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USATVFAN 12-02-2007, 11:51 PM What Do You Think Are Some Of the Biggest Hollywood Feud Between Actors? John Ritter,Joyce Dewitt And Suzanne Somers-Three's Company. Janice 12-03-2007, 12:06 AM Tom Cruise and Brooke Shields Rosie O'Donnell and Donald Trump Rosie O'Donnell and Elisabeth Hasselbeck dawsongirl 12-03-2007, 12:49 AM Tom Cruise and Brooke Shields Rosie O'Donnell and Donald Trump Rosie O'Donnell and Elisabeth Hasselbeck Rosie and all sorts of people. lol Paris Hilton and a bunch of her "best" friends. Kid Rock and Tommy Lee. :rofl: Ireneparalegal 12-03-2007, 12:52 AM Rosie and EVERYBODY. Every Hollywood couple who has ever divorced. :lol: dawsongirl 12-03-2007, 12:57 AM Rosie and EVERYBODY. Every Hollywood couple who has ever divorced. :lol: Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger especially. Janice 12-03-2007, 01:17 AM Rosie and all sorts of people. lol Paris Hilton and a bunch of her "best" friends. Kid Rock and Tommy Lee. :rofl: Something tells me that Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston won't be exchanging Christmas cards this year. :lol: Ireneparalegal 12-03-2007, 02:10 AM Something tells me that Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston won't be exchanging Christmas cards this year. :lol: :lol: Heather987 12-03-2007, 03:19 AM Vivian Vance/William Frawley (reported rumor was/is when he died she celebrated with a toast of wine to all) Rumored: Bea Arthur/Betty White had conflicts on Golden Girls Paris/Nicole Heidi/Lauran (The Hills) Tom Cruise/Matt Lauer and Brooke Shields Brit/K-Fed Rosie and anyone who has contact with her James 12-03-2007, 04:12 AM How about Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams on the set of Laverne and Shirley? friendsfan77 12-03-2007, 08:31 AM Bruce Willis and Cybill Sheperd - Moonlighting How about Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams on the set of Laverne and Shirley? Didn't Beverly Garrett wind up leaving because she couldn't take their arguing anymore? Buffyboy323 12-03-2007, 12:55 PM Carrol O'Connor and the producers of All In The Family. Kirk Cameron and the creators of Growing Pains. Shannen Doherty and several people; Jennie Garth, Jason Priestley, Alyssa Milano, Aaron Spelling, etc. mstewart 12-04-2007, 10:23 AM Linda Lavin and Polly Holliday Linda Lavin and Diane Ladd I understand Nancy Dussault was at odds with the producers of Too Close for Comfort over her lack of development in her character, Muriel Rush. She was public about it in the article about her in TV Guide back in 1982. catlover79 12-04-2007, 10:55 AM I can't believe no one's mentioned one of the biggest (and longest-running) feuds in Hollywood history - Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine. Sisters, at that!! :eek: :( sunshinefizzy 12-04-2007, 12:00 PM Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. catlover79 12-04-2007, 01:13 PM Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. Ooh, that's another good one. There was also no love lost between Jane Wyman and Lana Turner. Scoobiedoo30 12-04-2007, 01:35 PM What happen between Kirk Cameron Creators of Growings Pains snl 70s show fan 12-04-2007, 07:07 PM john belushi and jane curtin didnt get along too well when they worked at saturday night live but to janes credit she has said many times in interviews that she always had alot of respect for him as a prefomer and that the arguements that they did have were overblown by the media .and also that she saw john do alot of good things for people when she worked with him and that it was very sad that he just couldnt overcome his problems Janice 12-05-2007, 03:36 PM What happen between Kirk Cameron Creators of Growings Pains I'm not sure, and if someone wants to correct me if I'm wrong, please do. Kirk became very religious and began having issues with the content on some of the episodes. He thought they weren't proper enough. I'm pretty sure that's it. clj2 12-05-2007, 03:45 PM Andy Griffith and Frances Bavier (didn't they patch things up later, though)? comedyfreak 12-06-2007, 06:34 AM How about Debbie Reynolds and Elizabeth Taylor, didn't Liz steal Debbie's husband? John Amos and the producers of Good Times. Diana Muldaur and some cast members of Star Trek The Next Generation. Will Wheaton and Roxann Dawson when they were on Weakest Link, he made some comments she didn't appreciate. tanquant 12-06-2007, 10:45 AM Roseanne and her producers? I think. comedyfreak 12-07-2007, 09:03 AM Roseanne and her producers? I think. Yup, she drove Matt Williams to quit. LOL. catlover79 12-07-2007, 01:09 PM Diana Ross and Mary Wilson have been feuding for years, with no end in sight. :( TJL 12-07-2007, 01:56 PM I'm not sure, and if someone wants to correct me if I'm wrong, please do. Kirk became very religious and began having issues with the content on some of the episodes. He thought they weren't proper enough. I'm pretty sure that's it. Kirk fought hard to make his charcter less devious and more honest. It's also alleged his new holier attitude got his onscreen girlfriend Julie McCullough kicked off the show because she posed nekkid for Playboy. NOVARick 12-07-2007, 02:44 PM Ida Lupino and second husband, Howard Duff. He got her pregnant while she was still married to her first husband. The pregnancy broke up her marriage, so she was left with no choice but to marry Howard Duff, her babie's father. But the marriage to Howard Duff eventually ended and she realized her involvement with Howard Duff had destroyed her marriage to the love of her life (her first husband). She remained bitter about Howard Duff ruining her first marriage, and even blamed the daughter with whom she had been pregnant! Didn't seem to take responsibility for her own actions. NOVARick 12-07-2007, 02:51 PM Mike Tyson and Robin Givens Wayne Newton and Johnny Carson Johnny Carson and Joan Rivers Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis (was it Frank Sinatra who finally brought those two back together in the early '90s?) Rosie O'Donnell and Tom Selleck Zsa Zsa Gabor and the LAPD Redd Foxx and his producers Barbara Walters and Howard K. Smith TJL 12-07-2007, 04:39 PM Right now one of the biggest feuds going on right now is between "The Simpsons" and "Family Guy." Both shows have taken shots at each other in various episodes. 88survivor 12-07-2007, 05:01 PM Didn't Scott Baio had a falling out with Willie Aames later in the series(Charles In Charge) because Aames got religious? I think I heard it from Michael Pearlman. Later in the 4th and 5th Season, you could sense the distance between Willie and Scott. comedyfreak 12-08-2007, 05:04 PM I forgot about David Letterman and Oprah's feud, they made up though. LOL Adamantium 12-08-2007, 06:56 PM Didn't Scott Baio had a falling out with Willie Aames later in the series(Charles In Charge) because Aames got religious? I think I heard it from Michael Pearlman. Later in the 4th and 5th Season, you could sense the distance between Willie and Scott. I had heard that too. I watched the E! True Hollywood Story figuring they would mention it, but they didn't. Which, if that's true, is a shame. I love the comedy duo of Charles/Buddy. TJL 12-08-2007, 07:25 PM I forgot about David Letterman and Oprah's feud, they made up though. LOL Letterman had a famous feud with G.E. when they took over NBC. He constantly ridiculed them on the show. 88survivor 12-08-2007, 07:32 PM If you look closely at the 4th and 5th Seasons, Scott and Willie were literally 10 ft. apart from each other. Also, the scenes with Scott alone, Willie wasn't even there at all. Just like the scene at the finale, Willie was the only person acting with the Powell children. Scott didn't come to the scene until the very end of the show. It was almost like they didn't want to be near one another. It is kind of sad, though. I choose Willie over Johnny V, anytime. Johnny V is a jerk...why leave Willie to be with that bozo? Scoobiedoo30 12-09-2007, 03:04 PM Reed Foxx and The Producers over his Dressing Room wkomorow 12-09-2007, 07:19 PM Baldwin/Bassinger or Sonny/Cher NOVARick 12-09-2007, 07:59 PM How about Erin Moran versus virtually the entire cast of Happy Days? This was years after the show went off the air. Around 1992, she went on Howard Stern's show and bashed nearly everybody. She practically accused Henry Winkler of being a pedophile, claiming he was always "trying to stick his tongue down my throat." And she said he was always grabbing Marion Ross in the arse. She said when she dated Scott Baio, he was a bad lover ("It was always wham, bam, thank you ma'am"). She said Donny Most was a mental case with an inferiority complex. She said Anson Williams was arrogant and aloof. I can't remember whether she said anything about Ron Howard or Tom Bosley, but I don't remember her saying anything nice about anyone. And when they did a reunion show around that time, Erin was NOT there. There was another reunion show a few years ago in which she did participate, but there seemed to be a considerable distance kept between her and Scott Baio. Oh, and there's Marcia Strassman versus the producers of Welcome Back, Kotter. 88survivor 12-10-2007, 12:46 AM Yeah, but Erin Moran put that behind because she going through a divorce from his first husband, which is understandable. She also came from a very dysfunctional family herself, too. She was the only cast member that didn't have a normal childhood. Baio, Ross, Most, etc. all had normal childhoods. I can truly understand where she was coming from, considering that her childhood wasn't so grand. I guess jealousy could rear anyone's ugly head. So whatever was said on Howard Stern in '92 was practically out of her head by now. Don't forget she practically finally reunited with them in 2005. She is also happily married with her second husband and plus Baio reunited with Erin on his reality show, leaving out the old wounds. At least, she survived it. You don't see anybody doing that nowadays. At least, she got her life together. It is best to make up and stop having a beef with them. treky 12-10-2007, 04:52 AM Reed Foxx and The Producers over his Dressing Room I read something about that once; and the reason he did that was because he had claustrophobia. So, it's understandable why Redd did that. treky 12-10-2007, 04:55 AM I'd have to say Bruce Willis and Cybil Shepard on the show "MOONLIGHTING". Also, Rock Hudson and Susan St. James on "McMILLAN AND WIFE". Dean Winchester 12-10-2007, 05:54 AM Bea Arthur and Betty White. There are stories of huge fights between them on the set of The Golden Girls. Even on the season 5 DVD when they do commentary tracks, it becomes obvious they dislike each other since they don't want to speak about each other. Also, if you ever notice when they do publicity together such as DVD signings and the sort, Rue McClanahan is always in the middle. Marla Gibbs and Jackee on 227. They've since made up but I've heard a lot of stories that Jackee left 227 because Marla was being a diva and was jealous of Jackee's popularity on what was supposed to be her show. It's funny and ironic however since Marla was precisely the same type of scene-stealing co-star on The Jeffersons that Jackee wound up on 227. 88survivor 12-10-2007, 04:45 PM Marla Gibbs should have thanked the show for giving us Jackee. If it wasn't for Jackee, there wouldn't have been a 227. Dean Winchester 12-10-2007, 04:48 PM Marla Gibbs should have thanked the show for giving us Jackee. If it wasn't for Jackee, there wouldn't have been a 227. I agree. 227 completely collapsed when Jackee left. There easily would've been another season or two had she stayed but the show was dead by the end of the fifth season. I personally thought Marla was fantastic on the show, but Jackee definately jazzed the show up and helped it stand out more megamanj2004 12-10-2007, 04:55 PM I agree. 227 completely collapsed when Jackee left. There easily would've been another season or two had she stayed but the show was dead by the end of the fifth season. I personally thought Marla was fantastic on the show, but Jackee definately jazzed the show up and helped it stand out more I agree w/ you about the 5th season on 227 sucking badly. Not only did Jackee's absence made the show unwatchable to me, but couple that w/ Rose (Alaina Reed) getting married and the additions of Dylan and that Michael Jackson-looking guy (who I forgot his name) and 227 was a zoo in it's final season. megamanj2004 12-10-2007, 05:05 PM I'd have to say Bruce Willis and Cybil Shepard on the show "MOONLIGHTING". Also, Rock Hudson and Susan St. James on "McMILLAN AND WIFE". Yep, there was definitely a lot of tension between Cybil and Bruce on "Moonlighting." Part of why the later seasons saw too many reruns of episodes from other seasons. As for Rock Hudson and Susan St. James on "McMillan & Wife," was that the reason why title name just became "McMillan" in the final season? tanquant 12-10-2007, 05:22 PM Tisha Campell and Martin Lawrence. I don't know exactly what happened but the show sure was not the same without her. 88survivor 12-10-2007, 06:07 PM About Erin Moran speaking on Howard Stern back in '92, I remember the neighborhood papers making a big deal about it, though. It was a huge media outbreak. Well, in my neighborhood, that is. I remember everyone reading exclaiming, "That bitch, Joanie." "How dare she say those things?" "What nerve!" Dean Winchester, if only you have been in my neighborhood, it was a huge deal with that Howard Stern interview...:crazy: It was nuts. Even by 1992 standards, that is. Dean Winchester 12-10-2007, 08:28 PM Tisha Campell and Martin Lawrence. I don't know exactly what happened but the show sure was not the same without her. apparently Tisha and Martin had a bedroom scene and apparently Martin was very inappropriate and she filed a lawsuit for sexual harassment. During that time, Martin was battling drugs and some other addictions, so it wasn't totally him. I am curious to see if they have made up in the years since considering he's gotten his life and career back on track NOVARick 12-10-2007, 08:51 PM About Erin Moran speaking on Howard Stern back in '92, I remember the neighborhood papers making a big deal about it, though. It was a huge media outbreak. Well, in my neighborhood, that is. I remember everyone reading exclaiming, "That bitch, Joanie." "How dare she say those things?" "What nerve!" Dean Winchester, if only you have been in my neighborhood, it was a huge deal with that Howard Stern interview...:crazy: It was nuts. Even by 1992 standards, that is. I've never been a Howard Stern fan, but had his show on for some reason that morning. I was sitting in my car in the parking lot of the metro station, on my way to work. Of course, I couldn't turn it off! I just sat there in my car, stunned. I couldn't believe what she was saying, or fathom why she was saying it. But this stuff just kept spewing out of her mouth, on live radio no less. Talk about burning bridges! Dean Winchester 12-10-2007, 08:53 PM I've never been a Howard Stern fan, but had his show on for some reason that morning. I was sitting in my car in the parking lot of the metro station, on my way to work. Of course, I couldn't turn it off! I just sat there in my car, stunned. I couldn't believe what she was saying, or fathom why she was saying it. But this stuff just kept spewing out of her mouth, on live radio no less. Talk about burning bridges! we didn't have Stern in 92, but I do remember listening to it in 99 going to work when Roseanne and Tom Arnold were on there fighting and cussing each other out. :lol: 88survivor 12-11-2007, 12:05 AM I believe there is another reason for the reunion in 1992. Probably appearing on Stern...don't know. Though I did see the original cast of Beauty and The Beast on Broadway back in 1994 with Tom Bosley playing as Belle's father. Boy, was he great in that. He looked much more energetic then. catlover79 12-11-2007, 12:14 AM As mentioned before, Erin Moran has since made amends with the HD cast. In fact, she recently went on a "mother/daughter" Princess cruise with Marion Ross! Here's an article: http://www.cruisecritic.com/features/articles.cfm?ID=467 NOVARick 12-11-2007, 01:01 AM As mentioned before, Erin Moran has since made amends with the HD cast. In fact, she recently went on a "mother/daughter" Princess cruise with Marion Ross! Here's an article: http://www.cruisecritic.com/features/articles.cfm?ID=467 It's nice to see that. Maybe Erin has finally overcome some of her demons. But Marion Ross has never seemed like the type to hold a grudge, anyway. 