Most Evil Actors of Hollywood's Golden Age

[@jasong9774]

A lesson to learn: stop idolizing people

[@golfhound]

Indeed! Stop idolizing these people. They are paid to ACT parts of real or imagined characters based on story books or screenplays. Bottomline, they are the same as everyone else spanning from total degenerate sociopaths to down to earth decent people and everything in between. Best to just keep these people up on screen. The more we get to know them on the inside, the more likely we are to be disappointed. There are the occasional saints like Keanu Reeves, but few and far between.

[@DrMoto182]

A lesson to be learned. Stop believing 💩you read on the internet !

[@yufoh7753]

A lesson to learn: Don't blindly believe everything you hear, as a lot of times it can be complete lies or nonsense. Hopefully, the older you get, the wiser you will be to this. One random video and you take all this as being the whole truth?

[@jasong9774]

Refusing to idolize folks goes hand in hand with not taking these or other things at face value. It also includes not jumping to conclusions or presuming context not present as the two comments here are guilty of. As written, it is sound advise and if applied would pretty much make the video's point irrelevant.

[@DoyouevenknowtheTruth]

AMEN!

[@notyourtypicalwatchreview2563]

I love it when people call Hollywood celebrities, “complex”. No. They’re just jerks.

[@unacceptablesisterpeter3431]

Pdf files

[@fabergeegg1722]

LOL! Alfred Hitchcock said actors and actresses are stupid people, LOL!

[@notyourtypicalwatchreview2563]

@@fabergeegg1722 many are, then there are ones like Gary Sinise and Keanu Reeves.

[@robert.m4676]

@@notyourtypicalwatchreview2563the rare few

[@robert.m4676]

@@notyourtypicalwatchreview2563usually they ostracized those that didn’t go along with the satanic garbage most were involved with!

[@Nyctophora]

I mean to be fair, if you were going to throw piss at anyone, Roman Polanski would be a good choice.

[@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch]

Damn straight 😂

[@robert.m4676]

Absolutely wish it was the runs instead 💩

[@Easy-Eight]

Polanski was not that bad until the murder of Karen Tate. Then he went off the deep end. Murder of your love and unborn child by a group of drug invested hippies usually have negative impacts on most people.

[@emavaz18]

Yeah. I would have thought of more.... Corrosive liquids to throw at Polansky.

[@TanjiTuesday]

The girl forgave Polanski.

[@MermaidMusings7]

Society needs to stop idolizing celebrities.

[@trickyj7019]

Beware false idols...false being the main word, the Hollywood bubble is so fake.

[@lauriefarmer2821]

Every occupation has people that have creeps and criminals

[@lindabuck2777]

At 69 growing up with these ‘monsters’ I NEVER understood idols or pedestals!!! People human and they’re performing a JOB! That’s it! Just a job! Well, that and I’m an empath so I can feel who’s evil and who’s not. You can see their innocence in their eyes as they start, see this ‘different’ look in their eyes when contracts of signing your soul away-you’re now property of the evil dark ruling hollyweird! Watch first shows and films and later ones-look at their EYES!!! Nuff said🙏🏻❤️😎

[@debdeb-e3r]

Agreed

[@debdeb-e3r]

They’re all self absorbed

[@alanolson6913]

Years ago, I worked in downtown Seattle. One summer, Grace Slick had an art show at a downtown hotel. I went on my lunch hour. I walked into the large display room and saw a woman sitting in a rattan high backed chair reading a magazine. She looked up as I said, “You would be Grace Slick.” She looked at me and said, “Guilty.” And smiled. We talked about everything under the sun as I was the only person there for the whole hour. Gracious, interesting, well read, amusing and willing to talk about music, Monterey, Woodstock and just about anything. I’ll never forget that afternoon with my all time absolute favorite singer.

[@ThePursuitofHappiness1988]

And my was she lovely back in the day as the Acid Queen of Jefferson Airplane.

[@BoomerLoveforGenZ]

You were lucky. Many performers can be unpredictable when confronted in public.

[@alanolson6913]

@@BoomerLoveforGenZ True. I met Doug Clifford of Creedence Clearwater, Dino Valenti of Quicksilver Messenger Service. Both were pretty cool.

[@chrismaurer2075]

The only celebrity I ever met was Brian Dennehy . I was coming back home from Toronto and stopped at a McDonalds just outside London Ontario . He was having lunch with who I assumed was his daughter and her 2 kid's so I walked up and said are you Brian Dennehy , and he said yes I am and seemed willing to give an autograph but they don't interest me so I just said have a good day and placed my order.

[@AnthropoidOne]

@@chrismaurer2075then he said “no, you’re not eating here, you keep walking, next restaurants about 30 miles north”🤣🤣🇺🇸

[@bwanadave76]

I said Hello to Alice Cooper at O'Hare Field and he spent 20 minutes shooting the breeze with me. Nicest guy!

[@saradecapua3264]

He is. So is Dee Snyder.

[@missourimongoose8858]

Mila kunis bought me and a few army buddies drinks when she saw our dog tags at the pool bar in hawaii, she was exactly how you would want a famous person to be for sure class act

[@jimedge8301]

I sat drinking beer with Alice Cooper in Vancouver Canada,he is a very down to earth guy👍 early 90s

[@fritz2259]

I meet him out a grocery store same thing happened but maybe only 10 minutes good guy

[@faustlove]

I was fortunate enough to be able to speak with him for a while when our plane bound for Chicago was forced to land in De Moines Iowa. A tornado had destroyed a hangar in St Louis and it was 18 hours before we were able to get to Indianapolis then on to Chicago. He was just a regular guy. I almost forgot how famous this man is. He's been through so much in his life but, you just wouldn't know he's one of the most famous musicians of all time. ❤😊

[@dennishalford5763]

In her book "Child Star," Shirley Temple said that Kirk Douglas was the most obscene man she had ever met in her life.

[@user-jo5ml8et1z]

That's because Douglas was a member of the tribe. They're evil to the core. It's genetic.

[@mando7558]

I believe it!

[@taroman7100]

Never could stand Douglas. He had an ego only the devil could rival. He was the weakest link of the acting powerhouse in Spartacus.

[@Tarantella1924]

@@metacosmosno they just hate him for being a nasty piece of work.

[@Gerd20]

@@metacosmos I for one didn’t even know Kirk was Jewish. Kirk didn’t like the fact that Salvador was gay and was willing to do to Kirk What Kirk did to women and girls. Misogynist pigs don’t like the tables turned on them. 😂😂

[@brianboisguilbert6985]

Have an Aussie friend who was in the Vietnam War. Returning after being discharged from the Australian Army, he got a job as a crewman on a charter deep sea fishing boat on the Gold Coast. On one trip, everyone had stripped down to their shorts because of the temperature. One of the clients remarked about the scars on my friend's back. "Shrapnel?" He asked, my friend said yes, admitted being wounded in Nam, The man turned and partially pulled down his shorts, exposing a wicked scar on his buttock. "Got it while in the Marines, Saipan." The client was Lee Marvin and whenever he chartered the boat, he'd ask that my friend be on the crew. My friend said Marvin was a regular guy, personable and down to earth , a great story teller, especially on himself, but hated being fawned over. Another friend, a Navy Corpsman at the time, out drinking in Honolulu with some Marine buddies met Marvin who joined and drank with them. He said the same thing about how Marvin behaved.

[@shawnmarengo494]

The wound happened in June 1944, and Lee spent the next year hospitalized because of it.

[@Bill_devine]

One of my favorite actors lee Marvin

[@Bill_devine]

They need to stay away from that adrenochrome

[@epictetusghost1369]

A man's man.

[@Soundofwindonsand]

I've heard that before over the years, cool personality , even before the word cool ever showed up

[@dpro7445]

I believe quoting Lincoln. “ nearly all men can stand adversity. But if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.”

[@curiouslyme524]

True.

[@karrynlflax5387]

Sounds like these politicians today.🤡

[@breigesheppard8339]

👏👏👏👏👍well SAID👍👍👍

[@secondchance6603]

The guy who made this video needs to look up what the word, 'evil' means.

[@1982violinist]

You mean a Feminist woman right? 😉

[@jerrlynhamilton3728]

My late husband, Rhodes Reason, was cast as the Bearded Gaul" in Spartacus. When Rhodes met Kirk, he was friendly. Behind the scenes, Kirk had Rhodes' character cut from the movie. Why? Rhodes was 6'2" and towered over Kirk. Kirk did not like that and had him axed!

[@Roz-y2d]

Wow, what a prat!

