Milton Berle was cursing my mother in a public setting. She stopped him in his tirade by harshly telling him, "Don't speak to me the way that you speak to your mother!" He quieted down quickly. 😂
I met Kiefer Sutherland on the set of “To End All Wars”…….super nice guy my husband worked background and said Kiefer never got mad at anyone but himself if a scene was messed up. He would play chess with the Background actors during breaks. Awesome guy! ❤
I remember Milton Berle from his tv show in the early 1950’s when I was a little kid. I hated him - he seemed like a real a**hole but my father loved him. So we watched him.
Pharonic inbreeding also called incest therefore the cutting of foreskin as a covenant between Yaweh and God's chosen people must never again engage in the forbidden love of incest between mother and son. Oddly enough the Greeks still practice the Oedipus Rex and their gods don't give a flying fuk
I was a kid in the ‘50’s and ‘60’s. Milton Berle was often on TV during those years. Granted, much of his humor was adult in nature and over my head. But it was his leering expressions and snide remarks that gave me the creeps. I often wondered how adults could find Berle funny.
It was the early days of television, when the medium was still finding itself. However, that has come full circle as television has become overrun with no talent slops.
A Friend of mine worked at some of the hotels in Vegas. He says Frank Sinatra was the best celebrity he knew -- you could stop him in the hallway and ask a question and he would have a friendly conversation with you. Respected everyone and tipped well. Totally class act.
He also could be a jerk on occasion, but it was unusual. There’s a good Documentary about his life in Palm Springs. One time, he threw a plate of spaghetti on a wall in one of the local restaurants. But, in general he was awesome to everyone around him. A fighter for civil rights and generous to a fault. If you were in his house and admired one of his paintings, he’d take it off the wall and give it to you. His friends would avoid these kinds of interactions. It’s a shame that he left Palm Springs for Beverly Hills. He regretted that for the rest of his life.
Some of the these people on the list shock me, but at the same time, they do say ' Don't meet your heros!' I understand a responsibility to your fan base. As a kid, I'd probably be devastated if Lucille Ball, Faye Dunaway, or even Wesley Snipes treated me rudely but as an older adult, I'd have my shield up and active not expecting anything from said people. We also have to remember they are actors, the best of the best , and there's no guarantee they'll be awesome upon meeting!!😅
My mother catered an event that Sinatra attended after he finished his meal he went to the kitchen and spoke with my mom for about a half hour she was a huge fan and never forgot it
They should have added Diane Ross. I met her at the Flip Wilson Show. Being a teenager I asked for her autograph and she bit my head off!! Lilly Tomlin was the complete opposite...very sweet and friendly!!
@@ralphsiwundhla2232 Today, *"MISS ROSS"* would wish for someone to ask for her autograph. Celebs are THE oddest creatures! They go to amazing lengths to achieve the fame they have, and then cut down those who brought them that stardom. Joan Crawford, at least got it right. *"You expect me to ignore my fans? They are life and death to me, baby! They're the ones who really made me!"* (Mommie Dearest). Thankfully, there are celebs who appreciate that point. Author Stephen King appreciates his readers. He's a really personable guy, too, for someone who spent his career getting readers to empty our bladders into our undies, when things got seriously freaky!
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My friend, who shall remain anonymous, was fostered by Diana Ross and lived with hey in New York. He describes her a woman with a huge heart and matching temper. Sorry you witnessed the latter.
NONE of those old school comedians, except Jerry Lewis, Rodney Dangerfield & Peter Sellers were. George Burns? NOPE! Jack Benny? cringe. Groucho Marx? UGH! Bob Hope? Stop hoping and start wishing!
@@maryrosekent8223 when my aunt took my cousin and I to see smokey and the bandit, we walked into the theater showing a closeup of clouds in the sky and the george burns said *"hello, this is god"* so I immediately dropped to my knees and started kowtowing to the screen. my cousin though THAT was hysterical... not so much my aunt who had a conniption
Almost everyone who spent time with Milton Berle said he was horribly racist and sexist and he got worse as he aged. He was not fun to be around or work with by the end of his career. By all accounts Meg Ryan was a genuinely nice person who slowly degraded as Hollywood wore her down and abused her.
There's a great moment when SCTV won an Emmy Award in 1982, and as Joe Flaherty is trying to thank people, Berle is being condescending and, as always, unfunny, and at one point Joe says, sorry Uncle Milty, go to sleep. RIP to Pittsburgh's own Joe Flaherty.
Meg Ryan really doesn't belong here. She was always well-liked on sets, and as far as "Proof of Life," her marriage to Quaid was over for years -- his substance abuse and alleged affairs were an open secret throughout the industry for years. Her fling with Crowe was her finally ending the marriage on her terms. Jim Carrey, Julia Roberts, and J. Lo's behaviors were much more legendary. Also, it's amusing that your narrator "speaks" "asterisk" and also mispronounces some names. You also include a lot of incorrect footage of actors not under discussion (Fred Astaire under Gene Kelly, Susan Sarandon under Faye Dunaway, etc.). And how can you discuss Roman Polanski being "wronged" so much without discussing his conviction as an actual sex offender upon a child?
The iconic remark, "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?" And, "YOU DON'T KNIW WHO YOU'RE TALKING TO!" Often accompanies narcissistic meglomaniacal personality change. I wouldn't last long in Hollywood. Don't take nonsense off anyone.