88survivor 12-11-2007, 01:15 AM I said the same thing, catlover. treky 12-11-2007, 02:40 AM Yep, there was definitely a lot of tension between Cybil and Bruce on "Moonlighting." Part of why the later seasons saw too many reruns of episodes from other seasons. As for Rock Hudson and Susan St. James on "McMillan & Wife," was that the reason why title name just became "McMillan" in the final season? yes; Susan St. James got fed up and quit the show. comedyfreak 12-11-2007, 05:31 AM As mentioned before, Erin Moran has since made amends with the HD cast. In fact, she recently went on a "mother/daughter" Princess cruise with Marion Ross! Here's an article: http://www.cruisecritic.com/features/articles.cfm?ID=467 She even made up with Scott Baio and appeared on his reality show. The two did an autograph signing session. 88survivor 12-11-2007, 09:11 AM It is better to make up than to have old wounds with someone that was either your worst enemy or your boyfriend. It still surprises as to how silly some of these feuds are. Like the Diana Ross/Florence feud that went on since the departure. Heidi Dawn 12-11-2007, 11:00 AM I'm pretty sure Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams have patched things up over the years. I've seen many recent pictures of them together at autograph signings, plus they did not one, but two Laverne & Shirley reunions. I don't think Joyce DeWitt and Suzanne Somers have spoken since Suzanne left Three's Company. Suzanne did make up with John Ritter a few years before his death. megamanj2004 12-11-2007, 02:40 PM apparently Tisha and Martin had a bedroom scene and apparently Martin was very inappropriate and she filed a lawsuit for sexual harassment. During that time, Martin was battling drugs and some other addictions, so it wasn't totally him. I am curious to see if they have made up in the years since considering he's gotten his life and career back on track I always knew that Tish and Martin was going at it off and on on that show and I knew Tish was suing Martin for sexual harassment, but I never had any idea that Martin was battling drugs?! :eek: 88survivor 12-11-2007, 04:49 PM The recent freud with Andy Taylor and most of the Duran Duran members. Andy broke up with the band again. This was this year, though. Scoobiedoo30 12-11-2007, 07:13 PM yes Andy and The Lady who payed Aunt Bee did make up right befor she passed Away 88survivor 12-11-2007, 09:52 PM How about One Day At A Day MacKenzie Phillips' drug problem documented nearly throughout the whole show's run that caused her character an final exit with no conclusion? I believe the producers and creators showed the door and that was it. She was a difficult person to handle, I believe. Much worse than Erin's old problem. Don't forget the Family Matters' Judy character that was regulated to window dressing and how the producers always told the mother(who was always angry at them for not developing her character) "When pigs fly." In otherwords, they weren't going to develope her Judy character at all. Scoobiedoo30 12-11-2007, 09:55 PM it been so long that I forgot about that Feud between One Day at a Time and Mackenzie Phillips. treky 12-12-2007, 02:31 AM yes Andy and The Lady who payed Aunt Bee did make up right befor she passed Away her name was Francis Bavier. Scoobiedoo30 12-12-2007, 02:44 AM I knew her last name could I could not spell it her real name at that time tanquant 12-12-2007, 11:02 AM apparently Tisha and Martin had a bedroom scene and apparently Martin was very inappropriate and she filed a lawsuit for sexual harassment. During that time, Martin was battling drugs and some other addictions, so it wasn't totally him. I am curious to see if they have made up in the years since considering he's gotten his life and career back on track Thank You for the information. I remember in the last episode they were not in the same room together throughout the whole episode. The last season Martin looked liked he was smoking something. You can see it in his eyes. Scoobiedoo30 12-12-2007, 12:14 PM I did not know about The Feud Between Tisha and Martin TVFactFan 12-13-2007, 04:44 PM apparently Tisha and Martin had a bedroom scene and apparently Martin was very inappropriate and she filed a lawsuit for sexual harassment. During that time, Martin was battling drugs and some other addictions, so it wasn't totally him. I am curious to see if they have made up in the years since considering he's gotten his life and career back on track That show would have defintely lasted until the 2000's if it wasn't for that feud 88survivor 12-14-2007, 10:58 PM Hey, it was meant to happen. Sometimes it ends, it ends. End of story. friendsfan77 12-14-2007, 11:21 PM I always knew that Tish and Martin was going at it off and on on that show and I knew Tish was suing Martin for sexual harassment, but I never had any idea that Martin was battling drugs?! :eek: Wow. Me neither. What a shock that is to hear. 88survivor 12-15-2007, 12:48 AM Don't forget the feuds that happened in Home Improvement.: Tim Allen and Johnathan Taylor Thomas(Tim was upset when Johnathan called it quits and never spoke of him again) Patricia Richardson's feud over her character with the producers Earl Hindman's feud being under the fences so long because he was not seen completely... Scoobiedoo30 12-15-2007, 06:19 PM I dont know if this count but Suzzane and Joyce Dewitt angel676 12-17-2007, 12:08 AM I dont know if this count but Suzzane and Joyce Dewitt What was the feud about with these two ladies, can someone enlighten me? treky 12-17-2007, 02:21 AM I'm not sure; but I THINK Joyce became upset when the writers started focusing more on Chrissy; and Janet was somewhat "shoved into the background". treky 12-17-2007, 02:38 AM also, the fued between Esther Rolle and John Amos with the producers and writers of "GOOD TIMES". They became upset and started complaining after the first season when they started focusing on Jimmie Walker. She was complaining "That's not the show we signed on to do"! They promised to fix the situation in the second season; but they didn't so John Amos left and Esther Rolle stayed around for another season to give them another chance. When they still didn't; she left, too. Ted Knight was upset over playing Ted Baxter on "THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW"-he was afraid people would think he was really that way. That's partly why they gave him a girlfriend in the second season-partly to cool his anger. The cast of "HAPPY DAYS" was upset after it became "THE FONZIE SHOW" and ABC wanted to change the name to "FONZIES HAPPY DAYS". I think Max Baer was mad at the writers of "THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES" at first; because of the way Jethro was written. Dean Winchester 12-17-2007, 02:48 AM if we're gonna mention musicians: KISS' Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley vs. Ace Frehley, Peter Criss, Vinnie Vincent. Eddie Van Halen vs. David Lee Roth/Sammy Hagar (he's always on one good side or the other) Janice 12-17-2007, 03:03 AM What was the feud about with these two ladies, can someone enlighten me? Suzanne Somers became very popular on the show, which irrated Joyce DeWitt and John Ritter. Suzanne was getting a lot more press in magazines and such. She asked for a huge raise, and caused problems by holding things up, by not showing up on the set, etc. Tensions mounted among Suzanne and Joyce/John. They resented her scewing the show up, and when she was fired, I think it was sort of good riddance. Probably two decades passed, and Suzanne and John reconciled, fortunately, before he passed away. Joyce is having a harder time letting go, from what I read, but who knows. I've read that they've spoken. It was just a real mess back then, and I think if she had the chance to do it over, Suzanne would have done things differently. Heather987 12-17-2007, 04:29 AM Denise Richards/Charlie Scheen Lisa Bonet/Bill Cosby Recent events bring this to mind: Ike/Tina Turner Jerry Fallwell/Larry Flynt Kanye/50 Cent (could be just hype) Shannon Dougherty/Alissa Milano 88survivor 12-17-2007, 05:53 PM Didn't I read that Scott Baio also had some tensions with the hour on Diagnosis Murder...I believe that is why he was let go with no explaination. I guess he liked the sitcom life better than a dramedy. Scoobiedoo30 12-17-2007, 06:07 PM that would be news to me 88survivor 12-17-2007, 06:15 PM Just wondering, you know. Usually, actors are let go with no explaination as to what became of their characters later on. catlover79 12-27-2008, 02:20 PM if we're gonna mention musicians: KISS' Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley vs. Ace Frehley, Peter Criss, Vinnie Vincent. Eddie Van Halen vs. David Lee Roth/Sammy Hagar (he's always on one good side or the other) Not to mention: Steve Perry vs. Journey janet42 12-27-2008, 07:52 PM Eve Plumb and Maureen McCormick from "The Brady Bunch". janet42 12-27-2008, 07:58 PM I think if she had the chance to do it over, Suzanne would have done things differently. I agree since she didn't pull the same stunt on "Step By Step". :) catlover79 12-27-2008, 09:20 PM I agree since she didn't pull the same stunt on "Step By Step". :) I think so, too. :D treky 01-04-2009, 12:05 AM Eve Plumb and Maureen McCormick from "The Brady Bunch". I never heard that!! treky 01-04-2009, 12:10 AM Robert Reed and the producers of "THE BRADY BUNCH". In fact, the reason he wasn't in the final episode was because he thought it was so ridiculous. Susan St. James and Rock Hudson on "McMILLAN & WIFE". That's why she eventually left the show. catlover79 01-04-2009, 12:12 AM Robert Reed and the producers of "THE BRADY BUNCH". In fact, the reason he wasn't in the final episode was because he thought it was so ridiculous. Susan St. James and Rock Hudson on "McMILLAN & WIFE". That's why she eventually left the show. ^ I remember reading that those two couldn't stand each other. Never saw M&W, so I don't know how it all looked on-screen. :eek: littlebelle 01-04-2009, 02:29 AM Lots of feuding behind the scenes of BH 90210- mostly Shannen, Jennie and Tori. janet42 01-04-2009, 02:37 AM I never heard that!! As a joke Maureen McCormick said in an interview on how Eve Plumb and her are lesbians. When Maureen heard that Eve was angry about the remark, she tried to apologize to Eve, but Eve would not accept her apology. Ironically in Maureen' new book she thanked everybody, who were on the show, except for Eve. treky 01-07-2009, 04:08 AM I heard on THE BIOGRAPHY CHANNEL once, that there was a lot of fueding among the cast and crew of "LAVERNE & SHIRLEY". In fact, once Gary Marshall said to Tom Bosley of "HAPPY DAYS", "I've created a nightmare over there". Scoobiedoo30 01-07-2009, 12:35 PM Andy and Frances Bavier. dawsongirl 01-07-2009, 11:07 PM ^ I remember reading that those two couldn't stand each other. Never saw M&W, so I don't know how it all looked on-screen. :eek: I never thought they looked like they couldn't stand each other. View 01-08-2009, 12:14 AM Lots of feuding behind the scenes of BH 90210- mostly Shannen, Jennie and Tori. Also Vanessa Marcil vs Tori, Jennie & Tiffani. catlover79 01-24-2009, 11:06 PM Jane Wyman and Lana Turner on Falcon Crest. I read in a book called Soap Opera Babylon that things between the two of them were so strained that they ended up taping their scenes on separate days. Eventually Lana Turner's character was killed off. Jane Wyman and Robert Foxworth had a rather rocky working relationship as well, especially when he began directing episodes as well as acting in them. littlebelle 01-25-2009, 04:26 AM Also Vanessa Marcil vs Tori, Jennie & Tiffani. Yeah you're right. I totally forgot about that whole "Jennie and Tiffani really did hate each other in real life" thing. megamanj2004 01-25-2009, 05:49 AM I heard that despite the successful pairing on-screen, Erik Estrada and Larry Wilcox hated each other or didn't see eye-to-eye on "CHiPs." There were even instances where there were contract disputes, especially w/ Erik Estrada. At one point he even left momentarily in the 5th season, b/c of that. And b/c of the issues, he was replaced for a little while by Olympian Bruce Jenner. At the end of the 5th season, Larry Wilcox ultimately quit the show due to his alledged beef that the producers were being too favorable towards Erik, especially when he threw the red flag when he claimed he saw the producers giving Erik a Rolls-Royce watch. DarthAlexander 08-18-2009, 04:40 PM Just discovered this site and had to join so I'm a newbie: I know there were big problems with David Caruso and the producers of NYPD Blue. He was apparently very difficult to work with. There was also Valerie Harper and the producers of Hogan's Family. Katherine Heigel is also very difficult and has caused problems on set (supposedly). browneyes106 08-18-2009, 05:35 PM I read sometime back that Matthew Fox had feuds with the producers and writers of Party of Five. Goldilocks 08-18-2009, 05:36 PM I'm not sure, and if someone wants to correct me if I'm wrong, please do. Kirk became very religious and began having issues with the content on some of the episodes. He thought they weren't proper enough. I'm pretty sure that's it. Yep. That's correct. He not only just thought they were "improper", he went on some big crusade and was a total jerk about it. He did everything he could to get one actress fired because she had posed in Playboy in the past. I lost all respect for him after that. :mad: It's people like him that give Christianity a bad name. Hopefully, he's chilled out by now. catlover79 12-25-2009, 01:21 AM Do Kate and Jon Gosselin count? :mad: factsoflife 12-26-2009, 11:41 PM Yeah you're right. I totally forgot about that whole "Jennie and Tiffani really did hate each other in real life" thing. As far as i know Jennie Garth and Tiffani Thissen are actually very close friends in real life. and as far as i understand it, once Shannen left the series most of the fighting on-set subsided. I'm also pretty sure that Vanessa Marcil wasn't on the show long enough to create much tension. factsoflife 12-26-2009, 11:45 PM I read sometime back that Matthew Fox had feuds with the producers and writers of Party of Five. Yes i read that as well. He always felt the show was beneath him and hated the tone of the show. He also felt that they were not writing for him enough and that he should have been more the focus of the show. He's always come across as very very bitter in interview about that show. I personally think he as the older actor on the show got very jealous when his younger co-stars Neve Campbell, Scott