[@fabergeegg1722]

That is horrible!

[@gloriasheppard7747]

Large, but weak egos on these people!

[@susanhowell486]

6:43 I remember your husband and his twin brother, Rex. They were handsome 😊😊

[@StephenLyons-tl8ie]

I remember Rhodes Reason! A class act.

[@dandavis8300]

Faye Dunaway threw a cup of piss at Roman Polanski? Has she been awarded a lifetime achievement award yet?

[@tubekulose]

Is it possible you have issues with Polanski?

[@dagnabbit6187]

@@tubekuloseIf you are talking about how bad Dunaway and Polanski are then I invoke the old cliche . Half a dozen in one half , six in the other half .

[@morrisvalentneflatlander4784]

I worked with Faye on a low budget feature my boss was the gaffer. She drove him insane on every lighting set up. Considering my boss could be quite a ego maniac it was quite entertaining.

[@ToneHobart]

@@tubekulose I do... he's a pedophile. I have an issue with that.

[@Pinakij]

But he drank it and left to germany, something R. Kelly should’ve taken note of

[@catherinekerr2160]

Natalie Woods mother drove her to the hotel for an "audition " There aren't any auditions in a hotel room. Her mother told her not to say anything. Her sister confirmed this. What mother would do this!

[@LeL-q9e]

I do believe many naive starlets have done this from reading about what Weinstein/Cosby did. I think this happens more often that we know of. Parents allowed their little boys to go on sleepovers or vacation with Michael Jackson.. There was (The DEN) 90s scandal. Boys attending adult parties with men then plied with liquor. smh

[@michaelarmstrong5065]

Her mother would and did.She told her young disheveled daughter if you complain you will never work in hollywood.Kirk Douglas ring a bell

[@MM-Iconoclast]

Her sister confirmed that Natalie said she was raped by Douglas, and yes, that her mother told her to 'suck it up', so it wouldn't hurt her career.

[@fatman4346]

Yea i always think about this.what mother drops her daughter off for an "audition"with a lone male actor in a hotel room? Obviously the mother just used her kid for her own sad means .i used to laugh at douglas in the movje tough guys but its hard to watch any of his old movjes now knowing he was a rapist

[@LeL-q9e]

@@fatman4346 It's apparent this abuse of minors in Hollywood is widespread and goes back many decades. There are rumors/stories of minors being used by actors. Corey Feldman has made claims over the years. MJ used to have "sleepovers" with boys, took them without their parents on vacation. There was the DEN scandal. Boys were at parties with adult men then given liquor and abused. I believe parents have used their children to support their lifestyle and looked the other way. Have you read how some of the victims of Weinstein were attacked? Many of the women went to meet him for an audition but they were attacked instead. ME? If I were one of those actresses I would've play along, then I would've chomp down on the mans penis and made sure I cut off a part of it. Then I would call police. That would be a story heard the world over. Likely would've been no more victims after that.

[@alisonmcintosh7765]

Actors are not grounded. Their whole life is an act

[@debbiesroommate]

Who's isn't?

[@michaelwills1926]

These folks were then what they call “influencers” today. Total controlled programming instruments, to deliver whatever message or cultural creation is desired by the controller. I remember when the opinion of a celebrity meant something, to the people that followed them. Social engineering has been a thing for a long time and ive come to accept that all of my faves were part of the same club too. Still love the art though

[@Bitterstone3849]

​@@debbiesroommatespeak for yourself.

[@anna-mariageorgiades3628]

Not true.

[@maureendrozda9960]

And Many Are Masons, Luciferians &/Or Satanists!🤷

[@kerireeder7118]

Ellen DeGeneres needs to be on the top of this list

[@Mtnmanmike62]

This is about Golden Age actors. She wasn't born yet.

[@pampietro8980]

Let's not forget J-Lo.

[@elainebrown3739]

Put her on there anyway!!! Can’t stand Ellen

[@ComicFan98]

@@elainebrown3739same here

[@MeowMeow-by8ub]

She’s not golden age of Hollywood

[@jamesoconnor8044]

There is a big difference between FLAWED and EVIL !

[@seanohare5488]

Agree I wouldn't put Errol Flynn and Bing Crosby on the list

[@jianzhang5656]

Of course, the word evil is used purely as a click bate. There is nothing more to it.

[@pugnacious1]

Guess that perspective depends if you are on the receiving end of these creeps' behavior.

[@chadwhitfield6946]

Yes, or even just being difficult to work with. That's not evil.

[@isuriadireja91]

well...unless that person's actually sexually assaulted somebody, or some people...or even k!lled... OR going outta their way to cause someone to lose his livelihood for petty stuff.... some here had been "rumored" to do some nasty sexual stuff.... but, none on murder....

[@my2bit2cents78]

I’m sorry, but Orson Wells thinking some people are bad actors and being willing to say so, even if it was scathing, was not enough to qualify him to be on a list of the most evil people ever in Hollywood. There must have been somebody else you could have picked.

[@felaciosuxonadik8517]

Yes, to me his assessments seemed proven and accurate, not hateful or petty! And remember, when others said Marilyn Monroe was a one-trick pony he saw her as a true super star and he was right.

[@robertwilloughby8050]

Yeah, you're right.... if you don't factor in Orson's almost pathological willingness to sabotage his own career. In other words, maybe the pot calling the kettle black much? It probably is more "Hollywood's Biggest Hypocrite" than "Most Evil", but hypocrisy is an evil....

[@sofia8194]

Exactlyy. How can you compare Well's snark with the violence reported from Henry Fonda or Kirk Douglas

[@AceLM92]

Exactly

[@shawnayancy6923]

Yes cause lets not do orson! Love him 😂

[@monawenger932]

Remember, Rooney was a child growing up in Hollywood. Now think about what happened to the children in Disney and Nickelodeon.

[@Steve-yu5pf]

Valid point

[@mimiagain]

My guess is that's why he had an interesting relationship with Beery

[@htschmerdtz4465]

Look what happened to Disney, period.

[@steelpainter]

You're extremely correct: the marked negative psychological effects of sudden ascent to intense fame on adults is becoming better studied. Even in a 'nice' person, the sequence of events is hypothesised trigger a decrease in neurochemicals such as oxycodone and an increase in hormones such as cortisol, coupled with loss of normal social contact and the ability to engage in normal activities and being surrounded instead by either sycophantic enablers or hypercritical adversaries, resulting in wild fluctuations between grandiose narcissism and crippling self doubt, anxiety, paranoia, frequent mood lability and an inability to feel pleasure (anhedonia) leading to an increase of proclivity for substance abuse and risky thrill seeking behaviour. What that all does to someone experiencing it from a very young formative age makes me think sometimes that making a child extremely famous kid a form of abuse.

[@CaptainGuana]

Thank you! You hit that nail right on the head.

[@hiko73]

Michael Douglas In his book said he'd never bring a GF home because how horrible his dad was

[@TheNester.]

Because he knew how bad his father was. Pretty sure he believed the "rumors" about his father concerning Jean Spangler and Natalie Wood. To me, Kirk Douglas looked Lecherous and Predatory. But that's just me.

[@helenhamilton9561]

And allegedly he S.A. a young Natalie Woods .

[@ljTauruswarrior]

Natalie Wood

[@TheNester.]

He knew what his dad did to Wood, he also knew about Jean Spangler.

[@breigesheppard8339]

So sad😮😮

[@RobertGreenwald]

My late grandfather was at Boys Town when they shot the film by the same name. He said Mickey Rooney was an entitled asshole to him, calling my grandfather “boy” and demanding that he bring him coffee. He wanted to kick Rooney’s ass. However, he said that if Spencer Tracy had asked for a coffee, my grandfather would have done “cartwheels” for him.

[@mickk8519]

Rooney should be higher up.

[@juliarisi8385]

Spencer Tracy was real Hollywood royalty and your story has just made me know what a gent he was,thank you.

[@TheKeenTribe]

I'm not surprised of the many stories that come from the part of Hollywood they try to hide.

[@Edward-tp5nc]

And you don’t know why many were narcissistic and rude? Learn who is who and who runs Hwood.

[@raymondmassey666]

While some of these stories are no doubt true when looked into by neutral parties, the majority turn out to be overblown or malicious envy. Like I said no doubt these people have a darker side, but human nature makes it inevitable that people will cut anyone down for profit and just a desire to do harm

[@gasservenw1369]

Met 2 legends. Peter Falk & Clint Eastwood were both my heroes as a child and neither of them disappointed me as they were both generous with their time and really down-to-earth

[@kingboagart899]

Clint walked up and thanked my wife and I for visiting soon after he opened the Hogsbreath Inn. He truly wanted to know our opinion on everything about it.