It makes you wonder, were they jerks BEFORE becoming famous and the fame amplified it? Or did fame make them jaded and unfeeling? Inquiring minds want to know. 😊
@0:21 That first picture of "Alfred Hitchcock" is Anthony Hopkins, who portrayed Hitch in a movie made in 2012, and @0:06 the narrator calls Alfred Hitchcock, a movie "star", really? Well, he certainly was a "star" director. He directed 53 films, and made cameos in about 40 of those films, usually at the very beginning of the picture.
Absolutely!(and pix of Susan Sarandon in the Faye Dunaway sequence!) I really wish someone would check these things before exposing them to the public!
One of the nastiest I encountered was Jerry Lewis... He came to an organization I was a part of where all he did was make cruel comments about old people who adored him... Then he laughed later making fun of them for eating it up... He also had his telethon after he abandoned his disabled child... We were all warned about him but you have no idea... When he passed my friend who is a comedian said: I hope none of you are grieving for Jerry Lewis...
Jerry Lewis did not have a disabled child. And Jerry had his ways, just like Sinatra, but he was a genuinely a kind human being. He was also like Sinatra in that if you complimented anything he had, you would have the very same thing the next day. In fact Sinatra called in him if he had any kind of charity work he wanted to do. But people always remember the bad.
Don't know about Connery. I met someone who had been on a transatlantic flight sitting next to Connery the entire trip. He claimed that Connery was a most down to earth pleasant fellow traveller who interacted with him the entire trip. They were just human.
I am in the Limousine business, and I can tell you many of these people are complete monsters. Bette Midler the meanest I have ever had the displeasure to drive
Who was the nicest you drove? I worked in Hollywood 35 yrs and the nicest I ever met were Lorne Green and Henry Winkler. The person most hated by fellow workers (including stars\actors) was- Danny Kaye.
The robotic narration is hilarious when we get to Errol Flynn's movies: his first hit was "Asterisk Captain Blood Asterisk." Ha ha ha! (I don't know who would put asterisks around a movie title, but they sure as hell shouldn't be read out loud.) Who is the guy in the baseball cap who randomly appears while you're talking about William Frawley (7:16)? Also, it's funny that the robot calls Desi Arnez "Daisy." Your video wouldn't seem so stupid if you had a human narrator.
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@@LincolnJamesHeathrowIII If you're talking about homosexuality, science and society now recognize that there is nothing "sideways" or wrong about it. All through the history of human life, a pretty reliable 10% of us have shown a genetic predisposition for homosexuality, and it is classified as normal as one among many human traits. Please join the rest of us here in the 21st century.
@@lazur1 Yes. What was he complaining about? If he went on a tirade because some of the ice in the bucket was melting then yes, what a jerk. If it was because his room smelled like cigarettes and had dirty sheets and the hotel hemmed and hawed about correcting it, then that's something else.
@@BrianRoberson-k7g We’ll never know, but from personal experience, I can say that it doesn’t need to be as drastic as you described. I expect a customer right in front a staff member to take precedence over phone calls & other duties. When this isn’t handled that way, or not in a courteous way, the customer has every right to be irritated, & show it.
I could tell my the easy Will Smith was talking about him when they worked together, like he was a complete miserable sourpuss. Like life ain't this bad...
@Mehki227 that could be just working with Will Smith lol. But yeah I heard so many stories about him from fans who met him. I think there's one or 2 good stories but rest are he's just ignorant
Uncle Milty was over rated, and likley over paid. I never found Milty funny at all, he was a bit shallow with a timing that was just a beat or so off, and predictably so. The one I found disappointing was Gene Kelly. I always loved him live and on the screen; really too bad.
Puhleeze. It's all a lie. I'm sure Hitchcock would have loved to see that in print, but he wasn't that stupid. Hedron successfully avoided his many clumsy advances, but it wasn't pleasant for her .
I was a production assistant for a game show pilot and Milton Berle was a guest. He could have not been nicer. He was funny and treated everyone with kindness.
That does not surprise me. It was only weeks after it came out in the press what a vile person she was, that I visited an elementary school that had posters with phrases like "Roseanne says... " And I thought oh that will not age well.
@@DebraWilliams-z7e I heard that Hedren made a lot of this up to sell her book/interviews. She could have walked away if it was that bad but fame is a drug and she wanted to be a star. The man is not around to defend himself so....
Milton Berle got Jackie Gleason famous. Gleason would listen to Berele's jokes on radio and go do jokes at local clubs. Berle went to the town Gleason was living. He went to a venue there and requested to do a show in the club. He did a jokes for audition. The owner of the place told Berle that he heard the jokes already. A kid was here last night doing the same jokes
Frawley & Vance's "on-screen chemistry" was that of an irritable couple bickering all the time. It was enhanced by the fact that they truly disliked each other.
The shark who played jaws in the film jaws kept biting everyone during lunch breaks. What a complete asterix. You would think someone would have put that asterixing asterix in his place. Just because you got fins and big teeth doesn't give you the right to be an asterixing bully.
Yes. The director assured him that while performing the scene where he gets exploded, those oxygen tanks were fake and that his stunt double would be the one exploding in that scene. But they lied. Everyone in the cast and crew hated that guy and his demise was a welcome relief to all.😂
What was considered funny back in the day wouldn't even get a grin today. I've seen some of the old comedy routines where people are laughing their heads off and it's not funny.
There's a TH-cam bit by "Vsauce" where he reads some jokes from a collection in a book from 1907. It's unbelievable and scary how much and how fast we've changed.
If your talking about television much of the time "canned laughter" was used. Laughter would be edited in to make you understand that was supposed to be funny. Makes you wonder why they just didn't do funnier stuff but now I'm being snarky💖
@@BigMama61Laurel & Hardy were just silly enough for fans that laughed at slapstick but dry & subtle enough for others. Stan Laurel was absolutely brilliant.
