,but I bet he truly wanted to make things right with Frank,who was basically a good guy,till he went all gangsta. They say Orson was overbearing,but he was a pretty good actor. Eddie was just weak! And,though I know he wasn’t mentioned,*Gene* could have helped Marlon,he didn’t need mean ole Frank! If I missed anyone, it’s because I forgot them,or didn’t recognize them.

[@johnderham2829]

It is spelt Bette, pronounced Betty.

[@georgepapa3385]

Did you know Jannette McDonald and Nelson Eddy totally hated each other

[@gilliantill1214]

Loathed Jerry Lewis.Dean Martin was perfect on his own in films.

[@FactsVerse]

Thanks for watching, Gillian!

[@robertotamesis1783]

Dean Martin didn't like New York Cops especially because he felt total humiliation from them. Calling him names likes dings or dingo is a racial profiling among Italian community. What created a rift is when Jerry Lewis asked him to a cop role that really burned inside Dean Martin .

[@harperstacey9604]

What about the feud between the tooth fairy and the Easter Bunny?

[@allan9603]

FACTS: Lewis' net worth at the time of his death was estimated at 340 million dollars. Martin's net worth at the time of his death was estimated at $128 million dollars. So whose career was ruined here?

[@chrisbaldwin3609]

jerry lewis outlived dean martin by 22 years , guess that could have had something to do with it

[@allan9603]

@@chrisbaldwin3609 , NO, my point wasn't who was worth more; the theme here is ruined careers there Einstein.

[@chrisbaldwin3609]

@@allan9603 dont think either career was ruined whether its 128 million dollars or 340 million dollars, its obscene amounts of money , if you cant live off that little lot, there is summat wrong with you einstein ok lol

[@allan9603]

@@chrisbaldwin3609 that's my point, not who made the most money. I never made a comparison about who made the most money anywhere in my posts, now did I Tesla?

[@christinagiagni3578]

i'd say nobody's. 128 mil ain't chump change.

[@stephenchase5593]

I believe Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis had the worst Hollywood feud ever!!!!!!!!!!!

[@johnbockelie3899]

I think Dean Martin probably thought more people were looking at Jerry Lewis more when viewing their movies. And less of him.

[@Farrah300]

At least they were able to have a reconciliation. They were a great team together.

[@lauravettoretti1323]

Your facts about Martin & Lewis are messed up. Jerry was the workaholic not Dean. And Patti was Jerry's first wife...Dean's first wife was named Betty.

[@jamesryan5499]

Road runner and Wild E. Coyote

[@molinalong3468]

Lorene Greene hate Richard hatch on battestar Galactica

[@phillipmarlowe0525]

Dean and Jerry feud didn’t hurt either one of their careers

[@rubenoteiza9261]

They are making too much of the split between Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. They wanted to take their respective careers in very different directions, that's all. I used to see their movies as a kid and even I could see they were like acting in two different movies, Dean Martin a crooner and a romantic lead and Lewis with his crazy, sometimes surreal antics, they were already looking in very different directions. The mystery is really why they stayed together for so long. I think they were real pals who found it hard to part ways, no Lennon & McCartney mind you.

[@MichaelGunner123]

Feuds do nobody any good.

[@Farrah300]

Agreed.

[@RaptureRd]

Joan Crawford was so jealous of Bette Davis. Bette wouldn’t sleep with her and wanted nothing to do with “Sleezy” Joan. When Bette was nominated, Joan went to the other nominees and told them not to vote for Bette and that she would get the award for them, to piss Bette off. They all agreed and Bancroft won. Bette should no doubt have won for Baby Jane. That was stolen from her as a few others were. Jealousy was a big part of the problems and so wrong.

[@harperstacey9604]

Joan crawford had a love hate relationship with Bette Davis.

[@searchthewind99]

Bette was great in "Baby Jane" but so was Bancroft in "The Miracle Worker," for which she had also won a Tony in the stage version.

[@gerthenriksen8818]

Well it certainly did not ruin Lewis's career. He went on to make all his comic masterpieces: "Nutty Professor". etc..

[@watchman1178]

Actually, Dean went on to have a much better career than Jerry.

[@gerthenriksen8818]

@@watchman1178 That's a matter of opinion. Dean Martin had a great career too. And they were great together.

[@BrokenneckYgor]

Chang Kay shek hated mrs sun yatsen

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Ava Gardner and Frank Sinatra

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What?! They were married to each other at one point.

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They had a love hate relationship.

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Jerry Lewis book is very interesting.

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i didn't see any careers ruined

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Warren hate to lee in shampoo

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Petty and sad

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