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

I had a nice encounter with Falk as well

[@dogpdsound]

I'm glad to hear this because I also love those 2

[@flowertrue]

My mom is such a fan of Falk. I bet she'd faint if she met him.

[@kingboagart899]

@@flowertrue I would probably faint as well, considering that he's been dead for well over a decade!

[@RackwitzG]

Actors, like politicians, are typically narcissists. Narcissists aren't pleasant people to be around or to be involved with.

[@LadyMaven]

Those fields and ones related to them are also peppered with psychopaths. Idolizing others almost always leads to disappointment.

[@Bingo_the_Pug]

Not all actors. Fans have said that Brad Pitt is a very chill laid back guy. Hugh Jackman is very approachable & friendly. Robin Williams was awesome to be around when he was still with us.

[@juaneyahclinyah8272]

I couldn’t agree more and acting is how they hide behind their severe issues.

[@cindyb2525]

@@juaneyahclinyah8272 How do you hide behind yours?

[@abdulc5726]

❤ it

[@jadakowers590]

During a live performance, Milton Beryl pointed my mother out to the whole audience and told everyone that she was very beautiful. I know this has nothing to do with the subject, but listening made me remember the story. Thanks for letting me share.

[@anncain2432]

Awesome memory!

[@djquinn11]

He was a vaudeville cornball. Nice complement about your mother though.

[@kathleenmorrison8450]

That's a sweet story. Thanks for sharing.

[@jadakowers590]

Thanks to everyone for all of your positive feedback.

[@reneeg4817]

Maybe some were having a bad day. No excuse for being rude.

[@lindamitchell-fox1926]

When you elevate humans to idol status and they live their lives as that idol you get evil.

[@leoperidot482]

Well that explains Donald Trump Sr. To think a lot of these dummies vote and sit on juries.

[@ruthwest1459]

​@leoperidot482 This "dummie a lifelong Democrat will proudly vote for DONALD J TRUMP.

[@VineGrove123]

@@lindamitchell-fox1926 Some humans. Not all.

[@VineGrove123]

@@leoperidot482 Trump is better than any famous liberal.

[@maryschipani1224]

@@leoperidot482 Sad sad sad you're brain DEAD!

[@carsondyle1793]

I asked Paul Simon for an autograph when I was 10. He told me to f*ck off. Probably didn’t help that I was the same height as him at 10 years old

[@bettyforde9423]

Wow....how nasty of him

[@LadyMaven]

We saw Jerry Seinfeld once time outside on a restaurant patio. My son knew how much I liked him and, so, mentioned it to him and asked if I might meet him. Meanwhile, I was still in the car and really did not want to meet him, just seeing him was fine for me. But he asked and Seinfeld's answer was, "No, thank you," a very abrupt and rude, "No, thank you." Well, that certainly ruined my image of him. I have never been star struck, as we live in an area where "celebrity" sightings are very common. After approaching and speaking to many of them, I decided to never do it again. They are never who we think they are and are often very rude. One encounter with Pierce Brosnan really left me cold though. I saw him at a coffee shop. He had dated a friend of mine who had recently passed. I wasn't sure if he knew and, so, decided to tell him. I approached him, and he cut me off mid-sentence, just after I spoke her name, saying, "Not now." And, so, a bit shocked, I walked away, but I did kind of "get even" with him later on. It's funny, He was following me with his eyes, as if he was wanting contact before that. Then, when he got it, he was rude. Many of them react that way I noticed. So, no more approaches for any of them. Although, there have also been some good experiences, like with Ben Stein, Leslie Jordan and Ru Paul.

[@stephanienewchurch3193]

People never see the other side of them wehen they make it big($)

[@davidmay9579]

Imagine speaking to a child like that. What a scumbag.

[@ccook3659]

😅😅😅

[@estellegold2009]

Gregory Peck was lovely and polite and charming in person and Mickey Rooney was rude and crass.

[@splashenful]

Actually, Mickey Rooney *LOOKS* like the sort of who would be rude & crass. Not the typical portrayal that he did on stage.

[@Roz-y2d]

GP was a lovely actor.

[@RC-eb5hq]

Not surprising of both

[@diannapenny5990]

I got to chat with Gregory Peck in person and he was indeed a nice guy.

[@fernandomaron87]

​@@diannapenny5990My friend met Jimmy Cagney in 1980, he said Cagney was a cool, respectful guy very different of his tough man larger than life persona he had in gangster movied

[@Royalroadtotheunc]

Time stamps: 0:37 Kirk Douglas 2:30 Mickey Rooney 4:22 Faye Dunaway 6:33 Orson Welles 8:05 Errol Flynn 9:49 Peter Sellers 11:01 Milton Berle 12:29 Wallace Beery 13:48 Bing Crosby 15:13 Henry Fonda

[@williamchiafos3889]

Sellers shouldn't be on this

[@sonianugent6429]

There are so many more. They are worse now.

[@parisbailey1201]

Thank you

[@SWLinPHX]

Only one woman.

[@AnneHathawayRules]

No Marlon Brando? Wow.

[@crazydiamond4565]

I demonstrated an 18th century process to Kirk Douglas in colonial Williamsburg back in the early 80's. He was still to date, the rudest person I've ever met. He stood there talking to his "people" the whole time I talked. He never once looked at me and proceeded to walk off without a word. I had done the demonstration to many famous people and met some wonderful people who were so gracious and down to earth. But him?!?! Then I was told by a staff member that if you aren't blond he won't give you the time of day. What a f-in jerk!

[@americangirl4410]

You are just lucky he didn’t do a LNatalie Woodl on you. I have met his son Michael and Michaels wife Catherine Zeta Jones and they, too, are horrible!

[@crazydiamond4565]

@@americangirl4410 Like father , like son. 😡

[@splashenful]

@@americangirl4410 Yes, I heard before that Catherine Zeta Jones is not very nice.

[@Roz-y2d]

@@splashenfulShe has had mental health problems for most of her adult life. I’ve never understood her marrying who she did. Ugh

[@fabergeegg1722]

@@americangirl4410 I spoke with someone whose father worked in a hotel. Her father had to deal with Michael Douglas, and she said that guy was horrible! Also, I have heard the Hollywood crowd used to call him the Hollywood rapist. Supposedly he raped Jean Seberg too. Doris Day was known to be one of the nicest people, but she did not like working with Krik Douglus. Somone said on a website I forgot, which one, and I believe the person for various reasons, said he knew Kirk Dougles's sons. The guy said the one son, who it was reported in the media causing trouble on an airplane, got kicked off the plane he was extremely messed up. He was gay, and the father, Kirk Douglas, was pissed off so he sent his son to a mental asylum, which messed his son up. When Micheal Douglas was a little boy, his father took him to a brothel to have sex with prostitutes. Kirk Douglas's mother was from the Johnson and Johnson family who are completely screwed up.

[@jaycraig5406]

I met MANNIX STAR MIKE CONNERS , talk to him for about 15 min or so , he left me an autograph picture , such a nice guy 😊

[@kellykovak5841]

Who cares? Seriously stop thinking these actors are special. You don’t know what they did to get there!

[@SunnyD6]

I love his show and always pictured him as being very nice.

[@jrclark9019]

Evidence indicates that poor mental health is correlated with celebrity worship. Celebrities are just people. They're professional pretenders. Many (if not most) are narcissists. Some want to be worshipped. Some don't. Some are genuinely good and appreciative people. Many ....are not. Regardless of their respective personality traits (or flaws), none should be placed on any kind of a special pedestal; moreover, it's not thier place to tell us how to think, ...how to vote,... or how to dress, look or live. We each have a duty and responsibibilty to be ourselves and think for ourselves. In the words of Oscar Wilde: “Be yourself; everyone else is already taken."

[@Julieglam3]

Well said!!

[@Sparks53]

Well said, one certainly can't generalize from this and being a creep must make for an awfully lonely life in the end. I was surprised to learn about what a jerk Kirk Douglas was, especially given how old he lived.

[@Jen-k2x]

Exactly

[@7Speceez]

Now this, i definitely believe! "Those who worship celebrities have poor mental health" in moat its obvious!

[@ninaballerina2807]

Oscar Wilde? Why would anyone care what he who also belongs to the club of the Art of Deception said?

[@suzannevoss7648]

Nothing surprises me anymore about these people.