So what? He's still a great director. I love people who judge behavior from 50-60 years ago. 50 years from now, your great grandchildren will be judging you.
I know what you mean. I had a boss years ago who was the meanest person I ever met. She threatened to throw me out of the fourth floor window because the mashed potatoes she asked me to grab from the cafeteria had gravy on them & she ate them & the gravy made her ill. She then ordered me to clean the toilet in our lavatory so she could vomit & she made some wretching noises and then told me to clean it again because without her, I'd be homeless & hungry.
As a small child, Berle's show wasn't on TV anymore, but whenever he did a cameo or interview, he repulsed me. Years later l learned what a mean POS he was, according to those who had outlived him. Never liked Wm. Frawley either. Kids are good at sensing creeps.
As far as NICEST celebrities go…I was an assistant to Lance Henricksen for 2 weeks,and he was absolutely the COOLEST person I have ever met! We went to a coffee shop in town,and he signed autographs and took pictures with anyone who asked. He taught me a LOT about acting,and we smoked a TON of cigarettes while he was on a filming break,or just took time off to chat. He even gave me his personal phone number,and said to call if I needed anything.
Also…. Alec Baldwin, Bette Davis, Charlie Sheen, Mariah Carey, Bill Nye, Diana Ross, William Shatner, Jodie Foster, Tiger Woods, Ellen DeGeneres, Harrison Ford, Wanda Sykes, George Carlin, Melissa McCarthy, Phil McGraw, Meredith Baxter, Will Smith, Chevy Chase, Jamie Foxx, Seth MacFarlane, Patton Oswalt, Shia LaBeouf, Russel Crowe, Seth Rogan, Mike Myers, Bill Skarsgard, and Michael Keaton. Too easy.
Chaplin wasn't any different when it came to liking younger ladies. It was actually common back then. Chaplin was done wrong by the same mentality of Hollywood today. They raise you up to tear you down when something new comes along...the government did him worse. You couldn't have a difference pf option on war/wars...just look at all there's been....and how being against it causes hatred
I was a television reporter for many years and interviewed scores of celebrities. 95% of them were kind, gracious and patient. Some outstanding examples were Joan Baez, Jack Klugman, Al Hirschfeld, Ray Davies, Robert Redford, Leonard Nimoy, Bryan Cranston, David Bowie, and yes, Alice Cooper. There were a few sourpusses and mean jerks - the absolute WORST of whom was Gillian Anderson - but they were few and far between. The vast majority of these folks know how lucky they are. They all knew people back in the day who were better looking, more versatile, and more talented than they were who today are selling vinyl siding in Paducah.
Errol Flynn was not a “jerk” to the people he worked with and his fans , he was a hard living and fun loving man , who’s lifestyle finally caught up with him
My father got to meet Mr. Flynn when he visited troops overseas during WW ii. He was described as a "good man." I do not think my dad would agree with Flynn being called arrogant or a jerk.
I have a lot of respect for health care professionals , army , fire brigade , and any job that involves saving lives ……be it human or animals . Actors and actresses ……. They’re just glorified puppets for the screen . They’re just a number - just entertainers. They are used as puppets , to bring to life the imagination of a story writer or a director . Nothing more . You don’t take them seriously. That’s not a real job . When they’re sick , they run to the doctor . But when a doctor is sick , they do not run to an actor . If doctors or any essential services workers go on a strike , there will be chaos . But when actors go on strike ……..no one cares . Therefore actors and actresses are dispensable and replaceable .
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Considering how corrupt and vial the entertainment business actually is it is really a miracle that people survive it… . As for actors being jerks, well that’s “Show BUSINESS”! 😂🤣😅
@@grl9917 They may not have cared, but he always left them with a story. Milton famously (or infamously) asked random members of the cast if they wanted to see it.)
If Hitchcook's personality was part of what it took to make the films he made, so be it. The only reason he wasn't charged for any of his crimes is because his victims valued their fame & fortune more than justice.
Milton Berle was a Stage-Mothered Child Prodigy in Vaudeville, rewarded for being a smart mouthed brat. The attitude still worked as an adult in the new medium of Television, where he could upstage and steal scenes to the delight of the audience. Only in his later years with the youth of the day, would he schtick backfire. As Eddy Murphy later put it when talking of himself, "When you are young people think you are irreverent, if you keep doing it when you are older, people just think you are an asshole." Milton Berle was a pioneer of Live Television, but SNL was the hip young re-birth of Live Television. New rules.
I don't understand why directors still work with these a-holes. Everyone is replaceable. There are thousands of good happy people who would be thrilled to take their place. Actors have one of the greatest jobs on earth, and most are well paid. There is absolutely no reason to treat people like dirt because they aren't rich and/or famous.
You forgot W.C. Fields who hated working with children ( Baby LeRoy) and other children. Yes he had issues with alcoholism, which eventually took his life. In an interview W.C.said " children should be properly cooked" also despite all that was shown what could be worse than Jerry Lewis who disinherited his first family. In watching his show in 1957 Jerry is seen with Gary on his lap singing "Sonny Boy" the same way Danny( Jerry's Father) did with him. Anyway the point im making here is while singing the song with Gary on Jerry's lap you can see Jerry mouth " he's mine) in 1966 while a guest on Password he talks about love being built into the relationship. Now that none of them are kids anymore, all of that goes out the window. Animosity breaks out between Jerry's first wife and his only way to let out his anger was to disinherit his own family. VERY SAD ENDING. The mother (Patti) had to go to the grave with that!! You know with each actor or actress not getting along with their co- star or director makes this so trivial. At the end every goes home a jerk or hard to get along with, but just think a family disinherited that everyone has to live with that decision.