Wolf and Jennifer Love Hewitt all became much more popular and got more media attention than him; which resulted in writers focusing slightly more on their storylines, although i always felt the show was pretty balanced in terms of who carried what story and so on. I've heard rumors that Linda Evans and Rock Hudson had some tension on the set of "Dynasty" because of his HIV status. anyone care to enlighten me on that situation? and didn't i read once that Justine Bateman had a fued with "Family Ties" producers towards the end of the show and that she hated the Mallory Keaton character? Retro4Life 12-27-2009, 12:35 AM No one's mentioned the feud between William Shatner and practically the entire cast of Star Trek, particularly Koenig, Nichols, and Takei. I think most of it was due to what the rest of the cast perceived as Shatner's grandstanding and trying to muscle the rest of them out of the limelight. I read in a recent interview that Shatner's pretty much given up on trying to make amends with them, saying that after several attempts they still aren't responding. He has made up with Leonard Nimoy, though, I believe. Scoobiedoo30 12-27-2009, 03:30 AM don't forget Vivian and William did not get along. catlover79 12-27-2009, 04:29 PM No one's mentioned the feud between William Shatner and practically the entire cast of Star Trek, particularly Koenig, Nichols, and Takei. I think most of it was due to what the rest of the cast perceived as Shatner's grandstanding and trying to muscle the rest of them out of the limelight. I read in a recent interview that Shatner's pretty much given up on trying to make amends with them, saying that after several attempts they still aren't responding. He has made up with Leonard Nimoy, though, I believe. Did he get along with the late DeForest Kelley and James Doohan? Scoobiedoo30 12-27-2009, 04:40 PM I had no idea that Susan St James and Rock Hudson did not get along steevo 12-27-2009, 04:42 PM Did he get along with the late DeForest Kelley and James Doohan? ^Shatner and Kelley had no major problems as De off-screen was such a nice guy according to co-stars. However, Doohan has made it all too clear over the years that he flat out did not like Shatner. In fact, he recalled in his autobiography one time that he called Shatner to inquire about a cast reunion, and Shatner yelled at him about where he got his phone number. Doohan immediately hung up on him. Shatner later said he tried to make amends with Doohan before he passed away but to my knowledge it never happened. :( catlover79 12-27-2009, 04:51 PM ^Shatner and Kelley had no major problems as De off-screen was such a nice guy according to co-stars. However, Doohan has made it all too clear over the years that he flat out did not like Shatner. In fact, he recalled in his autobiography one time that he called Shatner to inquire about a cast reunion, and Shatner yelled at him about where he got his phone number. Doohan immediately hung up on him. Shatner later said he tried to make amends with Doohan before he passed away but to my knowledge it never happened. :( YIKES. I did read that Shatner and Nimoy have become very close in the past decade or so, especially after the death of Shatner's third wife. I also know that Nichelle Nichols appeared in Shatner's Comedy Central Roast a few years back. factsoflife 12-27-2009, 05:02 PM we also can't forget the legendary fued between Delta Burke and the cast and producers of "Desinging Women". Delta and Dixie did not talk for many years after the show ended and it nearly ruined Delta's career. Not to mention she and Linda Bloodworth-Thomason didn't speak for a few years either. Of course now they've all made up and have participated in several reuinon shows since. catlover79 12-27-2009, 05:05 PM we also can't forget the legendary fued between Delta Burke and the cast and producers of "Desinging Women". Delta and Dixie did not talk for many years after the show ended and it nearly ruined Delta's career. Not to mention she and Linda Bloodworth-Thomason didn't speak for a few years either. Of course now they've all made up and have participated in several reuinon shows since. Oh gosh, yes. I remember all the tabloids and magazines at the supermarket checkout lines with that story splashed all over the covers. Then Delta went blond and did that short-lived, self-titled show about being a country singer. :eek: Scoobiedoo30 12-27-2009, 05:40 PM I remember Dixie and Delta Not getting along factsoflife 12-27-2009, 10:26 PM Oh gosh, yes. I remember all the tabloids and magazines at the supermarket checkout lines with that story splashed all over the covers. Then Delta went blond and did that short-lived, self-titled show about being a country singer. :eek: oh i remember that show, i thought it wasn't that bad. Her and Linda Bloodworth-Thomason did end up making up and eventually she revived her Suzanne Sugarbaker character on the short-lived sitcom "Woman Of The House" but it didn't last very long. factsoflife 12-27-2009, 10:30 PM I do recall reading something once about Jayne Wyman not caring at all for Morgan Fairchild when she was on "Falcon Crest". Of course there also is the infamous Cybill Shepherd/Christine Baranski fued, as well as the Cybill/all her writers and producers fued... she drove so many producers and writers away from that show or so the story goes. and she was apparently not at all happy when Christine kept on winning Emmy after Emmy and she never won even once! and i could be wrong, but wasn't there some tension between Lily Tomlin and Candace Bergin on the set of "Murphy Brown"? Retro4Life 12-27-2009, 11:43 PM YIKES. I did read that Shatner and Nimoy have become very close in the past decade or so, especially after the death of Shatner's third wife. I also know that Nichelle Nichols appeared in Shatner's Comedy Central Roast a few years back. Yeah Takei also appeared on the show and even laughed in the face of some INCREDIBLY crude gay jokes thrown his way by Shatner (though to be fair, those roasts tend to be quite crude and I'm sure Takei knew this; also every other roaster made comments like that so ultimately he must have been OK with it). Maybe this means there's been a least something of a detente, who knows? Scoobiedoo30 12-27-2009, 11:55 PM I had no clue about Scoot and Diagnosis Murder catlover79 12-28-2009, 12:05 AM I do recall reading something once about Jayne Wyman not caring at all for Morgan Fairchild when she was on "Falcon Crest". Of course there also is the infamous Cybill Shepherd/Christine Baranski fued, as well as the Cybill/all her writers and producers fued... she drove so many producers and writers away from that show or so the story goes. and she was apparently not at all happy when Christine kept on winning Emmy after Emmy and she never won even once! and i could be wrong, but wasn't there some tension between Lily Tomlin and Candace Bergin on the set of "Murphy Brown"? Morgan Fairchild was on Falcon Crest? I thought it was Dallas. :confused: Retro4Life 12-28-2009, 12:36 AM Fairchild was actually on both Falcon Crest and Flamingo Road, and also Dallas, but she was only on Dallas for, I believe, one episode (playing Jenna Wade) :) catlover79 12-28-2009, 12:38 AM Fairchild was actually on both Falcon Crest and Flamingo Road, and also Dallas, but she was only on Dallas for, I believe, one episode (playing Jenna Wade) :) OK, thanks for clearing that up. I take it she played Jenna before Priscilla Presley. Retro4Life 12-28-2009, 12:40 AM ^ Yep, and (I just learned from wikipedia), one other lady played Jenna before Presley did, one "Francine Tacker". catlover79 12-28-2009, 12:41 AM ^ Yep, and (I just learned from wikipedia), one other lady played Jenna before Presley did, one "Francine Tacker". Who the heck is Francine Tacker? :confused: Retro4Life 12-28-2009, 12:45 AM Here's a collage of all the "Jennas". ;) http://walruspage.bluedanube.com/jenna.jpg (I watched the show from pretty much the beginning, and I have no recollection of Ms. Tacker! :eek: ) catlover79 12-28-2009, 12:48 AM ^ Thanks! Priscilla was so pretty until she got all that plastic surgery and over-Botoxed herself. :eek: Retro4Life 12-28-2009, 12:53 AM ^ Thanks! Priscilla was so pretty until she got all that plastic surgery and over-Botoxed herself. :eek: I agree. Obviously if she hadn't done all that she would have gotten gray hair and wrinkles but at least she would have aged naturally and with her natural beauty I'm sure she would have looked great for her age! I wish more celebrities would opt for that choice; most of the time in trying to look younger (i.e. better) they end up looking freakish. :( catlover79 12-28-2009, 01:25 AM I agree. Obviously if she hadn't done all that she would have gotten gray hair and wrinkles but at least she would have aged naturally and with her natural beauty I'm sure she would have looked great for her age! I wish more celebrities would opt for that choice; most of the time in trying to look younger (i.e. better) they end up looking freakish. :( *coughJoanVanArkcough* Retro4Life 12-28-2009, 01:28 AM ^Yeah, I hear ya. And I really always liked Joan, but, yeah...wow. :( catlover79 12-28-2009, 01:39 AM ^ She's actually 3 months older than my mom - and my mom, who has never had plastic surgery in her life, looks WAY more natural and healthy. (This picture was taken at our church's annual Christmas pageant - Dad was a Beefeater and Mom sang in the choir. Here are the three of us together.) catlover79 12-28-2009, 01:40 AM Speaking of Joan Van Ark, didn't she have a feud at one point on Knots Landing with Michele Lee and/or Donna Mills? Retro4Life 12-28-2009, 01:46 AM ^ She's actually 3 months older than my mom - and my mom, who has never had plastic surgery in her life, looks WAY more natural and healthy. (This picture was taken at our church's annual Christmas pageant - Dad was a Beefeater and Mom sang in the choir. Here are the three of us together.) That's a really nice photo; meant to tell you that when I saw it in the other thread. Yes, I agree, fighting Mother Nature is always a losing proposition. It's much better to just go with the flow and accept aging as a part of life. Your mom looks healthy and happy, which is at least one more than Joan looks these days. catlover79 12-28-2009, 01:49 AM That's a really nice photo; meant to tell you that when I saw it in the other thread. Yes, I agree, fighting Mother Nature is always a losing proposition. It's much better to just go with the flow and accept aging as a part of life. Your mom looks healthy and happy, which is at least one more than Joan looks these days. You want to know what my mom's first name is? You guessed it - Joan!!! :D Retro4Life 12-28-2009, 01:51 AM Speaking of Joan Van Ark, didn't she have a feud at one point on Knots Landing with Michele Lee and/or Donna Mills? Seems like I remember something about a feud with Lee, but I don't have any concrete details. I remember Van Ark being the voice of Spiderwoman in the 1979 cartoon series, though! ;) Retro4Life 12-28-2009, 01:56 AM You want to know what my mom's first name is? You guessed it - Joan!!! :D Hehe...makes you grateful (and I'm sure your mom as well) that she lived outside of Hollywood. I think the pressure to look like a 25 year old forever would be incredibly stressful for any woman. It's really too bad there aren't more (and better) roles for women over 40; it's almost like all producers can think of for those women to do is sit around and dispense advice and shake their heads at "those crazy kids". :( Oh, and once in a while throw out a swear word because we all know it's SO funny when older people swear! :rolleyes: catlover79 12-28-2009, 02:15 AM Seems like I remember something about a feud with Lee, but I don't have any concrete details. I remember Van Ark being the voice of Spiderwoman in the 1979 cartoon series, though! ;) Over at Dallas, I know that Larry Hagman had a feud with one of the show's executive producers, Phil Capice. Larry also didn't warm up to the replacement Miss Ellie, Donna Reed. Scoobiedoo30 12-28-2009, 11:30 AM John And Tom from The Dukes of Hazzard from with the Proucders ThomasE 12-29-2009, 07:50 PM Erica Gimpel and Debbie Allen from "Fame" during season two when the cast went to England to perform a tour live on stage. Erica had enough of Debbie's strict ballbusting and took the next airplane back to New York. Erica admits to driving Debbie Allen crazy at times. They have been totally cool since then though. Burt Reynolds and Loni Anderson Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston Marcia Strassman and Gabe Kaplan from Welcome Back Kotter (They resolved their issues during the last season of the show) Brett Butler and half the cast and crew of "Grace Under Fire". Linda Gray vs. the producers of "Dallas" Dustin Diamond vs. Celebrity Fit Club and Saved By The Bell Janet Hubert vs. Will Smith from "Fresh Prince of Bell Air" Jem and the Holograms vs. The Misfits (LOL) Barbara Walters vs. Kathy Griffin Starr Jones vs. Barbara Walters Shelly Long vs. the supporting cast of Cheers.(I think everyone is cool now) Simon Cowell vs. Paula Abdul of "American Idol" Gary Coleman vs. Dixie Carter of "Diff'rent Strokes" factsoflife 12-29-2009, 08:14 PM Burt Reynolds vs. Loni Anderson Gary Coleman vs. Dixie Carter of "Diff'rent Strokes" Tell me about this one! i wasn't even aware that Dixie Carter was even ON "Different Strokes" so please tell me all about this one. and didn't Burt Reyolds also have some tension on the set of "Evening Shade" with the producers? ThomasE 12-29-2009, 08:30 PM Tell me about this one! i wasn't even aware that Dixie Carter was even ON "Different Strokes" so please tell me all about this one. and didn't Burt Reyolds also have some tension on the set of "Evening Shade" with the producers? Back in 2001, Shavar Ross told me that Dixie was fired indirectly by Gary. He really didn't like her and there was bad blood on set between these two. As far as Bury Reynolds goes, him having tension with just about anybody would not surprise me at all. :rolleyes: He was a jerk to Marc Summers on one the late night talk shows. He sat next to Marc and threw water on Marc which had the audience all shocked and going "Oooh". Marc tried to throw water back when did not think Burt was looking but Burt intercepted it and splashed Marc again. Then when Burt was finally caught off guard, Marc got got him with water. Then the audience yelled with happniess and support for Marc. Later in the show, they arranged for Marc and Burt doing a showdown with waterguns. Burt did tell Marc in his ear that he really did like him after the showdown. catlover79 12-29-2009, 09:41 PM Back in 2001, Shavar Ross told me that Dixie was fired indirectly by Gary. He really didn't like her and there was bad blood on set between these two. As far as Bury Reynolds goes, him having tension with just about anybody would not surprise me at all. :rolleyes: He was a jerk to Marc Summers on one the late night talk shows. He sat next to Marc and threw water on Marc which had the audience all shocked and going "Oooh". Marc tried to throw water back when did not think Burt was looking but Burt intercepted it and splashed Marc again. Then when Burt was finally caught off guard, Marc got got him with water. Then the audience yelled with happniess and support for Marc. Later in the show, they arranged for Marc and Burt doing a showdown with waterguns. Burt did tell Marc in his ear that he really did like him after the showdown. In Marilu Henner's autobiography, she mentioned that Burt had a screaming match with their on-screen