[@blissfularrogance3529]

😂

[@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch]

Amen

[@michaelwills1926]

That’s probably a good thing cause you know these folks have been on that plane

[@swampsprite9]

Ikr I mean they're ACTORS. They got famous for how well of a show they can put on.

[@ThursoBerwick]

​@@michaelwills1926In Flynn's case more likely a ship.

[@Mehrdaad1]

Kirk Douglas was the worst of them all , he was despicable man

[@taroman7100]

He's probably envious as hell as some of the nasty scenes Michael got to play.

[@cindykauffman8294]

​@@taroman7100He probably was...

[@jhc827]

I read about that Natalie Wood story a few years ago, along with other examples of his behavior. Sounds like he was a horrible guy. I don't know if I'd characterize any of these other actors as "evil" except maybe Kirk Douglas.

[@peggycook9478]

Only the Good die young.

[@Turd_Furgeson]

And a son of david

[@jmcclain8237]

I accidentally ran into Tommy Lee Jones in San Antonio in the 90s. I didn't talk to him because I have a life and was busy. I happened upon him at a popular cafe. I was getting my coffee and looked his way. Apparently, that's not something you should do. He said " don't look at me" i told him he was overrated and left.

[@nancyrainey9453]

He’s an ass.

[@gordonmilne4323]

Yeah, I've heard he's a really harsh and horrible person and a nightmare to work with.

[@KathleenGreer-hk6yl]

J Lo is another one that forbids people to look at her. Disgusting behavior. We can look at whoever we want. If they don't want to be looked at, they should stay in the house by themselves.

[@lewisner]

You should have replied "I don't care !".

[@slappy8941]

What an asshole lol.

[@USAFmedicVET]

I met Elizabeth Taylor in Charleston in the 80's when she was appearing in the miniseries "North and South". I'd waited for her in the lobby of the Mills House on a tip she was staying there. I walked up to her and said "welcome to Charleston, are you enjoying your stay"? She said "I'm loving every minute, especially the fried chicken and maccaroni and cheese from Piggy Wiggly". We both laughed as I said wise choice for authentic southern food. Of all the renowned restaurants here, she chose takeout from Piggly Wiggly. She seemed very down to earth and was loving her stay in Charleston. Her eyes really are violet & I was pleased she was enjoying our city. Nowadays, Charleston is a mecca for the rich and famous (no thanks to Bravo TV with its ugly, ridiculous & absolutely absurd portrayal of Charleston). But now instead of just visiting, they buy $million dollar second homes; absorbing and GENTRIFYING the city. Driving locals like myself out of the city I love with absorbant NYC-type rent & housing costs. Celebrities can visit our wonderful city & not be bothered by people or paparazzi...and then please go back home!! We're full up!!

[@tomcusack884]

When I was 18 months old and my sister a little over 4, my mother was leaving Macy's in NYC and ran my baby carriage into Elizabeth Taylor who was entering. My mother said she had the bluest eyes she'd ever seen. My mother apologized profusely and asked if she was OK. 'Yes I'm OK. Is this your lovely daughter?' 'It's Marty--she's 4 years old.' Elizabeth told Marty she was a pretty little girl. 'This is a young boy in your carriage?' 'That's my son Tom, he's 18 months old. Elizabeth caressed me and told my mother what a handsome young boy I was. Ms. Taylor couldn't have been more gracious. I have no memory but my mother would bring that up on occasion how pleasant and courteous Elizabeth was.

[@finddeniro]

Ms Taylor was in Rehab 1990s...Larry Fortensky.. I wrote her a Note..Her staff sent me a Form Thank You Note...classy..

[@karenward267]

Elizabeth Taylor had developed a taste for okra, and would have one particular restaurant overnight mail orders to her in Los Angeles when she got a hankering. She was a beautiful woman, and I hate to hear that Hollywood didn’t treat her too well until after the studio system was dismantled and she was able to command respect that she was due.

[@steveb1164]

Nobody ever says a bad word about her, because she was a good person inside & out.

[@USAFmedicVET]

@@tomcusack884 Meeting Elizabeth Taylor as a toddler in your carriage MUST be a great family story; repeated at all mandatory family gatherings. "Hey, remember that time we bumped into Liz Taylor with your baby carriage? Yes, tell the story again..especially the part about ME". Wonderful memories..Keep it going @tomcusack884

[@rapunzelrose68]

This is about a present day actress.... My mother worked for Zcoil shoe company several years back. She was on the phone assisting a customer, the woman bought several pairs of shoes and she was so kind and sweet. She told my mother her name and that shes an actress, my mother apologized,saying shes not familiar with her work. The actress went on to share several of her films. And when their conversation ended she thanked my Mother for being nice to her and that she hoped to talk with her again. The woman is Helena Bonham Carter My mother was so taken with how kind and sweet she is.

[@caroleann_2142]

James Cagney overcame his childhood & turned himself into the most Talented & and beloved Actors of all time.❤😊

[@richardstefans3501]

Hell of a dancer and singer too. You know that if you've ever seen Yankee Doodle Dandy. That movie and White Heat are my 2 favorite Cagney films.

[@toxsickdog]

Cagney was fabulous in White Heat. ones of my faves.

[@maryschipani1224]

Unlike the character in some movies, he was down to earth and a good person, I reed he lived far away from Hollywood. I love Cagney, James Stewart and Charleston Heston.

[@cathyhurd4890]

​@@richardstefans3501 The Public Enemy

[@kizmo2317]

I met Scott Wilson (In Cold Blood) in the Atlanta airport on the way home from a turkey hunting trip while he was playing Hershel on The Walking Dead. Nicest guy you'd ever meet. We got selfies and hung out with him and his wife while waiting for the plane. When we arrived at the destination airport, he couldn't figure out how to get the trunk of his rental car open, so we helped him get it open and get his luggage loaded up. He kept in touch with me over the years until his death.

[@Totajee79]

beautiful story!

[@bobreed7851]

He was great in "In The Heat Of The Night" (movie), too!

[@JohnGruber-di3cw]

Usually,the more famous these actors get,the more narcissistic,egotistical,eccentric, & goofy they get!!! They're not real people!!!

[@MMAallday-]

The reason actors like Tom Cruise have been on top for so long is that they know enough to keep their politics & religious preference to themselves.

[@RobItica-sg2dw]

These people are real..they are just in a different bubble and power corrupts..most humans would become like them under the same circumstances..if you enter the cess pool, you'll likely get some sewage on you There are plenty of rags to riches people that become corrupted showing the circle you run will determine much of your reality Just my cent's worth

[@elvirafeher4254]

The narcissisiam is always there, they don't bother hide it any longer.

[@PatriciaHennessey-om8zb]

Trouble is she was only well known in her own head

[@thevaultofvintage72]

@@MMAallday- Oh please. Madonna has been political her entire career and is still going strong.

[@brucewinther6926]

I can see Rooney as a jerk. Married 8 times only shows his pathetic character. So many of these stars and their flawed personalities and reprehensible behavior just seems so ridiculously unnecessary

[@mike89128]

It was known in Hollywood that Rooney would set up fake casting calls for young actresses, only to require them to have sex with him for a role in an upcoming movie. Many did, only to find out later the movie never existed.

[@WeaponXde]

...and he supposedly prefered them "young", if you get what I mean.

[@7Speceez]

Im guessing he had a little Napolean syndrome!

[@FeliciaAuttonberry]

He had the little man syndrome,

[@bobmarshall3700]

Rooney was a little man. They all have the same issue, a chip on both shoulders because they are short!... "Little man syndrome".

[@tonywoodham3760]

Ricky Gervaise obviously knows these people at lot better than we first believed. Certainly makes me wonder

[@geedee1264]

Uh they had Judy Garland on drugs in the Wizard of Oz and she was slapped hard across the face, Ricky Gervais didn't expose anything we didn't already know 😂😂😂

[@rickshannon6848]

Yes they sure are Afraid of him ?

[@sarahholland2600]

​@@geedee1264The Studio put Judy on weight loss pills, basically Speed, at age 11. They are utterly to blame for her lifelong addiction & ED.

[@geedee1264]

@@sarahholland2600 don't talk about the men behind the curtain eh

[@cindyb2525]

@@rickshannon6848 Naw, doubt people scared of Ricky , he’s gonna insult the wrong person one day, and might get the Chris Rock treatment , all the way back to his country..😆

[@krisshassebrock7518]

Rosie O'Donnell should be on this list

[@VeryStupid4547]

Why?