@@nealgordon3712There's a movie on TH-cam with Rod Steiger, W.C. Fields and me. I THINK it was a made for t.v. movie, but the language was pretty salty for a t.v. movie.
I think it's unfortunate and unfair to the celebrity when we automatically think they are exactly as the character they portray in a movie or a tv series. In Lucille Ball's case from the many things I have read, she was the total opposite
Milton Berle was cursing my mother in a public setting.
She stopped him in his tirade by harshly telling him, "Don't speak to me the way that you speak to your mother!"
He quieted down quickly. 😂
@@Plant-a-fist I think he was a big douche.
Brava.
Might have feared your mom would tell on him 😅
Elaborate on the story please. Tell us more.
I met Kiefer Sutherland on the set of “To End All Wars”…….super nice guy my husband worked background and said Kiefer never got mad at anyone but himself if a scene was messed up. He would play chess with the Background actors during breaks. Awesome guy! ❤
Background actors?
The stories about Milton Berle and Frank Fay add even more depth to this list, revealing how fame can sometimes bring out the worst in people.
Or the worst people become stars. 😮
I remember Milton Berle from his tv show in the early 1950’s when I was a little kid. I hated him - he seemed like a real a**hole but my father loved him. So we watched him.
Pharonic inbreeding also called incest therefore the cutting of foreskin as a covenant between Yaweh and God's chosen people must never again engage in the forbidden love of incest between mother and son. Oddly enough the Greeks still practice the Oedipus Rex and their gods don't give a flying fuk
@@donnatritz7865 GAG🤢 He was NOT funny. I have no idea how anyone could be entertained by the old fart. He never made me laugh even once.🤷🏼♀
I’ll never understand how “Uncle Milty” became such a big star. I grew up watching him and always thought he was a no talent slob.
I was a kid in the ‘50’s and ‘60’s. Milton Berle was often on TV during those years. Granted, much of his humor was adult in nature and over my head. But it was his leering expressions and snide remarks that gave me the creeps. I often wondered how adults could find Berle funny.
I think it had much to do with innately working the television system. He was really unappealing, but knew how to play to the audience of the day
31:00 OMG is he standing next to Vladimir Putin ?
It was the early days of television, when the medium was still finding itself. However, that has come full circle as television has become overrun with no talent slops.
@oldcop18 ~ I couldn't agree more. He's one of the most unappealing people I've ever seen.
Lucille Ball was so obnoxious an airline TWA banned her sent a letter telling her they didn't want her business
A Friend of mine worked at some of the hotels in Vegas.
He says Frank Sinatra was the best celebrity he knew -- you could stop him in the hallway and ask a question and he would have a friendly conversation with you. Respected everyone and tipped well.
Totally class act.
I believe it.
Good to hear.😊
He also could be a jerk on occasion, but it was unusual. There’s a good Documentary about his life in Palm Springs. One time, he threw a plate of spaghetti on a wall in one of the local restaurants. But, in general he was awesome to everyone around him. A fighter for civil rights and generous to a fault. If you were in his house and admired one of his paintings, he’d take it off the wall and give it to you. His friends would avoid these kinds of interactions. It’s a shame that he left Palm Springs for Beverly Hills. He regretted that for the rest of his life.
Some of the these people on the list shock me, but at the same time, they do say ' Don't meet your heros!'
I understand a responsibility to your fan base. As a kid, I'd probably be devastated if Lucille Ball, Faye Dunaway, or even Wesley Snipes treated me rudely but as an older adult, I'd have my shield up and active not expecting anything from said people. We also have to remember they are actors, the best of the best , and there's no guarantee they'll be awesome upon meeting!!😅
My mother catered an event that Sinatra attended after he finished his meal he went to the kitchen and spoke with my mom for about
a half hour she was a huge fan and never forgot it
Milton Berle looks exactly like the JOKER when he smiles...😂
It matched his psychotic attitude like the Joker. 😊
The Joker is offended!👍👍
They should have added Diane Ross. I met her at the Flip Wilson Show. Being a teenager I asked for her autograph and she bit my head off!! Lilly Tomlin was the complete opposite...very sweet and friendly!!
@@ralphsiwundhla2232 Today, *"MISS ROSS"* would wish for someone to ask for her autograph. Celebs are THE oddest creatures! They go to amazing lengths to achieve the fame they have, and then cut down those who brought them that stardom.
Joan Crawford, at least got it right. *"You expect me to ignore my fans? They are life and death to me, baby! They're the ones who really made me!"* (Mommie Dearest).
Thankfully, there are celebs who appreciate that point. Author Stephen King appreciates his readers. He's a really personable guy, too, for someone who spent his career getting readers to empty our bladders into our undies, when things got seriously freaky!
Ross was too full of herself to have any remaining talent.
@@ralphsiwundhla2232 And Lily Tomlin was awesome in 9 to 5 !!
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*Gina LoLLoBridgeda( 95) , Katharine Hepburn (96), Bet White (99), OLivia Havil Land (104)!!!*
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My friend, who shall remain anonymous, was fostered by Diana Ross and lived with hey in New York. He describes her a woman with a huge heart and matching temper. Sorry you witnessed the latter.
I never thought Milton Berle was funny.
NONE of those old school comedians, except Jerry Lewis, Rodney Dangerfield & Peter Sellers were. George Burns? NOPE! Jack Benny? cringe. Groucho Marx? UGH! Bob Hope? Stop hoping and start wishing!
