9 Pairs Of Actors Who Are Considered Each Other's Lifelong Enemies

In 2021, Geena Davis made headlines for revealing a difficult working relationship with Bill Murray during the filming of 'Quick Change' in 1990. Davis detailed instances of Murray's abusive behavior on set in her memoir, 'Dying of Politeness.'

In a recent interview with Kara Swisher, Davis shared an incident from the first day of shooting, involving a scene with many extras in Manhattan. While in costume, the assistant director instructed her to wait, having received permission from the costume department.

During the audition for "Superbad," Jonah Hill immediately disliked Christopher Mintz-Plasse, as revealed by writer Seth Rogen. Mintz-Plasse's caustic and insulting improvisations further fueled the tension. Despite Hill expressing his dislike and reluctance to work together, producer Judd Apatow saw it as a perfect fit, believing that the irritation between them would enhance the film. McLovin's character, played by Mintz-Plasse, became a crucial element in the movie's success and its journey to becoming a classic.

Julia Roberts and Nick Nolte faced notable turbulence while filming "I Love Trouble" in 1994. Roberts openly expressed her dislike for Nolte, describing their dynamic as challenging and acknowledging mutual irritation. When asked about Nolte's behavior, Roberts commented on his charm but also labeled him as "completely disgusting" and someone who seemed to intentionally repel people.

Jensen Ackles revealed on the podcast 'Inside of You,' that working with Jessica Alba on 'Dark Angel' was challenging. Despite both being newcomers, Alba, in the lead role, reportedly added tension to the set due to a rocky relationship with a co-star. Ackles described Alba's behavior towards him as akin to sibling bickering, attributing it to his newness and perceived role as 'window dressing’.

Alexa Nikolas voiced her disagreement with Jamie Lynn Spears' new memoir on Instagram, suggesting that Spears might be mistaken in her recollections. Nikolas, who left the Nickelodeon show after Season 2, expressed her belief that certain aspects of Spears' narrative, particularly related to their interactions, were not accurate and hinted at past bullying.

Vin Diesel acknowledged the well-known feud with Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson during the 'Fast and Furious' films, attributing it to his 'tough love' approach in pushing Johnson to deliver a challenging performance as Hobbs. Diesel, also a producer, explained that he aimed to reshape Johnson's wrestling image into an unfamiliar cinematic character, leading to their noted tension.