[@Soundofwindonsand]

👍👍plus I would give you a star if I could find the dang thing 😁

[@Soundofwindonsand]

⭐... there.. perfect

[@angelakralicek5541]

Now we understand why Peter and Jane Fonda are such train wrecks.

[@jamesmiller4184]

Most often with we humans it is sexual dysfunction that leads a downward plunge. As one famous researcher of this area once styled it: "The sexual misery of Mankind." Check! FIRST -- Nature as she dictates what must be (no exceptions or penalties eventually are to accrue as forms of misery not easily perceived/diagnosed) THEN -- human confected rules conforming as closely as intelligently possible and not the other way around, and so-especially of any-and-all originated of sick, monotheist mysticism -- the three being real killers, strutting and posing as things "wondrous." They are in-truth the opposite -- BEHOLD their wicked ways and works with unshaded eyes. (Conversely the polytheisms generally describe Nature; thus being not antagonistic to it.)

[@cnilecnile6748]

Peter's not bad at all, he came and visited my mom when I was about 14-I wasn't at home, i flipped out when she showed me the photo of him on our living room couch. She would throw things at the tv if she saw Jane, though-I remember having to go buy a new tv set when she put a can opener through the screen. That's when I found out she was my cousin.

[@sheilaholmes8455]

Peter is dead and Jane is far from a train wreck. She admits her dad made things especially the way he treated their mother.

[@angelakralicek5541]

@@sheilaholmes8455 only a sociopath could have handed prisoners of war from her own country over to the enemy knowing they will be tortured. Calling her a train wreck is being gracious on my part and that's just one example.

[@mikeloghry9521]

Yeah Jane "HANOI" Fonda.

[@0.68_11]

Oprah Winfrey....u forgot to mention

[@burntcrumpets5616]

Golden era?!?!?

[@PhilK1080]

Agree

[@olivermorgan9528]

This is about "Classical Hollywood " or " Golden Age"

[@jannweitman4431]

She's evil. Why would she be here anyway. There is no reason.

[@janluitzenroelevink1451]

Miss Hawaï

[@lilymarinovic1644]

Imagine Kirk Douglas trying to micromanage Kubrick, the ultimate micromanager. The idea is quite mind-blowing.

[@deanrane1961]

Agreed! Loved to have been a fly on THAT wall😄

[@isuriadireja91]

but, back then, Kirk's got THE CONE. he's the big man in hollywood.

[@dwaynesbadchemicals]

I thought the same.😀

[@lovealways2609]

​@@isuriadireja91ya.. Stanley might have had the bigger brain, but kirk already had the juice

[@timothym.orourke5283]

Thought the exact same thing when I heard that. To be a fly on the wall of THAT set…

[@icleary9697]

woody allen , alec baldwin

[@jamesschwartz3837]

I’ve also heard that Jerry Lewis was no picnic to work with. 🤷‍♂️

[@Sj4-h8l]

I thought he was a complete idiot: not funny in any way with an awful voice! How Dean Martin tolerated him for so long is incredulous. By all accounts a thoroughly nasty character!

[@cybersal7]

You heard correctly

[@Wesley-eu7rn]

Lewis made other Hollywood jerks look nice.

[@nes123ification]

I watched a 60 minutes segment about 30 years ago, where they followed Jerry Lewis around, as he spoke about his work with Jerry’s Kids. It was suppose to be a behind the scenes look into his life. He was soooo rude to his staff. Belittling them, swearing & yelling. He was so nasty, I was gobsmacked. Use to be a fan of his old movies with Dean Martin. After seeing that, can’t stand him.

[@Sj4-h8l]

@@nes123ification Must admit didn’t like him in the films with Dean Martin : he was an albatross around his neck imho! When he went solo he proved what a good actor he was! I just felt that Lewis was a more sub ‘Tiswas’ standard in his attempted comedy ! To me he didn’t possess any talent at all!

[@jeanjearman2025]

I read the story about Douglas and Natalie over 20 years ago written by her sister who said she would write a book about it after Douglas died. Who knew it would take him so long to die. I read at the time that she was 17 yrs old and he should have gone to jail for what he did to her.

[@cyf195]

It was all a lie. Still waiting for Lana Wood to write about it. Just a vicious rumor... the video stated that Natalie Wood was 15, which would be in 1953. And nobody ever knew about it for over 30 years? Yeah... right.

[@chadcato887]

She loved it. That’s why she screwed every man in Hollywood.

[@splashenful]

@@cyf195 She did write about it.

[@splashenful]

Shirley Temple also claimed that Kirk Douglas was inappropriate with her, in her autobiography , 'Child Star.'

[@jefroe10]

@@chadcato887 She had a 'date 'with Nick Adams,on the film 'Rebel Without a Cause'...He was about to perform a sexual act on her..She Said,"Dont do that,..Nic Ray just F***** me".(quote from Nick Adams)..She was anyones..Just ask Christopher Walken and Robert Wagner..I reckon Wagner k*lled her.

[@tarnishedknight730]

I think that the line uttered by Shirley Maclaine, in the movie "Bewitched", is more on the money than most people realize when she said (about actors) "... deep down, there is no deep down." I believe that a person's ability to become different characters requires the lack of one's own character. Combine that with the influence of Hollywood, and you usually end up with a less than stellar type of person.

[@kristend344]

She could have been talking about her brother (Warren Beatty) . . . . not on this list, but a well known womanizer who forced his lovers to have abortions when they were neither safe nor legal. Much speculation Carly Simon's song "You're so vain" was about him.

[@karenlanglois4616]

I used to think I wanted to be an actor, until i realized I would have ti make a living pretending to be someone I am nit.

[@toddslezak5758]

Lucille Ball on a flight. The stewardess asked her a question. Lucy completely ignored her. Ball's assistant spoke up and replied, "Mrs. Ball does not speak to the help."

[@auroradawn4531]

Ugh. Never got over her inferiority complex.

[@kittypaw1111]

I heard Oprah used to do the same thing. No one e was allowed to speak to Oprah or make eye contact with her.

[@cfzippo]

Joan London does the same thing. And I was the captain on that flight! 😂

[@Catsandnature-1234]

@@kittypaw1111 Oprah is a horrible person .

[@caroleann_2142]

@@toddslezak5758 I believe that, because on a trip to Beverly Hills we passed her home & she came out of her home screaming to stay away!!! My Aunt was from Jamestown she knew her & referred to her, as the" biggest whore in Jamestown "

[@kennethbaca7610]

Nothing changed in Hollywood the evil continues.

[@debrawilder9551]

It got worse is all

[@robertthegrape2192]

@@debrawilder9551 Yes indeed!

[@cindyb2525]

@@kennethbaca7610 Yep, and it’s still just as bigoted.

[@seawitchpirates9871]

Yes look at Donald Trump

[@thenaturalmidsouth9536]

​@seawitchpirates9871 Trump has wanted celebrity more than anything. He's a rpst, how many times was he in Epstein's logs?

[@RangerJohnreid]

Douglas. Oh my. He gave everyone a hard time. He gave money to the police, everybody, to keep himself out of trouble. He used women. Sinatra too. These guys wouldn’t last long in this era where some women step forward.

[@massimilianomencacci2510]

Oh please, cut the bullshit..

[@Roz-y2d]

@@massimilianomencacci2510why did you say that?

[@fabergeegg1722]

Yes, Sinatra should be number one on this list. Yet they make this man out throughout the years, even today, like the man should be made into a saint. Most people in Hollywood were terrified of him because he was connected with the mafia, and he threw his weight around Hollywood. He had the ability to make and break careers. Starlets had to have sex with him, or their careers were ruined.

[@Luther-1968]

They thought they were kings and legends above reproach. Now, hardly anyone knows who they were or cares, just dust in the wind.

[@katjay3125]

He was an ftm...a woman

[@donnamadiagan7402]

When I was a little girl in Calif I was running down a hill, fell on my face, a man ran out if a resturant I fell in front of and picked me up and asked if I was ok. It was Mickey Rooney

[@stlouisluv]

Sure Jan

[@dogpdsound]

😂😂😂😂

[@marysmith2554]

@donnamadiagan7402 wow!! You were small enough for him to pick up? Lucky girl.

[@slappy8941]

​@marysmith2554 😂😂😂

[@UntrepidOne]

Did he molest you?

[@ma5839]

The sister of Natalie Wood released her biography after the death of Kirk Douglas in which Wood alleges Douglas raped her. Wood had confessed this to her sister soon after it happened but swore her not to reveal it until after Douglas died. This adds credibility to Wood's account.