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I concur with Peter Sellers plus I liked George Burns.
I agree .
Nothing at all funny about him .
@@maryrosekent8223 when my aunt took my cousin and I to see smokey and the bandit, we walked into the theater showing a closeup of clouds in the sky and the george burns said *"hello, this is god"* so I immediately dropped to my knees and started kowtowing to the screen. my cousin though THAT was hysterical... not so much my aunt who had a conniption
Me too neither
Almost everyone who spent time with Milton Berle said he was horribly racist and sexist and he got worse as he aged. He was not fun to be around or work with by the end of his career.
By all accounts Meg Ryan was a genuinely nice person who slowly degraded as Hollywood wore her down and abused her.
There's a great moment when SCTV won an Emmy Award in 1982, and as Joe Flaherty is trying to thank people, Berle is being condescending and, as always, unfunny, and at one point Joe says, sorry Uncle Milty, go to sleep. RIP to Pittsburgh's own Joe Flaherty.
Lotta' great graduates from SCTV!
SCTV was steak
SNL is a McDonald's cheeseburger
I didn’t know he passed away!
@@Ira88881 pretty recently
@@TZ61 Great in One Crazy Summer.
"Asterisk, asterisk, asterisk" ?! Where have all the humans gone?!
I never saw Flynn's Big Film hit Asterisk- Asterisk. Guess I'll have to wait for one of those TBS celebratory film fests.🤔
@@LesterMoore “Asterisk, Asterisk,” a film so nice, they named it twice.
Oh for heavens sake totally!!
Where have all the humans gone? Long time passing.
@KameraShy Gone to asterisk heaven everyone. When will they ever learn?🤔
Meg Ryan really doesn't belong here. She was always well-liked on sets, and as far as "Proof of Life," her marriage to Quaid was over for years -- his substance abuse and alleged affairs were an open secret throughout the industry for years. Her fling with Crowe was her finally ending the marriage on her terms. Jim Carrey, Julia Roberts, and J. Lo's behaviors were much more legendary. Also, it's amusing that your narrator "speaks" "asterisk" and also mispronounces some names. You also include a lot of incorrect footage of actors not under discussion (Fred Astaire under Gene Kelly, Susan Sarandon under Faye Dunaway, etc.). And how can you discuss Roman Polanski being "wronged" so much without discussing his conviction as an actual sex offender upon a child?
A-l!
This video is moronic
I've said the same thing about Dennis Quaid. He was screwing around on her.He went back to drinking.
Thats what you get when you write and read your script with ElevenLab or somesuch.
fame can sometimes bring out the worst in people.
The iconic remark, "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?" And, "YOU DON'T KNIW WHO YOU'RE TALKING TO!" Often accompanies narcissistic meglomaniacal personality change.
I wouldn't last long in Hollywood. Don't take nonsense off anyone.
It makes you wonder, were they jerks BEFORE becoming famous and the fame amplified it? Or did fame make them jaded and unfeeling? Inquiring minds want to know. 😊
That also goes for Earthquakes😅
@@vhagertyI think that narcissists are drawn to show business, where they can get lots of attention, and have people cater to them.
When I worked for Harrahs in Reno, Nevada, the employees were unanimous in selecting Andy Griifin as the biggest jerk.
I believe it. He was a cheater and other than his character on The Old Andy Griffith show, he have me the creeps.
That's not his name. It's Griffith. If you don't know his name how can we believe what you're saying?
Griffith. He was known to be a jetk years ago when he visited northwest arkansas.
You mean Andy "Griffith"?
@0:21 That first picture of "Alfred Hitchcock" is Anthony Hopkins, who portrayed Hitch in a movie made in 2012, and @0:06 the narrator calls Alfred Hitchcock, a movie "star", really? Well, he certainly was a "star" director. He directed 53 films, and made cameos in about 40 of those films, usually at the very beginning of the picture.
Absolutely!(and pix of Susan Sarandon in the Faye Dunaway sequence!) I really wish someone would check these things before exposing them to the public!
I do not like some of these people, but -MORE- I hate whoever wrote this “reporting” and fake warm and reasonable voice.
@@johnlang1933After his death a You Tuner made a video tribute to Burt Reynolds, using pictures of Marlon Brando.
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@@johnlang1933wish we could give a rating or grade this!!!
I never thought Berle was funny either. I did think he was kinda creepy though.
Same here. I don’t know why…. I’ve just never thought he was funny.
Same as Don Rickles or however you spell it, not funny at all!
Berle's longtime nickname in The Business; ' The Thief of Badgags.'
The THIEF OF BAGDADS!!
My dyslexia keeps reading that as an aladdin reference - Bagdad.
One of the nastiest I encountered was Jerry Lewis... He came to an organization I was a part of where all he did was make cruel comments about old people who adored him... Then he laughed later making fun of them for eating it up... He also had his telethon after he abandoned his disabled child... We were all warned about him but you have no idea... When he passed my friend who is a comedian said: I hope none of you are grieving for Jerry Lewis...
See his TH-cam video. He was a total asshole to the interviewer.
I still can't picture Frank Fay and Stanwyck together. Odd couple.
Jerry Lewis did not have a disabled child.
Jerry Lewis did not have a disabled child. And Jerry had his ways, just like Sinatra, but he was a genuinely a kind human being. He was also like Sinatra in that if you complimented anything he had, you would have the very same thing the next day. In fact Sinatra called in him if he had any kind of charity work he wanted to do. But people always remember the bad.