son, Jay R. Ferguson. Whether it was just a one-time fight or if the two men really didn't like wach other was never explained. catlover79 12-29-2009, 09:49 PM Soap Opera Feuds: Sandra Ferguson & Robert Kelker-Kelly (Another World) Kristian Alfonso & Peter Reckell (DAYS - they've long since patched things up) Kristian Alfonso & Robert Kelker-Kelly " " " " Crystal Chappell & Robert Kelker-Kelly " " " " Lisa Rinna & Robert Kelker-Kelly " " " " " " " " Susan Lucci & Sarah Michelle Gellar (All My Children) Hunter Tylo & Kimberlin Brown (Bold & Beautiful) Paul Rauch (executive producer of several soaps) & actors like George Reinholt, Jacqueline Courtney, Virginia Dwyer, Ellen Holly, Maeve Kinkaid, etc. Eric Braeden & Peter Bergman (Y&R, who have long since resolved their differences) Austin Peck & the cast of As the World Turns (supposedly he had an affair with a co-star and everyone turned on him because they all love the actress' husband) factsoflife 12-29-2009, 10:52 PM Soap Opera Feuds: Sandra Ferguson & Robert Kelker-Kelly (Another World) Kristian Alfonso & Peter Reckell (DAYS - they've long since patched things up) Kristian Alfonso & Robert Kelker-Kelly " " " " Crystal Chappell & Robert Kelker-Kelly " " " " Lisa Rinna & Robert Kelker-Kelly " " " " " " " " Susan Lucci & Sarah Michelle Gellar (All My Children) Hunter Tylo & Kimberlin Brown (Bold & Beautiful) Paul Rauch (executive producer of several soaps) & actors like George Reinholt, Jacqueline Courtney, Virginia Dwyer, Ellen Holly, Maeve Kinkaid, etc. Eric Braeden & Peter Bergman (Y&R, who have long since resolved their differences) Austin Peck & the cast of As the World Turns (supposedly he had an affair with a co-star and everyone turned on him because they all love the actress' husband) I've definetly read reports that nearly everybody at DOOL had some sort of tension with Robert Kelker-Kelly. As i understand it he was not very professional during that time period. I've also heard that Jacqueline Courtney was definetly not very well liked on the set of OLTL and could be a rather demanding presence. another one i heard is that OLTL's Hillary B. Smith and Robert S. Woods do NOT get along off-screen at all. I've heard she can be a bit of a diva and that he is a bit of a hot-head. I guess they don't like one another very much. I've heard this is partially to blame for the break-up (on-screen) of Bo & Nora and why it's taken so long for this couple to reunite. I also recall reading somewhere that one of the actresses that played Simone Hardy on "GH" at one time didn't get along with her male co-star, it was not Felicia Bell. I think maybe it was Sandra Quatermaine? catlover79 12-29-2009, 10:59 PM I've definetly read reports that nearly everybody at DOOL had some sort of tension with Robert Kelker-Kelly. As i understand it he was not very professional during that time period. I've also heard that Jacqueline Courtney was definetly not very well liked on the set of OLTL and could be a rather demanding presence. another one i heard is that OLTL's Hillary B. Smith and Robert S. Woods do NOT get along off-screen at all. I've heard she can be a bit of a diva and that he is a bit of a hot-head. I guess they don't like one another very much. I've heard this is partially to blame for the break-up (on-screen) of Bo & Nora and why it's taken so long for this couple to reunite. I also recall reading somewhere that one of the actresses that played Simone Hardy on "GH" at one time didn't get along with her male co-star, it was not Felicia Bell. I think maybe it was Sandra Quatermaine? The other actresses who played Simone on GH were Laura Carrington and Stephanie Williams. Sandra Quatermaine was never on GH - she briefly replaced Debbi Morgan as Angie on AMC, however. Retro4Life 12-29-2009, 11:03 PM This might sound silly, but I think it might be a bit of a good thing if two actors who are at odds on screen also have issues with each other off screen. It seems like it might bring some truth and real tension to their scenes. I'm thinking of the Peter Bergman/Eric Braeden feud, specifically. factsoflife 12-30-2009, 12:00 AM The other actresses who played Simone on GH were Laura Carrington and Stephanie Williams. Sandra Quatermaine was never on GH - she briefly replaced Debbi Morgan as Angie on AMC, however. Oh, so you are right! i always seem to get Sandra Quatermaine mixed up with Stephanie Williams. for some reason i always think she played Simone. I think the fued was likely w/Laura Carrington. not sure. catlover79 12-30-2009, 12:07 AM ^ I think I know what you mean. Here's another one brought up on the Make Room For Daddy board: on-screen spouses Danny Thomas and Jean Hagen. catlover79 12-30-2009, 12:29 AM Oh, so you are right! i always seem to get Sandra Quatermaine mixed up with Stephanie Williams. for some reason i always think she played Simone. I think the fued was likely w/Laura Carrington. not sure. Yeah, Sandra Quatermaine was brought in to wrap up Angie's storyline after Debbi Morgan jumped ship to the short-lived NBC soap Generations. After that show was cancelled and Debbi reprised the role of Angie, it was at first on Loving and not AMC. As for Robert Kelker-Kelly, it's also been rumored that Michael Sabatino was fired for punching him out after being fresh with Crystal Chappell (who is now Mrs. Sabatino in real life). He also stirred up controversy after falling for his underage co-star Miriam Parrish. (This supposedly led to Alison Sweeney's mother temporarily pulling her off the show - leading up to Sami's unforgettable return in 1995 to bust up Carrie and Austin's first wedding. I believe Peter Reckell was back on the show as Bo by this time.) Having said all that, RKK is still married to Miriam Parrish (and has been since mid-1997) and as far as I can tell, is now out of show business. Last I heard, he had gone into engineering or aerodynamics (something like that). factsoflife 12-30-2009, 04:32 PM Yeah, Sandra Quatermaine was brought in to wrap up Angie's storyline after Debbi Morgan jumped ship to the short-lived NBC soap Generations. After that show was cancelled and Debbi reprised the role of Angie, it was at first on Loving and not AMC. As for Robert Kelker-Kelly, it's also been rumored that Michael Sabatino was fired for punching him out after being fresh with Crystal Chappell (who is now Mrs. Sabatino in real life). He also stirred up controversy after falling for his underage co-star Miriam Parrish. (This supposedly led to Alison Sweeney's mother temporarily pulling her off the show - leading up to Sami's unforgettable return in 1995 to bust up Carrie and Austin's first wedding. I believe Peter Reckell was back on the show as Bo by this time.) Having said all that, RKK is still married to Miriam Parrish (and has been since mid-1997) and as far as I can tell, is now out of show business. Last I heard, he had gone into engineering or aerodynamics (something like that). yeah his last big role was in the early 2000's on GH as Starvros Cassidine. it was not considered a successful storyline. catlover79 12-31-2009, 12:35 AM yeah his last big role was in the early 2000's on GH as Starvros Cassidine. it was not considered a successful storyline. imdb's last listed credit for him was in fact that of Stavros on GH, in 2003. :nod: factsoflife 12-31-2009, 01:21 AM imdb's last listed credit for him was in fact that of Stavros on GH, in 2003. :nod: you know it's kind of sad because he actually was a very talented actor, it's too bad that he hasn't found any work since then. becuase he's very good looking and had some natural talent. catlover79 12-31-2009, 01:39 AM you know it's kind of sad because he actually was a very talented actor, it's too bad that he hasn't found any work since then. becuase he's very good looking and had some natural talent. Well, as long as he and Miriam are happy out of the business invested in other careers that they love (and with each other, of course!), God bless them. Speaking of soap feuds, did anyone touch on Y&R vs. Victoria Rowell? I'm too lazy to go back and check. :lol: megamanj2004 12-31-2009, 05:22 PM Brett Butler and half the cast and crew of "Grace Under Fire". I remember the controversy with Brett Butler and Grace Under Fire. She was the reason why Chuck Lorre was gone after S1. factsoflife 12-31-2009, 06:12 PM I remember the controversy with Brett Butler and Grace Under Fire. She was the reason why Chuck Lorre was gone after S1. shen was also the reason why the character of quintent was recast with an older, teenage actor shortly into the series run. Because of her behavior and an incident on-set with her being drunk, the mother of the young kid playing him pulled him off the series. I also recall a fued betwee Brett and co-star Julie White. factsoflife 12-31-2009, 06:14 PM Speaking of soap feuds, did anyone touch on Y&R vs. Victoria Rowell? I'm too lazy to go back and check. :lol: Oh god that's a big one--- not only has she spoken very ill of co-stars like Peter Bergmen and Eric Breaden but she's spoken ill of the way that the show was run after Bill Bell's death. She also of course had the infamous spitting incident with Michelle Stafford which caused an up-roar. catlover79 12-31-2009, 07:28 PM shen was also the reason why the character of quintent was recast with an older, teenage actor shortly into the series run. Because of her behavior and an incident on-set with her being drunk, the mother of the young kid playing him pulled him off the series. I also recall a fued betwee Brett and co-star Julie White. Which is probably why Julie White left the show a season or so before it ended. catlover79 12-31-2009, 07:29 PM This might sound silly, but I think it might be a bit of a good thing if two actors who are at odds on screen also have issues with each other off screen. It seems like it might bring some truth and real tension to their scenes. I'm thinking of the Peter Bergman/Eric Braeden feud, specifically. Not to mention the Michelle Stafford/Victoria Rowell feud! factsoflife 12-31-2009, 10:08 PM Not to mention the Michelle Stafford/Victoria Rowell feud! true! i think it makes sense if two actors share an intense hatered of one another for many years it can make their scenes more real. Think about Sarah Geller and Susan Lucci, they despised one another and their scenes always had an intensity to them that Alicia Minshew has yet to ever match. catlover79 12-31-2009, 10:15 PM true! i think it makes sense if two actors share an intense hatered of one another for many years it can make their scenes more real. Think about Sarah Geller and Susan Lucci, they despised one another and their scenes always had an intensity to them that Alicia Minshew has yet to ever match. I never saw AMC when SMG was on, but I'll take your word for it. JamesG 01-01-2010, 05:46 AM - The East Coast vs. West Coast (Tupac Shakur vs. Biggie Smalls) - Faye Dunaway vs. Hilary Duff on Bonnie and Clyde remake - Cary Elwes vs. "SAW Movies" over money issues and his distance from the series - Isaac Hayes vs. "South Park" over Scientology - Stallone vs. Van Damme on who can beat up each other with them almost coming into blows and not working together. catlover79 01-01-2010, 01:55 PM This thread should really be called "Biggest Feuds in Show Business" since not all of these feuds have actually taken place in CA, but I digress. I'd forgotten about the Faye Dunaway/Hilary Duff thing. Boy, FD sure has gotten more and more bitter as the years have gone on. Maybe she really WASN'T acting in Network and Mommie Dearest!! :eek: :lol: factsoflife 01-01-2010, 01:59 PM This thread should really be called "Biggest Feuds in Show Business" since not all of these feuds have actually taken place in CA, but I digress. I'd forgotten about the Faye Dunaway/Hilary Duff thing. Boy, FD sure has gotten more and more bitter as the years have gone on. Maybe she really WASN'T acting in Network and Mommie Dearest!! :eek: :lol: See i just don't consider the Dunaway/Duff thing a fued so much as Dunaway really saying that she didn't think Hillary Duff was talented enough to pull off a role like the one in Bonnie and Clyde. and let's be honest, she's not at all talented enough. catlover79 01-01-2010, 02:06 PM See i just don't consider the Dunaway/Duff thing a fued so much as Dunaway really saying that she didn't think Hillary Duff was talented enough to pull off a role like the one in Bonnie and Clyde. and let's be honest, she's not at all talented enough. I agree that Hilary Duff in the role as Bonnie sounds like classic miscasting, but I guess we'll have to wait until the movie actually comes out before making any judgments. It'll be interesting either way!! JamesG 01-02-2010, 05:53 AM Val Kilmer vs. director John Frankenheimer on the set of The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996). JamesG 01-02-2010, 06:21 AM See i just don't consider the Dunaway/Duff thing a fued so much as Dunaway really saying that she didn't think Hillary Duff was talented enough to pull off a role like the one in Bonnie and Clyde. and let's be honest, she's not at all talented enough. I think it does qualify as a feud since Dunaway said that "they should have casted a real actress" and Duff responded "I'd be mad to if I looked like that" and "My fans have no clue who she is anyway". Maybe not a "big feud" but it is one. 80sTrivia 01-02-2010, 09:03 AM Soap Opera Feuds: Austin Peck & the cast of As the World Turns (supposedly he had an affair with a co-star and everyone turned on him because they all love the actress' husband) I find this interesting... If I remember correctly, didn't Austin create a great deal of tensions on the set of Days of Our Lives because he was foisting his religious beliefs on the cast of the soap? Then he goes and has an affair with a married cast member? I hope it wasn't Maura West (Carly), who is married to Scott DeFrietas (ex-Andy Dixon)... :confused: factsoflife 01-02-2010, 12:47 PM I find this interesting... If I remember correctly, didn't Austin create a great deal of tensions on the set of Days of Our Lives because he was foisting his religious beliefs on the cast of the soap? Then he goes and has an affair with a married cast member? I hope it wasn't Maura West (Carly), who is married to Scott DeFrietas (ex-Andy Dixon)... :confused: The rumors seem to indicate that it's either Marie Wilson (Meg) or Teri Colombino (Katie), but nobody has said for sure either way. And i find it more odd that they are mad at Austin and not this supposed female co-star that had an affair with him. I do recall some tension on the DOOL set because of Austin Peck. i'm not sure what the deal was there. catlover79 01-02-2010, 02:13 PM The rumors seem to indicate that it's either Marie Wilson (Meg) or Teri Colombino (Katie), but nobody has said for sure either way. And i find it more odd that they are mad at Austin and not this supposed female co-star that had an affair with him. I do recall some tension on the DOOL set because of Austin Peck. i'm not sure what the deal was there. Yeah, from what I hear it's Terri Colombino. Here's a post I read at another board and at makes a lot of sense: "This is my reasoning on the AP debacle, some of its already been said but just thought I would throw my two cents in, I posted it in the ATWT thread as well. I would seriously doubt the older crowd (CZP, KH, EF) and Maura West is extremely unlikely, since she just gave birth to her fifth child with Scott DeFreitas. I would also seriously doubt Kelley Menighan Hensley, since JH is on the show and I just saw pics of their cute family vacation in SOD this week...could be