[@steveb1164]

Lana was in the car with their mother when Nataliegot in the car, bruised and bleeding profusely, and told them both what happened.

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

@@steveb1164 Let's see...Natalie is dead. Their mother is dead. Kirk Douglas is dead. Nobody but Lana is supposedly there to be a "witness." Lana has always had problems when it came to her sister, and it all stemmed from envy.

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

What "credibility"? Credibility would have been to present the allegations when Douglas was ALIVE. But Lana didn't want to be sued out of existence, so she did the cowardly thing and waited until he died.

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

Do we have any confirmation from Robert Wagner that Natalie actually went through this? Oh, that's right. According to many, he was responsible for his wife's death by drowning.

[@carolynking9844]

The old adage is true. Never meet your hero’s as you will always be disappointed

[@annaross1681]

I once met Anthony Hopkins. He was filming a movie in my state. I’d always been a big fan. Couldn’t have been nicer! I wasn’t disappointed.😊

[@CarolThomson-dj4bl]

As A13 year old I was lucky to meet Vincent Price and Christophet Lee and they couldn't have been more pleasant

[@Nel33147]

@@CarolThomson-dj4blBoth true gents 😊

[@natali2able]

Why your hero is an actor?

[@natali2able]

Children trafficing. These are not humans.

[@snowysnowyriver]

Kirk Douglas deserves his place on this list. Rest in Peace Jean Spangler.

[@tubekulose]

Why???

[@SandySaunders9142]

Not to mention poor 16 year old Natalie Wood!

[@SandySaunders9142]

​@@tubekuloseGoogle is your friend.

[@snowysnowyriver]

@@tubekulose Look up Jean Spangler, and dig a bit deeper into past investigative journalist pieces. Let's put it this way.....the studio spent a lot of money on the issue.

[@MAGAcatmom]

And his son Michael should be right beside him.

[@RangerJohnreid]

Jerry Lewis was a well known jerk. Danny Kaye, Bob hope, Robert Cummings, Bing Crosby, gene Kelly, Chevy Chase, Will Ferrell…so many.. most of these types find that their roles dry up as people don’t want to work with them.

[@jimshoe402]

I didn't know HE got paid to do his Good work on TV $250K Sick..🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@jerrylewis3917]

My uncle was like that 😂

[@DianaLee-xr9yr]

Thank you for mentioning Danny Kaye, who belongs at the top of the list. I sang in the vocal backup group on his very popular show in the 1960s for a few seasons and was stunned at what a jerk he was. He was downright mean to Harvey Korman. I was thrilled when Harvey went across the hall to Carol Burnett’s studio (the greatest lady ever, inside and out) and he got to shine on her show. I cashed in on some good karma as well when I got to work on the Dean Martin Show for 6 years. An absolute prince. I miss you, Boss

[@mitzymoo3151]

Bing you mention🤔🤔🤔 Weird observation when I have seen and read quite a few female costars list him as one of their, if not their favourite leading man.. child stars that worked along side him talk of how lovely he was to them and other stars such as Bob Hope, Anthony Quinn, Donald O'Connor, Louis Armstrong, Robert Wagner, etc speak highly of Bing. Funny also that approx 250 people who knew or worked with Bing were interviewed in decades of outstanding research and it was noted most of them loved him. So who didn't want to work with him???

[@lindas.6285]

@@mitzymoo3151 It was only his own children (and unacknowledged offspring) to whom he was cold and mean.)

[@botmfedr1m291]

I was taking the scenic drive on H2 or H3 in Hawaii so I stopped to check out the view. There was another car already there. The elderly gentleman was looking out and seemed to be thinking. I said boy that’s a nice view, and he turned and said “Yes, it is”. I recognized him immediately. It was Donald Sutherland. I smiled and he did too and I got back in my car and drove off. I would never have thought to bother him for an autograph or anything like that.

[@katznkittens]

Orson Welles criticized actors? In private? That makes him evil? ❄️❄️❄️❄️

[@DiHandley]

I’m rather surprised that Jerry Lewis didn’t rate a mention. He certainly would have topped the list.

[@terricapobianco6944]

Me, too!

[@atomatoface]

Really??? Wow. I’m surprised but in Hollywood ANYTHING is possible.

[@georgiapuppie]

I've heard that he was a total ass!

[@Algi4]

I met him as a teenager.. it was late and he did work but, wasn’t the best.

[@gordonmilne4323]

Definitely. I heard the character he portrayed in King of Comedy was basically true to form.

[@pammorris8097]

Yes, Uncle Milton made the list. Decades ago, my husband and I were flying back home from one of many ski trips out west with another couple who were our best friends. On the way home we had to wait between flights and stepped into a small restaurant. Seated at a table with four or five young men was Milton. I recognized him immediately and said softly to my friends that’s Milton B. He must have had super hearing, because he started at us with a look that was pure EVIL! Fortunately the place was not crowded and we chose a table as far away from that old man as we could get. I always thought that he was an overacting actor, anyway. Just one more Hollywood jerk. They are a dime a dozen. But some of the actors I’ve had the pleasure to meet or known were very sweet and classy. Amount these are James Garner and Bill Cobbs. In 1990 our house was used in the Hallmark Hall of fame movie “Decoration Day’. They spent a week or so at our place. I enjoyed hanging around with them. Both were very kind and sweet to us. ❤❤❤

[@fabergeegg1722]

Wasn't Milton Berle bisexual? I Thought I heard that. That might have explained, why he was with 5 young guys. Maybe he didn't want to be recognized? I have heard Kathy Lee Gifford did not like him, and when brought up, she didn't want to talk about it.

[@janc8199]

​@@fabergeegg1722 Maybe. He did wear dresses in comedy skits.

[@petercunningham4586]

Would that be the famous Wilbur Cobb who influenced Stimpy to make his epic cartoon before the feds took him away. I'm sorry the crab ran away with his ear.

[@preciousprecious6358]

Today.. people like Jlo are phony and not nice. A person who I knew was an extra in her movie..never said hi to the extras.and was all about her.

[@powbobs]

@@janc8199 So did Rudy Giuliani.

[@themetalchica]

Okay, showing off: I briefly shadowboxed with The Greatest at Phoenix airport. Ali couldn't speak by that point, but could still walk slowly. As soon as i saw him, my eyes filled with tears. I mean, this is a global icon! I walked closer and waved. He smiled and beckoned me, so I closed the distance. Then, he put up his dukes. I almost fainted with euphoria. He was grinning ear to ear. We engaged some air-jabs and, man, that is ALI! I literally shadowboxed with The Greatest That Ever Lived! Also, he was right: He's too pretty! 😂

[@bryanelam7431]

I'm glad I read your post & I believe it completely!! He was the greatest in far more than just boxing!!

[@themetalchica]

@@bryanelam7431 I tell ya, he couldn't speak, but those eyes still sparkled, and they and that knowing smile spoke loud enough for me. He loved his fans.

[@cricketb9665]

I live in Louisville, and he is the greatest! When he is in town, is fantastic. His brother, Rahaman, is also such a kind man. And like his big brother- too pretty! 🦋🐝

[@themetalchica]

@@cricketb9665 😆 Somehow, that doesn't surprise me!

[@Pammellam]

I live in Tokyo Japan. I got to see Ali, the Greatest, just after his big fight there. It was a wonderful moment!

[@HalsPals]

Bob Hope stranded a USO girl on a Pacific island when she rebuffed his advances during WWII. Not a nice guy.

[@garydouglas9413]

Did she tell you or are a rumor spreader?

[@HalsPals]

@@garydouglas9413 I read a whole expose about it in the LVRJ in the 90s and have never forgotten about it. Sorry to offend you there, Snowflake.

[@pantaglieze]

I saw his 1968 Christmas Show at Phu Cat Airbase in Vietnam. I still have the pictures l took. He was a self-serving prick, and as fake as they come.

[@robertbutler8004]

@HalsPals is still there?

[@radrich4873]

Does anyone agree that the man who escorted Tom Cruise imside the mansion in Eyes Wide Shut was wearing a Bob Hope mask?

[@susanscheuermann4898]

My father worked at the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver Colorado. It got around to other employees, that Faye Dunaway broke things in the hotel room she was staying in at the time in Denver. It´s not gossip.

[@RC-eb5hq]

She has always struck me as a B. Never found her very attractive. Then people said I look like her. 😭

[@mojo500100]

Normally I’m a bit skeptical about celebrity gossip, but when it seems to be consistently unpleasant--like with Faye Dunaway--you’ve got to wonder.