We really don't know the real celebrity as the are acting
I think Elizabeth was spoiled brat,but sometimes beauty comes with pure sweetness
Don't know about Connery. I met someone who had been on a transatlantic flight sitting next to Connery the entire trip. He claimed that Connery was a most down to earth pleasant fellow traveller who interacted with him the entire trip. They were just human.
I am in the Limousine business, and I can tell you many of these people are complete monsters. Bette Midler the meanest I have ever had the displeasure to drive
Who was the nicest you drove? I worked in Hollywood 35 yrs and the nicest I ever met were Lorne Green and Henry Winkler. The person most hated by fellow workers (including stars\actors) was- Danny Kaye.
I wondered about her behind the scenes. I can see that.
@@mikeyloreneDanny Kaye??? 😮 😢
@@Jake-Drakeright? I loved him as a kid!
In what way was she mean?
The robotic narration is hilarious when we get to Errol Flynn's movies: his first hit was "Asterisk Captain Blood Asterisk." Ha ha ha! (I don't know who would put asterisks around a movie title, but they sure as hell shouldn't be read out loud.)
Who is the guy in the baseball cap who randomly appears while you're talking about William Frawley (7:16)?
Also, it's funny that the robot calls Desi Arnez "Daisy." Your video wouldn't seem so stupid if you had a human narrator.
It's a BOT. Welcome to the Internet.
And Steven Sea gull...
Joe Biden reading a teleprompter
@@brian-lv
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No, but it _explains_ it.
But Steve McQueen was sideways. He loved men... look it up
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no it doesnt.....99.9% of people that suffer similar abuse do not live their lives as jerks
@@LincolnJamesHeathrowIII If you're talking about homosexuality, science and society now recognize that there is nothing "sideways" or wrong about it. All through the history of human life, a pretty reliable 10% of us have shown a genetic predisposition for homosexuality, and it is classified as normal as one among many human traits. Please join the rest of us here in the 21st century.
If you dig deep enough, almost all male Hollywood stars did their time bent over the "casting couch." Sad but true.
I met Gene Kelly. He was staying at the hotel where I was employed. He was rude and difficult. He treated the service employees with complete contempt
How unfortunate and disappointing 😔
Too bad we'll never hear Gene's side of the story.
@@lazur1 Yes. What was he complaining about? If he went on a tirade because some of the ice in the bucket was melting then yes, what a jerk. If it was because his room smelled like cigarettes and had dirty sheets and the hotel hemmed and hawed about correcting it, then that's something else.
What were his complaints?
@@BrianRoberson-k7g We’ll never know, but from personal experience, I can say that it doesn’t need to be as drastic as you described. I expect a customer right in front a staff member to take precedence over phone calls & other duties. When this isn’t handled that way, or not in a courteous way, the customer has every right to be irritated, & show it.
Oprah Winfrey is exactly the opposite of what she portrays. If you see her on the street run, don't walk.
I was an extra in Back Roads. Tommy Lee Jones is rude, obnoxious.
And those are his good points.
He's hateful for sure ❤
I could tell my the easy Will Smith was talking about him when they worked together, like he was a complete miserable sourpuss. Like life ain't this bad...
@Mehki227 that could be just working with Will Smith lol. But yeah I heard so many stories about him from fans who met him. I think there's one or 2 good stories but rest are he's just ignorant
Uncle Milty was over rated, and likley over paid. I never found Milty funny at all, he was a bit shallow with a timing that was just a beat or so off, and predictably so. The one I found disappointing was Gene Kelly. I always loved him live and on the screen; really too bad.
Uncle Milty? This is not a surprise. Never could stand the guy.
Always thought he was a jerk. Never thought anything he did was funny or entertaining. But then I never got Bob Hope either.
Asterisk Get real people to read this Asterisk
*HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Read by a computer.
We're too expensive. Get used to it.
Up your butt
Thank you!! Came here to say the same!!😂
Hitchcock put it in Hedron's contract that she had to be sexually available to him? I don't think they put that kind of thing in writing.
furthermore, she signed it?
Puhleeze. It's all a lie. I'm sure Hitchcock would have loved to see that in print, but he wasn't that stupid. Hedron successfully avoided his many clumsy advances, but it wasn't pleasant for her .
To paraphrase the one of me very much loved and venerated actor of our times : ''Fame and fortune bring out the real nature of a person''.
I was a production assistant for a game show pilot and Milton Berle was a guest. He could have not been nicer. He was funny and treated everyone with kindness.
I heard from a limousine driver that Oprah Winfrey told her to just drive. She just wanted to say she was a fan
@@markyamaguchi9571 Bet she's not anymore.
That's why I'm not a fan of anyone, just my family. They don't know you and they don't care about you.
Bob Barker's lovelies-I hated that.
I had no idea that Errol Flynn made so many movies under the Asterisk franchise.
😮😮
Asterisk yes asterisk. Asterisk He was huge asterisk. 😊
He had sex addiction. Didn't know about that stuff at that time .
@@THREESISTERS15 I've heard he was a womanizer but not about a s3x addiction. Both can be true
I worked in Hollywood for forty years and the worst person that I ever met was Roseanne Barr.
WHOOPI GOLDBERG!
Kenny Rogers, Steven Spielberg
That does not surprise me. It was only weeks after it came out in the press what a vile person she was, that I visited an elementary school that had posters with phrases like "Roseanne says... " And I thought oh that will not age well.
A trump fan. Barr is a piece of work.
@@mxslick50Kenny Rogers??? 😮 😢
Who ever heard of Frank Fay??
Me!💖
And me
EXACTLY!
not me
Or me!
Punctuation marks are not supposed to be read out loud!