surprised by either of those but I would be truly shocked. Cady McClain, Ewa DaCruz, Marnie Schulenberg, and Meredith Hagner are all single, I believe. Noelle Beck and Chauntee Schuler are married but neither have been on the show long enough for their husbands to be loved by the whole cast, IMO. Unless I have forgotten someone, that leaves: Marie Wilson, Julie Pinson, and Terri Colombino. If gossip is to believed (and I totally think it is), MW is already shackin up with RH, plus her hubby lives in CA so he can't know the cast that well, which leaves JP and TC. Could be either but I'm goin with TC - she's been on the show 11 years so I can see him getting fired over her, and I've read about her husband being pals with many of her costars, not to mention I've seen pics of them on vacation with the Parks in SOD in the past, so that would make sense of the animosity between AP and MP. JP has only been on the show for a year and a half, Billy Warlock seems like a doll but I kinda doubt the entire cast has fallen in love with him in that time, plus I don't see them firing JP over AP in that instance. I don't know, just my best guess. Sad if it is TC though, she and her hubby seemed happy. The whole thing is sad if true, though. Hopefully it's not, but I am sure something will leak one way or another..." (http://forums.televisionwithoutpity.com/index.php?showtopic=3173853&st=7035) But you're right - it takes two to have an affair, so it's not just Austin Peck's fault. He recently separated from his wife as well. It's also kind of a moot point to wonder the long-term effects this would have on the show since it's been cancelled. :( catlover79 01-02-2010, 02:17 PM I find this interesting... If I remember correctly, didn't Austin create a great deal of tensions on the set of Days of Our Lives because he was foisting his religious beliefs on the cast of the soap? Then he goes and has an affair with a married cast member? I hope it wasn't Maura West (Carly), who is married to Scott DeFrietas (ex-Andy Dixon)... :confused: It is sad about Austin Peck. Sadly, he's not the first to be in that situation and he won't be the last. I feel really bad for his kids. :( 80sTrivia 01-03-2010, 10:35 AM Yeah, from what I hear it's Terri Colombino. Here's a post I read at another board and at makes a lot of sense: I would seriously doubt the older crowd (CZP, KH, EF) and Maura West is extremely unlikely, since she just gave birth to her fifth child with Scott DeFreitas. I would also seriously doubt Kelley Menighan Hensley, since JH is on the show and I just saw pics of their cute family vacation in SOD this week...could be surprised by either of those but I would be truly shocked. Cady McClain, Ewa DaCruz, Marnie Schulenberg, and Meredith Hagner are all single, I believe. Noelle Beck and Chauntee Schuler are married but neither have been on the show long enough for their husbands to be loved by the whole cast, IMO. Unless I have forgotten someone, that leaves: Marie Wilson, Julie Pinson, and Terri Colombino. If gossip is to believed (and I totally think it is), MW is already shackin up with RH, plus her hubby lives in CA so he can't know the cast that well, which leaves JP and TC. Could be either but I'm goin with TC - she's been on the show 11 years so I can see him getting fired over her, and I've read about her husband being pals with many of her costars, not to mention I've seen pics of them on vacation with the Parks in SOD in the past, so that would make sense of the animosity between AP and MP. JP has only been on the show for a year and a half, Billy Warlock seems like a doll but I kinda doubt the entire cast has fallen in love with him in that time, plus I don't see them firing JP over AP in that instance. I don't know, just my best guess. Sad if it is TC though, she and her hubby seemed happy. (http://forums.televisionwithoutpity.com/index.php?showtopic=3173853&st=7035) :( Thanks for the info... I did have a bit of a time deciphering all the initials of the actors, however!!! :lol: catlover79 01-03-2010, 04:29 PM Thanks for the info... I did have a bit of a time deciphering all the initials of the actors, however!!! :lol: So did I! :lol: JamesG 01-04-2010, 11:53 AM Real-Life Professional Wrestling Feuds: - Shawn Michaels vs. Bret Hart (The Montreal Screwjob) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Montreal_screwjob - Matt Hardy - Lita - Edge Lita cheated on Matt with Edge - CM Punk vs. Teddy Hart Hart endangered wrestlers in a cage match just to make himself look good and the ensuing fight got both fired from TNA - Kurt Angle vs. Jeff Jarrett Jarrett slept with Kurt Angle's ex-wife during the divorce preceedings, then after the divorce was settled was found that she was living in Jarrett's house - Randy Savage vs. Vince McMahon This one is unconfirmed but the rumor is Randy slept with Vince's daughter when she was underaged. - JBL vs. The Blue Meanie Apparently, JBL bullied Meanie when Meanie was in WWE because he didn't think Meanie had any right being in the federation and that he had no talent. Then when Meanie was signed for the ECW One Night Stand, JBL punched Meanie numerous times to which Meanie threatened to press charges. Then the WWE signed him to a month-long lucrative contract in which Meanie was allowed to go over JBL in a match and make the former world champ look like a fool in the ring. megamanj2004 01-05-2010, 04:34 AM Real-Life Professional Wrestling Feuds: - Shawn Michaels vs. Bret Hart (The Montreal Screwjob) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Montreal_screwjob - Matt Hardy - Lita - Edge Lita cheated on Matt with Edge - CM Punk vs. Teddy Hart Hart endangered wrestlers in a cage match just to make himself look good and the ensuing fight got both fired from TNA - Kurt Angle vs. Jeff Jarrett Jarrett slept with Kurt Angle's ex-wife during the divorce preceedings, then after the divorce was settled was found that she was living in Jarrett's house - Randy Savage vs. Vince McMahon This one is unconfirmed but the rumor is Randy slept with Vince's daughter when she was underaged. - JBL vs. The Blue Meanie Apparently, JBL bullied Meanie when Meanie was in WWE because he didn't think Meanie had any right being in the federation and that he had no talent. Then when Meanie was signed for the ECW One Night Stand, JBL punched Meanie numerous times to which Meanie threatened to press charges. Then the WWE signed him to a month-long lucrative contract in which Meanie was allowed to go over JBL in a match and make the former world champ look like a fool in the ring. I got another one: Sable (Rena Mero, now Rena Mero-Lesnar) initially sued Tthe now-defunct Titan Sports Inc. and the then-WWF and Vince McMahon for sexual harassment. Bret Hart vs. Vince McMahon (?) The Montreal Screwjob was also the 1st of many feuds Bret had with Vince. Supposedly, at one point he even went as far as blaming Vince for Owen's death. Hulk Hogan (Terry Bollea) vs. Linda Bollea Stone Cold Steve Austin (Steve Williams) vs. Debra (Marshall) During the time Stone Cold and Debra were not only an item on-camera but they were also a real-life couple off-camera. Allegations of abuse supposedly drove those two apart. And another non-wrestling feud that I'm pretty sure was said already but: Mike Tyson vs. Robin Givens? Mike Tyson rode with Robin Givens with her to Russia while Robin was preparing to do an episode of her show Head of the Class out in Russia. Moments later that day Tyson apparently was heard berating Robin and spposedly threatened her in their hotel room. The ironic part of this is that their feud garnered more attention than the Head of the Class cast members and/or possibly episode. JamesG 01-05-2010, 12:01 PM Sable (Rena Mero, now Rena Mero-Lesnar) initially sued Tthe now-defunct Titan Sports Inc. and the then-WWF and Vince McMahon for sexual harassment. Nicole Bass also brought on a sexual harrasment case against the WWF. She left the organization after filing a sexual harrasment claim saying she was sexually assaulted by Steve Lombardi backstage. The case was however dismissed. catlover79 04-14-2010, 12:44 PM Law & Order: George Dzundza vs. Chris Noth Paul Sorvino vs. Chris Noth and the biggie: Michael Moriarty vs. creator Dick Wolf I think that Chris Noth has since resolved his differences with George Dzundza and Paul Sorvino (no doubt due to the passage of time), but Michael Moriarty and Dick Wolf never have. JamesG 04-14-2010, 01:29 PM Elizabeth Gracen and Paul Johansson on the set of "Highlander: The Raven". Word is, is that Elizabeth believed that the producers wanted Paul to be the actual lead of the series and she didn't like it. Paul himself thought he wasn't getting enough material to work with and demanded more from the staff. It is also believed Elizabeth had a hand in a script re-write that shortened Paul's time on an episode. Due to a combo. of tension and bickering on the set between the stars, budget problems, and low ratings / poor fan reception "Highlander: The Raven" was canned after one season. megamanj2004 04-15-2010, 03:01 PM Nicole Bass also brought on a sexual harrasment case against the WWF. She left the organization after filing a sexual harrasment claim saying she was sexually assaulted by Steve Lombardi backstage. The case was however dismissed. I find that hard to believe that as someone as big as Nicole Bass being sexually assaulted backstage the way she did. I think I have another one here: Jim Cornette Vs. Vince Russo - Jim Cornette had always had a long storied hatred towards Vince Russo, dating back to when he was a booker in the then-WWF. He also criticized Russo for the way he was booking matches and shoots. He also criticized and bashed Russo for creating a character named Oklahoma who mocked J.R. (Jim Ross)'s bell's palsy disorded and he also blamed Russo for the death of WCW. factsoflife 04-16-2010, 12:06 AM I'm not sure, but didn't Kim Cattrall have some issues with some of the other ladies on the set of "Sex and The City" which is partly why you almost never see all four of them together, unless they are forced to promote their movie together? JamesG 04-16-2010, 03:10 AM I'm not sure, but didn't Kim Cattrall have some issues with some of the other ladies on the set of "Sex and The City" which is partly why you almost never see all four of them together, unless they are forced to promote their movie together? I don't know if any feuds happened during the series but things blew up during the early production of the motion picture. Cattrall has said her feud was with executive producer / co-star Sarah Jessica Parker and nobody else. The feud was about Cattrall demanding a larger paycheck, for her and co-stars Nixon and Davis, and at the time people were questioning if the movie was ever going to happen due to the delays and feuding. Cattrall said she didn't want to work on a set where she felt she was "undervalued" and thought that what her and her co-stars were being offered wasn't enough. treky 04-16-2010, 04:22 AM I just read on another website that Pernell Roberts didn't always get along with producer David Dottort on the set of "BONANZA". factsoflife 04-16-2010, 06:58 PM I don't know if any feuds happened during the series but things blew up during the early production of the motion picture. Cattrall has said her feud was with executive producer / co-star Sarah Jessica Parker and nobody else. The feud was about Cattrall demanding a larger paycheck, for her and co-stars Nixon and Davis, and at the time people were questioning if the movie was ever going to happen due to the delays and feuding. Cattrall said she didn't want to work on a set where she felt she was "undervalued" and thought that what her and her co-stars were being offered wasn't enough. Thanks for clearing that up. I knew something had happened, but wasn't sure what. All i know is that you rarely see all four of the ladies together. Usually you see Sarah Jessica Parker with Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis or you see Nixon, Davis and Catrall, but only rarely do you see Parker and Catrall together. 70s show watcher 04-17-2010, 12:18 AM I just read on another website that Pernell Roberts didn't always get along with producer David Dottort on the set of "BONANZA".i read somewhere that michael landon and david dottort didnt get along too well ether USATVFAN 04-17-2010, 02:21 AM The Today Show Bryant Gumble and Willard Scott Matt Lauer and Katie Couric factsoflife 04-17-2010, 07:07 PM The Today Show Bryant Gumble and Willard Scott Matt Lauer and Katie Couric Matt Lauer and Meredith Viera. they hate each other. I never heard about Matt and Katie disliking one another; i did know she and Bryant Gumble were not fond of one another. USATVFAN 04-17-2010, 09:04 PM Actually Matt and Meredith do Like each other. They have always said good things about each other. there are lots clues that they get along. Like them hugging each other, people don't hug if they don't like each other. if they didn't like eachother, i am sure one of them would have left by now. and Meredith would have renewed her contract and Matt would never have had extended his contract/ To me they have a Brother-Sister Relationship who gets on eahother nerves but still love each other. catlover79 06-27-2010, 02:59 AM Just got done reading Alison Arngrim's book - and WOW, there was no love lost between Alison and Melissa Sue Anderson. The two Melissas (Anderson and Gilbert) didn't really get along well off-screen, either. Alison doesn't mince any words about her feud with MSA, but the two did meet at a recent book signing - and by the pictures, maybe they have finally buried the hatchet (and hopefully not in each other)! janet42 06-27-2010, 10:23 AM but the two did meet at a recent book signing - and by the pictures, maybe they have finally buried the hatchet (and hopefully not in each other)! I think that is great that Allison and Melissa Sue were able to put their differences aside and do a book signing together. I hope that the other celebrities that are feuding with each other could take pointers from them. (hint, hint, Maureen, Eve, Joyce, and Suzanne.) :) catlover79 06-27-2010, 03:12 PM I think that is great that Allison and Melissa Sue were able to put their differences aside and do a book signing together. I hope that the other celebrities that are feuding with each other could take pointers from them. (hint, hint, Maureen, Eve, Joyce, and Suzanne.) :) I'm not holding my breath, but I guess anything is possible. :cool: catlover79 07-20-2010, 04:41 PM During the filming of West Side Story, on-screen lovers Natalie Wood and Richard Beymer did not get along at all. Richard Beymer said in the documentary feature on the DVD that outside of filming, pretty much the only words they said to each other were "good morning". She was angry because he had won the role of Tony instead of HER choice, Warren Beatty. Their animosity had gone back to the auditions for Rebel Without a Cause (he tried out for the part of Buzz, which went to Corey Allen). But, according to Mr. Beymer, several years after WSS, the two did patch things up: "I think there was a residue of animosity toward Natalie because of that test for Rebel [Without a Cause], and it contributed to our situation. But a few years later we caught sight of each other at a nightclub on Sunset Strip. Natalie waved, came over to my table, and we talked for a few moments. She was incredibly sweet, left me thinking what a lovely person she was, and I felt genuinely attracted to her." Natalie also reportedly did not get along with Rita Moreno. But Natalie was