[@amygilland9948]

So, basically, her role in "Mommie Dearest" wasn't acting...

[@John3.36]

"For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?" -- Matthew 16:26 KJV

[@Mimi-ew7ku]

Amen, my friend!!! Jesus saves completely!!!

[@JesusismyRock773]

Amen and Amen!

[@MS-lq2oq]

Leave the religious bullshit out of it.

[@civilwildman]

That was referenced in the original English dub of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.

[@j.g.8494]

Wherever I turn on KZbin, there are christian preachers shoving their stock phrases down people's throats!

[@Hhbdr]

I helped a small boy get out of the pool below a slide in Hawaii 10 yrs ago. Cindy Lauper thanked me and called me a nice man. I shook her hand.:) Nice woman.

[@seanohare5488]

I never saw Kirk Douglas a pretty face kind of strange creepy looking

[@gloriasheppard7747]

Yes, and that dust-collecting chin. Not even average to me.

[@karrynlflax5387]

@@gloriasheppard7747🤣🤣🤣”Dust-collecting chin!”🤣🤣Never heard it described that way 😂

[@southernyankee2300]

I have always thought Douglas was homely!

[@patdavis8018]

Yuck

[@marciareid14]

Me too

[@thebigdb1]

Part of the reason why Douglas disappeared towards the end of his career, little bit after Spartacus, he was involved in a scandal where supposedly he severely beat a female fan to the point the the walls were covered in blood in his hotel room because she refused to have sex with him. They had a carrier out on a gurney because she was completely unconscious, and if I remember the story correctly he beat her so severely that her face was disfigured from the beating. I forget which studio he was signed with at the time, but they had to pay off the victim, the hospitals, law enforcement, and the papers so the story would not get out in the public. They just basically quietly shelved him and basically made him disappear. It's like he made a whole bunch of films all of a sudden, this happened and he was gone. Wasn't just Natalie Wood that he did this to, it was other woman as well.

[@jimdavis6833]

If it was never public, how do you know?

[@lingulus]

Omg disturbing

[@glenmorgan4597]

​@@jimdavis6833exactly, just rumours with no proof at all, another one who believes everything they read in the media or online

[@nonyabiz550]

God knows what else he did

[@101dannybhoy]

He made almost twice as many film appearances AFTER Sparticus than before.

[@helenweatherby1694]

On the opposite side of the spectrum, a friend of mine, years ago, was the nanny to James Cagney’s grandchildren. She said he was the loveliest man and always the perfect gentleman.

[@janosszegeti2280]

I can believe that !

[@cecilebraillie4471]

Wait a minute, number 10 and 9 were rapists, but even more "evil" than them is Orson Welles at number 5 for saying unkind things about some male and female colleagues?

[@joebloe4374]

Unkind or simply critiquing

[@jennifercogzell748]

Who would have fancied Mickey Rooney?

[@Roz-y2d]

They didn’t. It’s the fame and lifestyle they’ve after.

[@jennifercogzell748]

Well yes. Close your eyes and think of England hahaha

[@regionalunityproductions6204]

A New Guinea cannibal girl that Errol Flynn brought home. 😆😆

[@taroman7100]

YUK! just yuk!

[@islandgirl.245]

Lmao 🤣🤣 he's a small rat.

[@Shaunsweeney-Kubach71]

Natalie wood died by drowning, and It’s a very shady situation.

[@janosszegeti2280]

She was killed ! Before that abused !

[@Shaunsweeney-Kubach71]

@@janosszegeti2280 Robert Wagner needs to be investigated!

[@jimhenderson9173]

@@Shaunsweeney-Kubach71 Last I heard was that the investigation into Woods' death had been reopened. But I wouldn't expect to see Wagner charged.

[@karinhart4109]

What kind of wood doesn't float?

[@leeannpruitt3752]

I actually came across her name as one of the entertainers drafted into the underground protection program along with Elvis, and in recent years, Amy Winehouse, Tupac, Prince, and Michael Jackson. Hope it is true…..what stories they will tell…..

[@missjody5803]

Mickey Roonie had a terrible crush on my Mother, she sang with the sons of the pioneers, he used visiting my Grandparents as an excuse to see her. My Mom and Dad were happily married and stay that way till death.

[@DianaLee-xr9yr]

I worked for years in the studios with BJ

[@mtnstrand2819]

Wonderful story!

[@Annie-ez4ol]

Why make up a story?

[@tomortiz3514]

I like Ken Curtis singing I hope he never comes up on an list but the nicest ones

[@3dbadboy1]

My father was a musician in Hollywood, and he was involved in a production with Danny Kaye. He was surprised to discover that Kaye was the most rude and discourteous person he ever met.

[@tacksscherbo7771]

I am quite sure Danny Kaye was gay, so that could account for his attitude if he was treated poorly because of it.

[@3dbadboy1]

@@tacksscherbo7771 Thanks for that info. It may explain a lot.

[@josephgonnelli7990]

I met Bruce Willis in Vegas, once. Very nice man

[@susanramsey5096]

A lot of these people aren't more than rude. It's awful to me that Welles' private conversation with someone that included frank opinions and observations of others in Hollywood should be made public, for example. That doesn't make him evil. 😢😮

[@metacosmos]

orson WElles believed he was a genious and that the rest of mankind were just beasts.

[@timothysullivan6790]

True. And his opinion of Davis was just incorrect. She might’ve been out of control, but look at OF HUMAN BONDAGE. It’s got all of the “truth” and violence of later post WWII performances from Actors’ Studio slobs. And she did it without the mind-control Zionist hoo-hah cult.

[@NoelC-d3u]

@@metacosmos Is that your opinion or do you have evidence of that?

[@katznkittens]

You could talk about nice actors, like Angela Lansbury.

[@mike89128]

Or Bob Newhart.

[@markkenny2001]

Gene Wilder as well.

[@ThursoBerwick]

She played herself in the Manchurian Candidate. Look up her family. She employed quite a few of them on Murder She Wrote. Not what she pretended to be.

[@Fawn91193]

Her daughter associated with the Manson clan--until she cut the credit cards off.

[@ThursoBerwick]

@@Fawn91193 Her father and grandfather were both major British political figures, one a founder of the CPGB. One of her cousins, Malcolm Turnbull was Aussie PM. A lot of strange connections in her family. According to Bonnie Greer, Lansbury claimed to be a lifelong Soc...ist.

[@LS-ek1fd]

Liam Neeson is a very nice person. He worked in my hometown on a film with Patrick Swazey. Liam came about three months early and made friends with everyone he met. Patrick came to town last minute, refused autographs to children, acted like a real jerk.

[@paulkersey9857]

That's sad. I always thought Swayze was one of the few good ones.

[@SarahBullard-c4l]

Domestic abuse of children and partners was also a major issue as well as under aged relationships.

[@leoperidot482]

Under aged relationships? Hmmm. That sounds like; WOODY ALLEN. LUC BESON. KOBE BRYANT. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. DANE COOK. JERRY LEE LEWIS. MICHAEL JACKSON. DON JOHNSON. R KELLY. ROMAN POLANSKY. ELVIS PRESLEY. MARK SALLING. JERRY SEINFELD. DONALD TRUMP SR. TYGA. WILMER VALDERRAMA. PAUL WALKER.

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

A 'great actor' is essentially a great liar.

[@robertdesantis6205]

So true. How can we believe them on screen or off? Do they even know the difference? And why do people assume actors are actually like the characters they portray? 😮

[@mchapman132]

IMHO I think Sandra Bullock is close to her screen characters in real life. I like her.

[@quester09]

no. acting is about revealing the truth of the character.

[@gracegoodenough5895]

So that explains why ex was such a horses ass!

[@gracegoodenough5895]

​@@quester09...of a character, not their character.

[@maryrosekent8223]

Henry Fonda doesn’t sound evil so much as blithe and disconnected-not too different from many men of that era so far as emotional intelligence went.

[@Outlier999]

He drove his first wife to a mental institution.

[@morrisvalentneflatlander4784]

Henry also sounded like a workaholic too. A very common trait in Hollywood

[@deanrane1961]

Very true, you have to take into account the social mindset of those days. Drinking culture, etc.

[@kristend344]

Very much a womanizer, didn't care about his wife. Something very common in Hollywood.

[@taroman7100]

Fonda was totally overrated.

[@blgallas]

As a child, I never liked Kirk Douglas. He seemed scary to me.

[@DianeRHawes]

You’ll NEVER see my favorite actor, Jimmy Stewart, on one of these lists!