Joe Biden when faced with an ellipse on a teleprompter said “Period, period, period”. And that was years before he became President.
Tell that to Biden!
@@Heartwing37 when has President Biden read out loud punctuation marks?
According Victor Borge they are.
Seagull with this hatefulness, that was just as evil as you could be
@@DebraWilliams-z7e I heard that Hedren made a lot of this up to sell her book/interviews. She could have walked away if it was that bad but fame is a drug and she wanted to be a star. The man is not around to defend himself so....
Berle was not funny
WOODY ALLEN Is Not Funny!
.........to YOU.
@@richardkaltenbach3961.........to YOU.
Merely your opinion.
Milton Berle got Jackie Gleason famous. Gleason would listen to Berele's jokes on radio and go do jokes at local clubs. Berle went to the town Gleason was living. He went to a venue there and requested to do a show in the club. He did a jokes for audition. The owner of the place told Berle that he heard the jokes already. A kid was here last night doing the same jokes
Frawley & Vance's "on-screen chemistry" was that of an irritable couple bickering all the time. It was enhanced by the fact that they truly disliked each other.
That's right; imagine being Vivian Vance and being told you're married to THAT. She was pissed every day and she had every right to be
Frawley was a alcholic.
@davidsmith385 He also was mean.
The shark who played jaws in the film jaws kept biting everyone during lunch breaks. What a complete asterix. You would think someone would have put that asterixing asterix in his place. Just because you got fins and big teeth doesn't give you the right to be an asterixing bully.
And when he was supposed to bite people, he wouldn't!
😂😅
Yes. The director assured him that while performing the scene where he gets exploded, those oxygen tanks were fake and that his stunt double would be the one exploding in that scene. But they lied. Everyone in the cast and crew hated that guy and his demise was a welcome relief to all.😂
What was considered funny back in the day wouldn't even get a grin today. I've seen some of the old comedy routines where people are laughing their heads off and it's not funny.
There's a TH-cam bit by "Vsauce" where he reads some jokes from a collection in a book from 1907.
It's unbelievable and scary how much and how fast we've changed.
If your talking about television much of the time "canned laughter" was used. Laughter would be edited in to make you understand that was supposed to be funny. Makes you wonder why they just didn't do funnier stuff but now I'm being snarky💖
Never found Charlie Chaplin funny but watch Laural and Hardy still funny today
Or... you just didn't understand it. Remember they were hearing it for the first time.
@@BigMama61Laurel & Hardy were just silly enough for fans that laughed at slapstick but dry & subtle enough for others. Stan Laurel was absolutely brilliant.
Told Hitchcock was sadistic.
Sick.
And a Womanizer.
So what? He's still a great director.
I love people who judge behavior from 50-60 years ago. 50 years from now, your great grandchildren will be judging you.
@@MichaelBoyce-tm2vw I think his thing was to look but not touch....
Sadism + power = dangerous!
I'll never forget the first time I saw "Asterisk, Dodge City, Asterisk" 😂
Another one we were warned not to talk to was Regis Philbin... With good reason
None of them here worse than any of the bosses I have had to endure working in Corporate America. * * * *
I bet my boss in the military could compete. Lol
I know what you mean. I had a boss years ago who was the meanest person I ever met. She threatened to throw me out of the fourth floor window because the mashed potatoes she asked me to grab from the cafeteria had gravy on them & she ate them & the gravy made her ill. She then ordered me to clean the toilet in our lavatory so she could vomit & she made some wretching noises and then told me to clean it again because without her, I'd be homeless & hungry.
As a small child, Berle's show wasn't on TV anymore, but whenever he did a cameo or interview, he repulsed me. Years later l learned what a mean POS he was, according to those who had outlived him.
Never liked Wm. Frawley either.
Kids are good at sensing creeps.
I literally hated Gene Kelly as a kid-so weird because I only ever saw him on TV. Kids read the signs of bad personalities. It’s a safety thing.
You could tell now much Costars and hosts couldn't stand him. I picked up on that as a kid.
I agree. Kids aren't fooled by the outer trappings. They see the truth of who people are.
How did you miss Jerry Lewis and Bob Barker in this list?
Jerry FO SHO
I met Jerry Lewis in Palm Beach Florida in 1980....he never had hemorrhoids.... He was a perfect ass-whole
What's wrong with Bob Barker
Jerry Lewis should be at the very top of this list, the
all time champion of what your list is.
For sure. What a jerk. And he was not that funny. The French loved him for some reason.
How in the hell did Chevy Chase not make the top of the list??
7:03 “Daisy” Arnaz? 😂😂😂
29:07 Steven “Seagull” 🤣🤣🤣
Frawley & his only wife divorced 1927. He never remarried the last 39yrs of his life. Smart women, or just lucky? Either way they dodged a bullet.
Asterisk you couldn't get somebody real to read this.. really? asterisk
These actors think they are above the law manners cost nothing there only people affter all
So says the asterisk.
As far as NICEST celebrities go…I was an assistant to Lance Henricksen for 2 weeks,and he was absolutely the COOLEST person I have ever met! We went to a coffee shop in town,and he signed autographs and took pictures with anyone who asked. He taught me a LOT about acting,and we smoked a TON of cigarettes while he was on a filming break,or just took time off to chat. He even gave me his personal phone number,and said to call if I needed anything.
Say It ain't so the people in hollywood aren't what they seem😂
Gene Kelly wasn't mean. He was a perfectionist and was just as hard on himself. And Debbie Reynolds was not a trained dancer.
GEE I met Milton Berle, I was a still a kid, but he was extremely Nice to me - and gave me some excellent career advice.