friendly with mostly everyone else in the cast: Russ Tamblyn, George Chakiris, Tony Mordente, and Harvey Hohnecker. At the time, Natalie's (first) marriage to Robert Wagner was breaking up, she was exhausted from filming two movies at once (the other being Splendor in the Grass), she was trying to sing songs for WSS that were clearly out of her range (only to be told harshly after all her trying that she would be dubbed), and she was on the verge of leaving her husband for her Splendor co-star, Warren Beatty. So she really did have a lot on her plate at the time. Maybe if her real life had been on more of an even keel back then, things on the WSS set would've been easier for her, and as a result, her co-stars. mstewart 07-24-2010, 03:26 PM Good Morning America David Hartman and Joan Lunden did not get along quite well especially when she became a bigger star than him. I heard that David did not get along well with many of his female co-hosts on the show and that was why Nancy Dussault and Sandy Hill got off the show because of him. megamanj2004 08-05-2010, 01:50 PM Good Morning America David Hartman and Joan Lunden did not get along quite well especially when she became a bigger star than him. I heard that David did not get along well with many of his female co-hosts on the show and that was why Nancy Dussault and Sandy Hill got off the show because of him. I always pictured David Hartman as the jerk type just by even listening to his voice during the closing credits of those ABC Soaps back in the day. :lol: 70s show watcher 08-05-2010, 03:22 PM I always pictured David Hartman as the jerk type just by even listening to his voice during the closing credits of those ABC Soaps back in the day. :lol:my mother met him once way back even before gma she said he seemed like a jerk even then catlover79 08-05-2010, 04:01 PM my mother met him once way back even before gma she said he seemed like a jerk even then OUCH!! Wasn't David Hartman on some show with Robbie Rist back before GMA? 70s show watcher 08-05-2010, 08:19 PM OUCH!! Wasn't David Hartman on some show with Robbie Rist back before GMA?yes it was called lucas tanner where david hartman played a schoolteacher a few years back i went to the estate sale of david victor who created that show and bought some lacas tanner items including an autographed picture that mr. hartman had given to mr victor after the show was canclled i was disapointed that there were no robbie rist items for sale:( JamesG 08-19-2010, 07:45 PM Here is one that is ongoing right now: Bill O'Reilly vs. Jennifer Aniston. Aniston said this during an intervew for her new film The Switch: "The movie supports what's sort of currently happening in our world today, that we as women have the choices and options of when and how to have children. Family isn't necessarily the traditional mother, father, two children and a dog named Spot. It's like love is love, and family is what is around you and who's in your immediate sort of sphere." On "The O'Reily Factor" Bill blasted Jennifer for what she said saying that she is "destructive to our society" and "Dads bring a psychology to children that is in this society, I believe, under-emphasised. I think men get hosed all day long in the parental arena." Aniston then responded to O'Reily's comments saying: "Of course, the ideal scenario for parenting is obviously two parents of a mature age. Parenting is one of the hardest jobs on earth. "And, of course, many women dream of finding Prince Charming, but for those who've not yet found their Bill O'Reilly, I'm just glad science has provided a few other options." Aniston addressed the issue again saying: "I never actually thought that my name and Bill O'Reilly would ever be in one sentence. He said I was actually glorifying 12-year-olds going out there and getting knocked up and doing it by themselves - because that's what I like to preach! People say things about me all the time and you just go, 'Whatever...,' but this was not just about me; it was saying, insulting women that are out there doing this on their own. My mother was single... It doesn't always start out that way, but, it happens." catlover79 08-19-2010, 08:09 PM I heard about that - WOW. :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: megamanj2004 08-21-2010, 04:34 AM Bill O'Reilly is a diphead just like everyone else at FAUX SNOOZE! I have another one: Ice Cube vs. NWA - Ice Cube left b/c he felt like he wrote most of the lyrics to F*ck the Police and wasn't getting his share of the profits. Also, N.W.A. made diss songs towards Ice Cube, who in return made some diss songs of his own. Tim Dog vs. Dr. Dre - Tim Dog made a diss song about Dr. Dre in allude to Dre's beating and berating of then-TV show reporter and host Dee Barnes. JamesG 08-25-2010, 08:29 PM Another one that is currently going on: Sean Penn vs. Wyclef Jean on running for President of Haiti. Sean Penn felt that Wyclef Jean was "the wrong man" to run for President of Haiti saying: "I am someone who has spent most of the last six months following the devastating earthquake, side by side in that country (Haiti), with so many others, doing whatever we could to lend a hand. I have never met Wyclef Jean, and all I really know of him on any personal level has come through the fond comments of a few mutual friends. Wyclef Jean gave indispensable world attention to Haiti's incredible misfortune, but I was there for those 6 months after the earthquake and so many of us on the ground wondered where he was when that kind of attention was so necessary and absent, and why he was not helping to keep this desperate situation in the news. None among us felt or expressed anger toward it, but rather a universal sadness for his silence, as he is America's most admired cultural link to Haiti. As the six-month Anniversary approached, it triggered the return of the world media, and of Wyclef Jean to Haiti. It's clear that Mr. Jean can have an important place in drawing attention to Haiti's needs. However, when New York press agents circle wagons of ignorance and sell as deep insight the advertisement of that which charms them about a client, the lives and needs of the Haitian people are sidelined." Wycelf at first shrugged off Penn's comments saying that Penn was restricted to just one particular area of Haiti. Penn reacted to that with: "When he chose to attempt to discredit me, claiming... that my time in Haiti had been restricted to 'one particular area', that area he was referring to is the 55,000 person Idp Camp that I and my organization were tasked to manage by the International Office of Migration." Then Wyclef responded: "I would like to tell Sean Penn I do not react on emotions when it comes to the Haitian people. I do not have to sacrifice my life and live inside of a tent to prove that I am for the Haitian people. No, he doesn't have to live in a tent. But it would be nice if he visited once in a while." catlover79 09-30-2010, 03:31 AM Just got done reading Alison Arngrim's book - and WOW, there was no love lost between Alison and Melissa Sue Anderson. The two Melissas (Anderson and Gilbert) didn't really get along well off-screen, either. Alison doesn't mince any words about her feud with MSA, but the two did meet at a recent book signing - and by the pictures, maybe they have finally buried the hatchet (and hopefully not in each other)! Sadly, we might have been premature about this. Today Melissa wrote a rebuttal regarding Alison's comments about her moving to Canada and becoming a Canadian citizen on her Facebook page. It reads as follows: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 at 8:20pm To: Alison Arngrim From: Melissa Anderson I have not bothered to repudiate the lies and innuendos about me that people have told me are in your book. I have not bothered to refute the lies and innuendos about me you have spread in various interviews. If that’s what you feel you need to do to try and sell your book, it’s pretty pathetic, but that’s your decision. But when you state that I renounced my American citizenship, this is going too far. This is COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY UNTRUE. No one is a more patriotic American than me and at no time did I, or would I EVER renounce my American citizenship. My attorney informs me that some of these statements could be construed as Defamation of Character, and if you do not cease this ludicrous smear campaign HE will be the next one to contact you. If you want to live in the Little House past and base your career on being the real life reincarnation of your nasty TV character, that is your affair. I have not uttered a single unkind word about you, either in print or in the media. Take a page from MY book, Alison, and grow up. JamesG 10-04-2010, 05:12 PM Another current one: Shia Labeouf vs. Frankie Muniz Shia Labeouf appeared on the radio program The Bert Show and when he was asked about his movie success he said: "While that's flattering as hell, you could have put Frankie Muniz into any of the movies I've been in and those movies still would've still been No. 1." He also said he's not "worried" about Muniz stating: "I don't go to many parties... and I really don't hang out in Frankie Muniz-type zones." Frankie Muniz went to Twitter to respond to Labeouf with: "Dear Shia Labeouf. It's getting creepy the fact that you can't stop talking about me. It's been 12 years now. I don't know you. Thanks." The '12 years ago' remark references something that happened back in 2003 when Labeouf stated that Muniz used to "look down on him at parties." catlover79 02-26-2011, 02:47 AM I guess we can add these to the list: Charlie Sheen vs. Chuck Lorre (Creator/executive producer of Two and a Half Men) Charlie Sheen vs. Les Moonves (President/CEO of CBS) JamesG 04-21-2011, 04:21 PM Here's one that is currently going on: Tyler Perry vs. Spike Lee Tyler Perry (known for his Madea films) has struck back at 'critical' Spike Lee.: "I'm so sick of hearing about damn Spike Lee. Spike can go straight to hell! You can print that. I am sick of him talking about me, I am sick of him saying, 'This is a coon, this is a buffoon.' He talked about Whoopi, he talked about Oprah, he talked about me, he talked about Clint Eastwood. Spike needs to shut the hell up! I was writing about how hard people work to discourage people from seeing my work. I don't even understand it but this is where the whole Spike Lee comment comes from - the negativity, this is Stepin Fetchit, this is coonery, this is buffoonery, and they try to get people to get on this bandwagon with them, to get this mob mentality to come against what I'm doing. I've never seen Jewish people attack 'Seinfeld' and say "this is a stereotype," I've never seen Jewish people complaining about 'Mrs. Doubtfire' or Dustin Hoffman in 'Tootsie.' I never saw it." catlover79 04-21-2011, 08:13 PM ^ Wow, that one's new to me. :eek: factsoflife 04-21-2011, 11:01 PM Here's one that is currently going on: Tyler Perry vs. Spike Lee Tyler Perry (known for his Madea films) has struck back at 'critical' Spike Lee.: "I'm so sick of hearing about damn Spike Lee. Spike can go straight to hell! You can print that. I am sick of him talking about me, I am sick of him saying, 'This is a coon, this is a buffoon.' He talked about Whoopi, he talked about Oprah, he talked about me, he talked about Clint Eastwood. Spike needs to shut the hell up! I was writing about how hard people work to discourage people from seeing my work. I don't even understand it but this is where the whole Spike Lee comment comes from - the negativity, this is Stepin Fetchit, this is coonery, this is buffoonery, and they try to get people to get on this bandwagon with them, to get this mob mentality to come against what I'm doing. I've never seen Jewish people attack 'Seinfeld' and say "this is a stereotype," I've never seen Jewish people complaining about 'Mrs. Doubtfire' or Dustin Hoffman in 'Tootsie.' I never saw it." Well Mr. Perry is missing the point. His work is terrible, bad and is honestly truly offensive. It is full of stereotypes and openly mocks African-Americans. Its geared towards people who refuse to think. At least Mr. Lee's work makes people question society and asks questions. William Hogan Jr 04-22-2011, 04:02 PM W.C. Fields and Charlie McCarthy LOL:, Tina Louise and the cast of Gilligan's Island from what I heard. Abbott and Costello in the 1950s. Torgo 04-22-2011, 04:48 PM Ok, not even remotely Hollywood....but, the actress Bonnie Bowers and everyone she came in contact with on the set of There's Nothing Out There(1992)- according to the director on the DVD commentary they had nothing but problems with her. megamanj2004 04-25-2011, 02:14 PM Well Mr. Perry is missing the point. His work is terrible, bad and is honestly truly offensive. It is full of stereotypes and openly mocks African-Americans. Its geared towards people who refuse to think. At least Mr. Lee's work makes people question society and asks questions. I mean how many movies does Tyler Perry make that doesn't involve a 6'6 crazy old woman running around and trying to kill people? JamesG 04-25-2011, 03:50 PM Another current one: Donald Trump vs. Robert De Niro Robert De Niro said during a live interview: "I won't mention names, but certain people in the news the last couple of weeks, just, what are they doing? It's crazy. They're making statements about people that they don't even back up. Go and get your facts straight before making statements about people." Donald Trump phoned in on "Fox and Friends" with: "Well he's not the brightest bulb on the planet. I've been watching him over the years and I like his acting, but you know when I watch him in terms of interviews we're not dealing with Albert Einstein. He can say what he wants but the fact is that he (Obama) has never revealed his birth certificate and a lot of people agree." JamesG 05-28-2011, 02:16 PM Another Current One: Lee DeWyze vs. Nigel Lythgoe What happened is that "American Idol" has a tradition of having the previous winner perform their hit single on the new season finale. According to DeWyze he was never asked to perform on the finale but was asked "like 2 minutes before" if he could present the current winner with the winning trophy. DeWyze refused saying that he didn't want to take the spotlight away from the current winner by coming out and being like "Hey, look at me!" The day after the finale "Idol" producer Nigel Lythgoe took it public on Twitter saying, "I was so upset Lee DeWyze wouldn't present the winners trophy to Scotty. Especially as he'd been on the show this Season. I guess he was shy." It caused a firestorm on Twitter with fans on both sides luring insults and jabs at each other; with DeWyze's brother chiming in saying Nigel's a "scumbag." Lee DeWyze was recently asked about the whole thing and he said that Nigel's a very vocal person, he respects all he's done for "Idol", but there's nothing that would make him want to go have a drink with Nigel anytime soon. He's over it now and has moved on. JamesG 08-05-2011, 01:15 PM Kelly Osbourne vs. Christina Aguilera This feud goes back to 2003 when "The Osbournes" was airing on MTV. On the show Kelly said that she wanted to "f***** stab herself" after listening to Aguilera's music. At the MTV Europe Music Awards Aguilera said, "I didn't realize it was still Halloween" when she announced Kelly, and since then they have been going back-and-forth for years. In recent years, Kelly has changed her looks and slimmed down whereas Aguilera is said to be putting on weight due to a split with her husband. On E!'s "Fashion Police" Kelly