[@thermanuelrivera1009]

He was a well known Racist. So he was no angel by any means

[@brianboisguilbert6985]

@@thermanuelrivera1009 Raaaaacist, such a cliched, lame and overused accusation, bet it's your go to alot to vilify or try and obtain the moral high ground or shut down any rebuttal.

[@elizabethgardner6329]

Neither Gary Cooper. My hero with James Stewart.

[@jerrlynhamilton3728]

Got that right?

[@jerrlynhamilton3728]

Right!

[@neildickson5394]

Bette Davis said she wouldn't work with Faye Dunaway again for one million dollars.

[@metacosmos]

neither with errol flynn.

[@powbobs]

Bette Davis was certainly no saint herself.

[@Jen-k2x]

​@@powbobs exactly

[@paulbrien9902]

@@powbobs Sez who?

[@powbobs]

@@paulbrien9902 Everyone. She was infamous.

[@vhagerty]

Bette Davis is pronounced like "Betty". 😊

[@jennifercogzell748]

I've never heard of Bette Davis being called Betty. It was always Bett

[@JerryMungo]

@@jennifercogzell748not in this universe. It was always pronounced Betty.

[@wholeNwon]

But SHE said "Betty".

[@jennifercogzell748]

​@@JerryMungoSo important in the scheme of things

[@JerryMungo]

@@jennifercogzell748 Thanks for taking the time to comment. Others have said the same thing so I guess it is.

[@FlexibleFlyer50]

Our former next door neighbor (for 45 years) knew Kirk Douglas when he was Izzy Demsky. She was a bit older than he was, and she would mention him from time to time. The one thing that I remember her discussing: he was a troublemaker and a bully.

[@michaelarmstrong5065]

With a name like that I would be trouble.I bet Izzy didn't try to bully the goyums or their sisters.Probably why he was always after goyum girls because he couldn't get near them when he was izzy.Poor izzy.Saw this behavior in nyc hoods where the beautiful forum girls would not give the time of day to the Izzy of the world

[@FlexibleFlyer50]

@@michaelarmstrong5065 Have no idea about his dating habits. My long-gone neighbor knew Izzy when he was a child.

[@shadow-Sun]

I used to love Kirk Douglas until I found out what he did to a very young Natralie wood (16 or 17 I think ) when she was a wide eyed innocent in Hollywood at the beginning of her career . After that ...I can't even watch the guy on screen anymore .

[@samuelschick8813]

You did hear where they said it was not known if it actually happened right?

[@patdavis8018]

I never did like him

[@djquinn11]

She was only 15. He was a pig.

[@metacosmos]

Kirk explains in his book that he could get all the women in the world, as when he travelled to Israel.

[@cardona89]

Same here! Why nobody spoke about that? They even honoured him. Lana Wood, Natalie's sister said that she would say who raped her once he'd passed away. Yet...

[@raymondbohn2852]

Since his first role, I always felt that Kirk Douglas was someone that I would not want to know.

[@WillyEckaslike]

Kirk Douglas (born Issur Danielovitch; December 9, 1916 chew

[@AngelinaX23]

He's a terrible actor.

[@Nel33147]

Same here.

[@justsayin69]

​@@WillyEckaslike and?..........?...

[@anna-mariageorgiades3628]

He looks like a piece of work. He's so tough. He scares me but he has been in great films and got Trumbo back in Hollywood. He was powerful from the beginning.

[@INFANTRY1981]

Kirk was convincing as a rapist in the movie - In Harms Way.

[@manofbeard]

It was in his nature by accounts on here.

[@metacosmos]

and as an honest colonel in Paths of glory.

[@robmiller1808]

He wasn't acting.

[@m39fan]

Wasn't it supposedly Dick Van Dike that said Rooney just had to be himself in A Night at the Museum when he played an obnoxious & aggressive character?

[@robertwilloughby8050]

Yeah, true, but oddly enough Rooney found it hilarious when it got back to him, so mellowed much?

[@karrynlflax5387]

I’m totally enjoying these comments. The personal experience stories are all so very interesting. New subscriber.💯

[@7Speceez]

Same! I haven't even watched the video yet as these personal experiences are great!

[@NoelC-d3u]

Also interesting to see the personal prejudices of so many of these whingers who say things that appear to be just THEIR opinion, with no 'backup'. Just plain nasty. On the other hand, verified cases of stars being nasty is NOT evidence of their being EVIL ! Some people seem to think that 'evil' applies to anyone they dislike, regardless.....

[@manuelsalgado9457]

I often saw Milton Berle on TV and even though I was very young I could catch hints of his mean spirit. He never seemed warm or kind, but you could sense his arrogance and how he kind of saw everyone else as inferior to him

[@RADIUMGLASS]

My grandma hated him. Said he was filthy and I left out the extra words.

[@WWG1WWGA]

Well, it's a jewish thing.

[@ScottRossProductions]

When you're 3 feet tall, you tend to have an attitude...

[@janelleturpin8064]

Who was 3 foot tall?

[@jennyb7745]

Have you heard the old adage, when you walk in a man's shoes? Think.about it

[@ScottRossProductions]

@@jennyb7745 your period is in the wrong place...

[@michaelfalsia6062]

😂 good one!

[@7Speceez]

😂😂😂

[@davereese6614]

Johhny Cash was always humble and willing to chat and hear your stories, give an autograph, etc. I met him three times and i was just in awe each time. Henry Winkler is also one of the kindest human beings youll ever meet. He makes you feel like you are the most important person in the world. Gordon Lightfoot kindly chatted with me at length as well. Very nice guy.

[@rick0e295]

😉 I Never repeat gossip 😊. So listen carefully the first time! 😄 😁 🤣

[@michaelault7389]

Hee Haw!

[@JohnGruber-di3cw]

I think most of the Hollywood actors didn't really have a true personality because they were always acting to keep their personnas!!!

[@robertdesantis6205]

Suffering from "identity crisis." 😮

[@JohnGruber-di3cw]

@@robertdesantis6205 You're absolutely right,bro!!!

[@pbohearn]

Cary Grant did LSD trips and saw a psychoanalyst because he had to live his character 24/7 and didn't know who he was

[@JohnGruber-di3cw]

It only a matter of time before most actors get really GOOFY & STRANGE!!! HOLLYWEIRD!!!

[@kristend344]

@@pbohearn The LSD was a big part of why Diane Cannon divorced him.

[@denisetolson817]

Oprah is ment to be forgotten

[@bobmarshall3700]

Who?

[@rocky1pa]

A few years back, by chance, I was seated next to Jerry West - no one in the middle seat. Was a late night flight - little over an hour. What a warm, friendly and gracious Gentleman. We had the most amazing conversation covering all things basketball from his school years, to the NBA, to the AllStars and what it took to become one - what the other players were like, even the books he enjoyed reading, his family - he was a walking book of deep knowledge. Trust me, I listened smiling - he talked. I didn't want to break the magic. Flight landed and we headed in different directions. Will never forget his kindness. WOW Superstar all the way.

[@annakisfaludinebaan]

With a small exception, those people who for some reason end up on a pedestal forget their humanity, normality and think that they can have everything, therefore they are untouchable! This has to end! Now is the time for this, because the politicians behave in the same way!

[@tomref4001]

As a general rule, those who were veterans involving sticky life threatening and/or life changing situations seem to be the nicest people-the Hollywood situation seems to magnify the effect IMHO as it eats away at the humungously entitled that their lives were never as really fulfilling than those who gave service to others.

[@Sparks53]

You are right about some men who get power, either as actors, politicians, or any line of work which places them in a position of power.

[@joemixon1704]

I'm glad Faye Dunaway threw piss on Roman Polanski lol take her off this list

[@lilymarinovic1644]

If it were only Polanski that she was rude to then I'd agree.

[@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch]

Amen

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Is that even true?

[@loriolson1143]

Give him a break his wife and baby were murdered

[@lilymarinovic1644]

@loriolson1143 he SAd a 13 year old girl IIRC, and then fled the country to escape justice. His personal circumstances are no excuse for that. POS.

[@aprilmcnatt5779]

So believable! I once heard a Hollywood producer say only broken people come to Hollywood!

[@thecatspajamas8918]

I’ve come close to meeting a few celebrities. The only one I’ve ever really met was Werner Klemperer (Colonel Klink from Hogan’s Heroes). He was super nice and was fun to talk to (though I don’t remember what we talked about 40+ years later).

[@bobmarshall3700]

Probably Sgt Schultz...........

[@robmiller1808]

@@bobmarshall3700 No, Sgt Schultz knows nothing.