Actors Who Hated Their On Screen Characters ─ TheTalko

Actors Who Hated Their Roles In Movies Or TV Shows That They Are Most Famous For.
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Some actors had to find out the hard way that starring in Blockbuster films isn't all it's cracked up to be. Despite landing gigs that furthered their careers, tons of actors still hate their breakthrough roles to this very day. Margot Robbie never expected that she would face so much backlash after starring as Harley Quinn in the 2016 movie "Suicide Squad." And Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan revealed that they weren't really fond of their roles in "Fifty Shades of Grey." While many of these roles would go on to make these actors household names, they secretly wish that they had never been cast into them. Viola Davis made waves when she played Maid Aibileen in "The Help." But years later, Viola would say that "The Help" was one of the many movies she regretted staring in. But she isn't the only A-list actor who bashed one of her past projects. Heck! Even Kate Winslet has her reservations when it comes to the 1997 movie "Titanic."

Despite all of their hard work, these celebrities had a hard time bonding with their characters, many of who they just couldn't see eye to eye with. Then there's Ryan Reynolds and Halle Berry, who were both hired to portray DC comic book characters, and lived to rue the day they accepted their roles. Find out which actors bashed their movies and admitted to hating their characters in this video from TheTalko. Once you're done watching, hit that subscribe button so you never miss another video.

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