commented on Aguilera's looks. "Maybe she is just becoming the fat bitch she was born to be. I don't know. She was a c--- to me. And she bought my house! She called me fat for so many f------ years, so you know what? F--- you! You're fat too." tiredmike59 08-05-2011, 01:49 PM Were there any cases where some feuds turned violent ? Those are the kind I like to read about. JamesG 08-05-2011, 03:30 PM Were there any cases where some feuds turned violent ? Those are the kind I like to read about. Here's a video for you: WUs8OZcSRjw tiredmike59 08-05-2011, 03:52 PM Thanks, I remembered some of those. Can you think of an incident where a director hit an actor on the head with a hammer while making a movie ? I think the director was either John Ford or John Huston and the actor might have been Dennis Hopper or Henry Fonda. I heard about that years ago but can't remember who was involved. UMFaninMD 08-06-2011, 04:01 PM The Eminem feuds: Eminem vs. Moby Eminem vs. Britney Spears Eminem vs. Mariah Carey Eminem vs. Christina Aguleira Eminem vs. Triumph the Insult Comic Dog :lol: Another rap feud: Nicki Minaj vs. Lil' Kim---Nicki's "Roman's Revenge" song off her Pink Friday album allegedly is about how Lil' Kim isn't famous anymore and that she has taken her place as the queen female rapper. Lil' Kim responded to that with a diss track of her own, "Black Friday." Katy Perry vs. Lady Gaga---After Gaga came out with her "Alejandro" video, Katy, who still practices Christianity even though from the looks of her we wouldn't know it, blasted Gaga over her religious imagery in the video. Metallica vs. Napster Michael Jackson vs. the media Michael Jackson vs. Paul McCartney---when Michael bought the rights to the Beatles catalog. Conan O'Brien vs. Jay Leno Here's a British TV feud for you: Christopher Eccleston vs. the producers of Doctor Who. Eccleston has claimed that behind-the-scenes politics is why he left after one season of playing the Doctor, but a lot of fans believe the real reason he left is because he didn't want to be typecast and he had trouble adapting to a sci-fi character when he's known for gritty dramas. He and former head writer Russell T. Davies are friends, he was in a movie RTD wrote before he landed the role of the Doctor. He has stated he would not return to the show for the 2013 50th anniversary celebration, even though current Doctor Matt Smith would like all the living actors who played the Doctor to reunite. megamanj2004 08-07-2011, 01:40 AM Here's a video for you: WUs8OZcSRjw I remember the feud between Marc Summers and Burt Reynolds. Boy Burt must've really had a bad day there. JamesG 08-07-2011, 12:16 PM The Reverend Jerry Falwell vs. HUSTLER's Larry Flynt It started back in 1983 when HUSTLER magazine made a parody of Jerry Falwell saying that his first sexual encounter was with his mother in an outhouse while drunk. Jerry Falwell sued Larry Flynt for libel, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The case went to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1988 ruling in Flynt's favor. However, in the years after the court case Flynt and Falwell remained on friendly terms despite their major differences of opinion and had a mutual respect for each other. After Falwell died Flynt said that he respected him because he believed that Falwell truly believed in what he was preaching. He felt that this was a guy who was not out to make a buck and not a Jimmy Swaggart-type. Falwell said that he had no ill feelings against Flynt and felt that some day Flynt will "come around" to find The Lord. JamesG 08-07-2011, 01:44 PM I remember the feud between Marc Summers and Burt Reynolds. Boy Burt must've really had a bad day there. I find it so funny now that Marc Summers, being severe OCD, was host of some of the messiest game shows around. I'm sure getting splashed with water and then pied by Reynolds was not pleasant for him at all. Bronson 08-07-2011, 05:33 PM Tom Cruise and Brooke Shields Rosie O'Donnell and Donald Trump Rosie O'Donnell and Elisabeth Hasselbeck Althought I suspect part of the reason was his image had taken a nose dive, I was happy that Tom Cruise apologized to Brooke Shields who did not deserve his attack. Bronson 08-07-2011, 05:41 PM The Reverend Jerry Falwell vs. HUSTLER's Larry Flynt It started back in 1983 when HUSTLER magazine made a parody of Jerry Falwell saying that his first sexual encounter was with his mother in an outhouse while drunk. Jerry Falwell sued Larry Flynt for libel, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The case went to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1988 ruling in Flynt's favor. However, in the years after the court case Flynt and Falwell remained on friendly terms despite their major differences of opinion and had a mutual respect for each other. After Falwell died Flynt said that he respected him because he believed that Falwell truly believed in what he was preaching. He felt that this was a guy who was not out to make a buck and not a Jimmy Swaggart-type. Falwell said that he had no ill feelings against Flynt and felt that some day Flynt will "come around" to find The Lord. Its nice when people can disagree and not be nasty to each other. Yes Falwell was genuine. JamesG 08-19-2011, 11:35 AM Another Current One: Anthony Bourdain vs. Paula Deen (Celebrity Cook Feud) XND9rSGzqzM factsoflife 08-20-2011, 05:54 PM Another Current One: Anthony Bourdain vs. Paula Deen (Celebrity Cook Feud) XND9rSGzqzM Wow, those drones on FOX news can't talk at all. catlover79 08-20-2011, 08:53 PM Its nice when people can disagree and not be nasty to each other. Yes Falwell was genuine. Agreed on both counts!!! catlover79 08-29-2011, 04:42 AM Larry Wilcox and Erik Estrada did not get along during the five seasons they worked together on CHiPs, and I remember reading that their strained relationship was one of the reasons why Mr. Wilcox left the show after its fifth season. (He also wanted to move on to other projects and felt the show had run its course - and he was right.) Here's an article that gives Mr. Wilcox's side of the story, and I'm just going to paste the part of the article that has to do with the feud: http://www.people.com/people/archive/article/0,,20076341,00.html April 28, 1980 Vol. 13 No. 17 Larry Wilcox Busses His New Bride, but 'chips' Co-Star Erik Estrada Gets a Kiss-Off By Bob Lardine When Larry Wilcox, 32, the boyish blond patrolman Jon Baker of CHiPs, NBC's Sunday night cycle drama, got married two weeks ago, there was, well, a cop-out. Erik Estrada, 31, the series' throttle-twisting heartthrob Ponch, was conspicuously missing at the swank Beverly Wilshire Hotel as cast and crew congratulated Larry and bride Hannie Strasser, 31, a onetime CHiPs assistant sound technician. "I gave it a lot of thought and decided not to invite him," says Wilcox of the feud that has made the CHiPs set at times more drama-laden than the program. "There's no point going around telling people Erik is my best chum," he confides, "because he's not and never will be. "After all," Larry continues, "Erik didn't invite me to his wedding four months ago nor to his recent birthday party. I wanted to show more class and invite him anyhow, but it went against my grain." At times the friction has grated so many gears that Wilcox worried it would show on TV, "like somebody trying to steal a scene, or snickering off-camera." Three years after the series—and the fighting—began, CHiPs has careened into the Nielsen Top 10, and the producers have become lavishly even-handed in pampering the stars. Though even Wilcox admits CHiPs' appeal is due primarily to Estrada's Latin-lover looks, both draw down the same $25,000 per episode. When Erik received a $100,000 white Rolls-Royce Corniche after his near-fatal accident on location last year, Larry got a black one. "CHiPs is Erik's vehicle, not mine," concedes Wilcox, who is now branching into everything from Love Boat to Love Tapes—a romantic ABC movie airing May 9. "Erik's the right man for the part." Larry, who was hired first, originally wanted another actor to play his motorcycle sidekick. "I thought it was asinine to pick someone just for being photogenic," Wilcox snipes of Estrada's selection from some 150 contenders. Worse, "You had two competitive actors needing to say, 'Hey, my talent's bigger than yours,' " adds Larry. "It was an ego problem. That first year we talked our problems over, sober and drunk. We'd get things squared away for a week or two, then the whole thing would start over." The tension did show signs of subsiding after Erik's dramatic Kawasaki header during filming last August. Wilcox, one of the first to reach the critically injured Estrada, remembers "holding his hand to minimize the shock and telling him, 'I really love you.' " Still, when Larry tried to visit Erik in the hospital, he wasn't among the close friends and family allowed in. In December, when Erik married 39-year-old Joyce Miller, Larry adds, "I told him, 'I hope this gives you the inner peace you need.' But I must admit I haven't seen a lot of changes. Erik still has a lot of pain in him. There are so many things that bother him, and sometimes people who are scared become mean." The 5'11", 175-pound Wilcox and his inch-shorter, 15-pounds-lighter co-star have never come to blows. "We're still sociable," Larry insists. "We say good morning and sometimes we even have lunch together. But I'm frustrated over the whole matter. Erik and I are just totally different human beings, and I can't get a good relationship going." I have read several articles and also heard on TV interviews from both men that they have settled their differences for the most part - no doubt time and age has mellowed them. They now talk several times a year, and of course they both participated in the TV reunion movie, CHiPs '99. Speaking of Erik Estrada, a current feud involves him and George Lopez: http://www.torontosun.com/2011/08/26/estrada-taunts-george-lopez-in-feud Estrada taunts George Lopez in feud TIM MOLLOY, TheWrap.com First posted: Friday, August 26, 2011 04:56 AM EDT Updated: Friday, August 26, 2011 05:08 AM EDT NEW YORK - Erik Estrada has no sympathy for George Lopez over the cancellation of his show. “His show was supposed to be canceled after the first season, but Conan O’Brien wanted to keep it on,” Estrada told Latina in an interview about competing on the Univision dance show “Mira Quien Baila!” He added: “There’s a lot of things people don’t know about this guy... For me to talk about this guy - I’m wasting my time. The law of God - the law of Karma, is on him right now. He is doomed.” Whoa. The two have feuded for years, Latina reports, with Lopez often taking shots at Estrada’s career in his stand-up act and Estrada saying he once confronted Lopez at a church carnival. The former “CHiPs” star said Lopez was afraid to fight him. TBS canceled Lopez’s show, “Lopez Tonight,” earlier this month. UMFaninMD 08-29-2011, 01:05 PM Speaking of CHiPs, I always thought Larry Wilcox was the better looking and better actor out of the two. Erik Estrada never did it for me. Larry Wilcox could both play nice and nasty while Erik always seemed to do nothing but the "Latin Lothario" type. To Erik's credit, I thought he was one of the more normal and sensible ones on VH1's The Surreal Life some years back! :lol: While I'm not sure this is going to blow over to a full-on feud, Three Non Blondes' lead singer Linda Perry didn't have a nice words for Katy Perry or her music, calling her the worst artist around right now: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2011/08/linda-perry-to-katy-perry-you-suck/ catlover79 08-29-2011, 09:31 PM Speaking of CHiPs, I always thought Larry Wilcox was the better looking and better actor out of the two. Erik Estrada never did it for me. That makes two of us!!! :wave: megamanj2004 08-30-2011, 07:39 PM The Lopez/Estrada beef has been around almost forever from the moment Lopez 1st met Erik Estrada and wanted to shake his hand and in turn Estrada snuffed him off. IMO, I could never stand Erik Estrada to begin with for hsi arrogant demeanor he carried. catlover79 08-30-2011, 09:17 PM The Lopez/Estrada beef has been around almost forever from the moment Lopez 1st met Erik Estrada and wanted to shake his hand and in turn Estrada snuffed him off. IMO, I could never stand Erik Estrada to begin with for hsi arrogant demeanor he carried. I think that's what turned Larry Wilcox off. While we're on the subject of Erik Estrada - he looked pretty good with that salt-and-pepper hair in CHiPs '99. Now he keeps dyeing it jet-black and it just looks ridiculous!!! :rolleyes: factsoflife 09-01-2011, 03:44 PM Cybill Shepherd vs. everybody. Cybill has a history of not getting along with her co-stars; the feud she had with "Moonlighting" co-star Bruce Willis is legendary, it apparently used to delay production of the show days to weeks and was a huge reason for the series premature cancellation, the other reason being ratings and lack of interest in the storyline. She also apparently feuded with "Cybill" co-star Christine Branaski, apparently Cybill was seething with jealousy when Christine; and not her won the Emmy, much like had happened with Bruce. megamanj2004 09-04-2011, 01:21 AM I think that's what turned Larry Wilcox off. While we're on the subject of Erik Estrada - he looked pretty good with that salt-and-pepper hair in CHiPs '99. Now he keeps dyeing it jet-black and it just looks ridiculous!!! :rolleyes: and then seeing him with what looks obviously like a full-frontal black hairpiece with the rest of his "dyed" hair (I remember seeing him on Hollywood Squares in early 2002 and on The Surreal Life) and seeing him adjusting his frontal hairpiece makes him look even more cheesy or as the Bald Outing Blog said: "The Top Cop of Cheesy!" :lol: UMFaninMD 09-04-2011, 11:01 AM Bob Barker vs. almost everyone on The Price is Right and Betty White In 1995, Holly Hallstrom was fired from TPIR. She claims Bob Barker had her axed due to weight gain, a side effect of medicine she was taking due to an illness she had at the time. She took her story to the media and Bob Barker sued her for slander. She countersued, and won a settlement ten years later. Dian Parkinson alleged that game show host Bob Barker had coerced her into having sex with him. She filed a lawsuit in 1994 charging sexual harassment. Barker denied the charges, claiming that she had actually seduced him, and he threatened to sue her for malicious prosecution. The case was dropped by Parkinson. Shane Stirling claims she was fired in 2006 after announcing her pregnancy. She says Bob Barker was the driving force behind the firing, and after she gave birth she returned to the show, only to be fired again because they "were going in a new direction." Bob claims she was let go because of concerns over her not being able to do her job while pregnant. It's also been alleged that Bob Barker was the force behind lessening announcer Rod Roddy's airtime because he was just as popular as Bob. The show's producers say it was because Rod's appearance had changed due to his cancer---and he was also holding out for more money. Prize administrator Debbie Curling quit after allegations Barker and other higher-ups were limiting the number of black contestants allowed on the show and that racist jokes were rampant on the set. Just before she was going to file a discrimination lawsuit, Barker announced his retirement. When Drew Carey took over hosting duties in 2008, Bob Barker publicly criticized him---but took it back after Drew didn't seem upset about it, saying "Bob Barker can say whatever he wants." Finally, there was an alleged feud between Barker and Betty White over placement of an elephant. The two got into a heated debate over Billy, an elephant at the Los Angeles Zoo who had overgrown his enclosure. Barker fought to relocate the elephant to a sanctuary in San Andreas. White, fought to keep the animal at the zoo in a bigger enclosure. White's side won the debate and Barker has labeled White as his "sworn enemy" ever since. Barker refused to show up at the Game Show Awards if White was going to be there, as she had been chosen to deliver a tribute to Mark Goodson. In the end, White made a pre-taped appearance and Barker showed up to accept his lifetime achievement award. factsoflife 09-04-2011, 02:16 PM Shannen Doherty and Aaron Spelling: She was fired from his "Beverly Hills, 90210" to unprofessional behavior, such as showing up late to set and causing friction with co-workers. She was given another chance by him when he cast her in "Charmed" but she was fired from that show as well after causing feuds on-set with co-star Alyssa Milano. catlover79 09-04-2011, 02:24 PM Wasn't there a big feud between Shannen Doherty and Jennie Garth as well? Mr. Television 09-04-2011, 04:08 PM Wasn't there a big feud between Shannen Doherty and Jennie Garth as well? Oh yea. That one was huge. It looks like they made up though. Shannen appeared with Jennie in the new version of 90210 a couple of years ago. catlover79 09-04-2011, 06:16 PM Oh yea. That one was huge. It looks like they made up though. Shannen appeared with Jennie in the new version of 90210 a couple of years ago. Yeah, at that time I think it was Shannen going at it (verbally) with Tori Spelling. Gee, was there ANYONE on the show that Shannen actually got along with? :eek: megamanj2004 09-06-2011, 06:50 PM Bob Barker vs. almost everyone on The Price is Right and Betty White In 1995, Holly Hallstrom was fired from TPIR. She claims Bob Barker had her axed due to weight gain, a side effect of medicine she was taking due to an illness she had at the time. She took her story to the media and Bob Barker sued her for slander. She countersued, and won a settlement ten years later. Dian Parkinson alleged that game show host Bob Barker had coerced her into having sex with him. She filed a lawsuit in 1994 charging sexual harassment. Barker denied the charges, claiming that she had actually seduced him, and he threatened to sue her for malicious prosecution. The case was dropped by Parkinson. Shane Stirling claims she was fired in 2006 after announcing her pregnancy. She says Bob Barker was the driving force behind the firing, and after she gave birth she returned to the show, only to be fired again because they "were going in a new direction." Bob claims she was let go because of concerns over her not being able to do her job while pregnant. It's also been alleged that Bob Barker was the force behind lessening announcer Rod Roddy's airtime because he was just as popular as Bob. The show's producers say it was because Rod's appearance had changed due to his cancer---and he was also holding out for more money. Prize administrator Debbie Curling quit after allegations Barker and other higher-ups were limiting the number of black contestants allowed on the show and that racist jokes were rampant on the set. Just before she was going to file a discrimination lawsuit, Barker announced his retirement. When Drew Carey took over hosting duties in 2008, Bob Barker publicly criticized him---but took it back after Drew didn't seem upset about it, saying "Bob Barker can say whatever he wants." Finally, there was an alleged feud between Barker and Betty White over placement of an elephant. The two got into a heated debate over Billy, an elephant at the Los Angeles Zoo who had overgrown his enclosure. Barker fought to relocate the elephant to a sanctuary in San Andreas. White, fought to keep the animal at the zoo in a bigger enclosure. White's side won the debate and Barker has labeled White as his "sworn enemy" ever since. Barker refused to show up at the Game Show Awards if White was going to be there, as she had been chosen to deliver a tribute to Mark Goodson. In the end, White made a pre-taped appearance and Barker showed up to accept his lifetime achievement award. Bob Barker is a horse's arse, IMO! He was also the guy who got longtime G-T director Marc Breslow fired the day he became EP. Barker also gotten some longtime production assistants (particularly Sharon Friem and Sherelle Paris) axed for refusing to testify on Barker's behalf. Barker was also the guy who gotten longtime Beauty Janice and Kathleen fired. There was mention of them getting retirement packages but didn't they too also got cut by Barker b/c of they wouldn't testify on Barker's behalf. Rod's screen time being cut was initially b/c of the 'supposed' policy by Fremantle of not having announcers beign shown on camera. But in reality, Barker used Fremantle to cover his dirty tracks by having Rod's screen time cut when Rod asked to be paid the same as the models and ol' Bob reniging on that idea. And the way he carried himself w/ Betty White sealed all my respect I have for him. And it was funny when GSN muted his taped segments on their 1st and (to date thus far) only Game Show Awards and not too many people applauded him. :lol: catlover79 09-06-2011, 06:54 PM ^ Wow, I never heard all of that. :eek: Good for Drew for taking the high road. :cool: factsoflife 09-06-2011, 11:18 PM Yeah, at that time I think it was Shannen going at it (verbally) with Tori Spelling. Gee, was there ANYONE on the show that Shannen actually got along with? :eek: Apparently, Shannen was just a bit of a diva on-set and was kind of a "mean girl", and would often play people off each other. It sounds like Jennie and her tried being friends at first but their personalities clashed because Shannen often acted unprofessionally. Tori and Shannen were close for awhile, but eventually the friendship ended. I've also heard that Shannen and Luke Perry did not get along for a long time as well. catlover79 09-06-2011, 11:23 PM ^ Yes, I've heard that Luke Perry much preferred working with Jennie Garth and pushed for a Dylan/Kelly pairing rather than the Dylan/Brenda pairing. I'm not sure if that's true or not, but it wouldn't surprise me if that was indeed the case. factsoflife 09-07-2011, 01:08 AM ^ Yes, I've heard that Luke Perry much preferred working with Jennie Garth and pushed for a Dylan/Kelly pairing rather than the Dylan/Brenda pairing. I'm not sure if that's true or not, but it wouldn't surprise me if that was indeed the case. I heard that Luke pretty much hated Shannen towards the end of her run, as her diva antics grew worse and worse. It seems most of the cast came to resent working with her, as she was out of control. Didn't I also read once that Shelley Long and Ted Danson couldn't stand each other either? Or am I wrong about that? catlover79 09-07-2011, 01:26 AM Didn't I also read once that Shelley Long and Ted Danson couldn't stand each other either? Or am I wrong about that? Nope, you're not wrong. Ted Danson went on the record saying there was no love lost between he and Shelley Long. I do think they've mended fences in recent years, however. factsoflife 09-07-2011, 10:09 AM Nope, you're not wrong. Ted Danson went on the record saying there was no love lost between he and Shelley Long. I do think they've mended fences in recent years, however. Okay thanks. Here's another one: Marla Gibbs and Jackee (Harry) apparently didn't get along too well on the set of "227". The issues became prominent when Jackee won the Emmy in 1987 and started to demand more airtime and a larger salary. This didn't sit well with Marla and a feud began. I hear they've since patched things up. Also, we all know about the issues Delta Burke had on the set of "Designing Women" catlover79 09-07-2011, 12:43 PM Yeah, Marla and Jackee even went on the road together to promote the DVD release of 227 a few years back. JamesG 09-08-2011, 02:44 PM Ryan and Tatum O'Neal On the reality show "Ryan and Tatum: The O'Neals" on Oprah's OWN network, the show followed Tatum moving home to Los Angeles to reconcile with her estranged father, Ryan. Ryan and Tatum were estranged for more than 25 years, Tatum alleged sexual abuse by a male friend of her father's and physical and emotional abuse from Ryan. Tatum said that the abuse from her father caused her to turn to drug use. The season finale of the show had a "happy ending" with the two reconciling but Ryan O'Neal has said that it was "just for television". "We only reconciled on the show. Not in life. In fact, we're further apart now than we were when we started the show. So thanks, Oprah, for all your help." megamanj2004 09-08-2011, 03:21 PM What about Brett Butler vs. all the producers and cast members? As with Roseanne on Roseanne and Cybil Shepard on Cybil, Brett Butler also had her show tainted w/ controversial feuds w/ cast and crew members during her time on Grace Under Fire. The 1st problem happened after the 1st season when every season Butler constantly fought w/ the creative team and eventually gotten creator/executive producer Chuck Lorre (yes, that Chuck Lorre who also had his recent battles w/ Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men) axed from his role as producer of the show, though he only stuck around as a comedy consultant. Now it's safe to say that Charlie Sheen wasn't the 1st and only person to have beef w/ Chuck Lorre now, huh? :lol: Then things gotten worse w/ her drug addiction problems. See a recurring pattern between Butler and Sheen here? Her attempts at drug treatments became so out of control especially druing the 4th season that Jon Paul Stuer's mother pulled him (who was 12 at the time) from the show when Brett alledgedly flashed her breasts at him and that led to Sam Horrigan taking over the role of Quentin and advancing the Quentin character's age to 16. Cast member Julie White also left the series because of Brett's drug problems. Once Lorre was booted from the series, he would later sue Carsey-Werner over profits. Things gotten even worse that the 5th season didn't even start until November and when Brett's behavior gotten so bad to the point of another relapse, production stalled again and ABC cancelled the show in February of 1998. megamanj2004 09-08-2011, 03:34 PM Here's another lawsuit thrown at the TPiR family, namely current EP Michael G. Richards and Adam Sandler (no, not the well-known actors) by another former TPiR model: http://tv.yahoo.com/blogs/yahoo-tv/model-sues-price-195642536.html catlover79 09-08-2011, 07:05 PM The season finale of the show had a "happy ending" with the two reconciling but Ryan O'Neal has said that it was "just for television". "We only reconciled on the show. Not in life. In fact, we're further apart now than we were when we started the show. So thanks, Oprah, for all your help." Then what's the point of airing it? That would be ACTING - not a "reality" show. :rolleyes: JamesG 09-09-2011, 08:26 PM Then what's the point of airing it? That would be ACTING - not a "reality" show. :rolleyes: lol, everyone knows by now that all these reality shows are not "real". The only way you can have a legit reality show is when the people on camera are not aware that they are being filmed. Mr. Television 09-09-2011, 08:34 PM What about Brett Butler vs. all the producers and cast members? As with Roseanne on Roseanne and Cybil Shepard on Cybil, Brett Butler also had her show tainted w/ controversial feuds w/ cast and crew members during her time on Grace Under Fire. The 1st problem happened after the 1st season when every season Butler constantly fought w/ the creative team and eventually gotten creator/executive producer Chuck Lorre (yes, that Chuck Lorre who also had his recent battles w/ Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men) axed from his role as producer of the show, though he only stuck around as a comedy consultant. Now it's safe to say that Charlie Sheen wasn't the 1st and only person to have beef w/ Chuck Lorre now, huh? :lol: Then things gotten worse w/ her drug addiction problems. See a recurring pattern between Butler and Sheen here? Her attempts at drug treatments became so out of control especially druing the 4th season that Jon Paul Stuer's mother pulled him (who was 12 at the time) from the show when Brett alledgedly flashed her breasts at him and that led to Sam Horrigan taking over the role of Quentin and advancing the Quentin character's age to 16. Cast member Julie White also left the series because of Brett's drug problems. Once Lorre was booted from the series, he would later sue Carsey-Werner over profits. Things gotten even worse that the 5th season didn't even start until November and when Brett's behavior gotten so bad to the point of another relapse, production stalled again and ABC cancelled the show in February of 1998. Grace Under Fire was a great show with a great cast and she completely ruined it. :ohno: catlover79 09-09-2011, 09:19 PM Grace Under Fire was a great show with a great cast and she completely ruined it. :ohno: It probably helps explain why she never got another long-running TV gig. Where is she now, anyway? catlover79 09-09-2011, 09:20 PM lol, everyone knows by now that all these reality shows are not "real". The only way you can have a legit reality show is when the people on camera are not aware that they are being filmed. True - and I'm using the term "acting" VERY loosely. :crazy: :lol: 70s show watcher 09-10-2011, 06:57 AM It probably helps explain why she never got another long-running TV gig. Where is she now, anyway?she was on my name is earl a few years ago but thats about it ajgenard 09-13-2011, 06:36 AM I can't believe nobody has mentioned Lucille Ball yet. She was VERY polarizing to people particularly later in her career. Just to name a few Joan Crawford (albeit she was a whack job to begin with), Richard Burton and Groucho Marx. Allegedly she was not beyond shamelessly humiliating anyone on set right in the middle of production. Imagine trying to be a stern buck-stops-here executive of Desilu as well as a lovable TV star at the same time. catlover79 09-13-2011, 10:49 AM Heck, even Lucy's own SON couldn't take her sometimes. He was quoted in some book (I don't recall which one) saying that after a hard day's work with a demanding boss other people could go somewhere and blow off steam. In his and Lucie's case, they had to go HOME with their demanding boss!!! :eek: JamesG 09-13-2011, 01:52 PM Director David Cronenberg recently revealed what went on between Patrick McGoohan and Jennifer O'Neill on the set of 1981's Scanners. He explained that McGoohan was a devout Catholic and he wasn't shy about expressing his beliefs to others, especially when he disagreed with their lifestyles. "He had extreme Catholic views about sexuality, which came onto the set. My leading lady... came to me incredibly distraught and said, 'Patrick said, 'Are you a whore? Are you a slut?' And he started to lay into her because she'd had, like, five husbands. That was Patrick, and those were the things I had to deal with as a relatively young director. He was probably the most difficult actor I ever worked with, though he gave a fantastic performance." At the time Jennifer O'Neill had been married 3 times. JamesG 09-17-2011, 03:55 AM Howard Stern has been very vocal about disliking Jay Leno. He has said things like: "He's never been funny." "He steals material, not just from me." "He's a crook / thief." "He's not even fit to scrub Conan's feet." |