Character always overshadows talent, intelligence and wealth.
Daisy Arnus (Desi Arnaz)
The narrator pronounced it as if it was Spanish, which is was.
"Steven Seagull"
I hear Jennifer Lopez is horrible to her workers and fans. Being a celebrity isn't a normal way to live your life. I'd HATE it.😮
Your asterisk narration asterisk is something asterisk weird asterisk, isn't asterisk?
Also…. Alec Baldwin, Bette Davis, Charlie Sheen, Mariah Carey, Bill Nye, Diana Ross, William Shatner, Jodie Foster, Tiger Woods, Ellen DeGeneres, Harrison Ford, Wanda Sykes, George Carlin, Melissa McCarthy, Phil McGraw, Meredith Baxter, Will Smith, Chevy Chase, Jamie Foxx, Seth MacFarlane, Patton Oswalt, Shia LaBeouf, Russel Crowe, Seth Rogan, Mike Myers, Bill Skarsgard, and Michael Keaton. Too easy.
George Carlin gets a pass. He actually had important things to say.
I didn't even know Tiger Woods had made a movie in Hollywood.
OK, MAGA!!!! Is there anyone you like besides Trump?
@@sisterdoublehappiness9714 Many, EXCEPT trump. Isn't your name tag a bit deceitful? Shouldn't be sisterkneejerkmiserable?
@@kevinvilmont6061 Yes, I agree but I was going by the a list of unliked celebrities. (The Hills)
= They talk about Gene Kelly and then show Fred Astaire
= Why did the narrator call out the asterisks (which are used for bold type)?
Robots!
It's a 🤖
It's a 🤖
How does Robert DeNiro not make this list near the top?
Yeah, like when he impregnated the native women on location for The Mission....
Exactly!
ROBERT DE ZERO!
Amen!
We can add old DeNiro as one of the worst
Chaplin didn’t choose it but was forced to live outside the US. J Edgar Hoover had a lot to do with this.
It could have had to do with him liking younger women and girls.
Chaplin wasn't any different when it came to liking younger ladies. It was actually common back then.
Chaplin was done wrong by the same mentality of Hollywood today.
They raise you up to tear you down when something new comes along...the government did him worse. You couldn't have a difference pf option on war/wars...just look at all there's been....and how being against it causes hatred
Why can NO ONE, NO ONE make videos without major mistakes or butchering pronunciations?
C'mon, don't you like Daisy Arnaz?😂
Because the voices are not from real people.
I came here to make the same comment! It's astonishing, isn't it.😮
Probably the only way to solve it is not to comment so they lose revenue.
Rumour has it that Tommy Lee Jones is quick with his hands as flar as domestic violence.
THANK you for passing that rumour on.
In my experience he will also slap you with words. Its ok I slapped him back with a few words of my own. Was fired though
He's long been accused of flar.
wtf is flar?
I never thought Milton Beryl wad funny 1:32
I never liked Alfred Hitchcock either at all.
I was a television reporter for many years and interviewed scores of celebrities. 95% of them were kind, gracious and patient.
Some outstanding examples were Joan Baez, Jack Klugman, Al Hirschfeld, Ray Davies, Robert Redford, Leonard Nimoy, Bryan Cranston, David Bowie, and yes, Alice Cooper.
There were a few sourpusses and mean jerks - the absolute WORST of whom was Gillian Anderson - but they were few and far between.
The vast majority of these folks know how lucky they are. They all knew people back in the day who were better looking, more versatile, and more talented than they were who today are selling vinyl siding in Paducah.
Hitchcock's remark was:"i never said actors were cattle. I would never say something so cruel. What i said was actors should be treated as cattle."
Errol Flynn was not a “jerk” to the people he worked with and his fans , he was a hard living and fun loving man , who’s lifestyle finally caught up with him
My father got to meet Mr. Flynn when he visited troops overseas during WW ii. He was described as a "good man." I do not think my dad would agree with Flynn being called arrogant or a jerk.
I have a lot of respect for health care professionals , army , fire brigade , and any job that involves saving lives ……be it human or animals . Actors and actresses ……. They’re just glorified puppets for the screen . They’re just a number - just entertainers. They are used as puppets , to bring to life the imagination of a story writer or a director . Nothing more . You don’t take them seriously. That’s not a real job . When they’re sick , they run to the doctor . But when a doctor is sick , they do not run to an actor . If doctors or any essential services workers go on a strike , there will be chaos . But when actors go on strike ……..no one cares . Therefore actors and actresses are dispensable and replaceable .
Errol Flynn's asterisk franchise was far better than his early starring roles in the ampersand series.
😂😂😂 brilliant!
Even without makeup Milton Berle looks like the “Joker”!
The popularity of actors has diminished.
Any actress that throws a cup of urine at Roman Polanski is okay in my book!
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I'd never heard of Errol Flynn's asterisk movies...
The return of the asterisk is probably the best in the series
😂🤣😂
I prefer "Asterisk: Electric Bugaloo" 😊
@@vhagerty such a classic
His best movie is asterisk The Adventures of Robin Hood asterisk.
Considering how corrupt and vial the entertainment business actually is it is really a miracle that people survive it… . As for actors being jerks, well that’s “Show BUSINESS”! 😂🤣😅
"vile"
A-l!
Milton loved to flash his little Milton, which wasn't so little I've heard.
Ginormous, from what I read.
@@martinsorenson1055But nobody cared because he was so homely.
@@grl9917 They may not have cared, but he always left them with a story. Milton famously (or infamously) asked random members of the cast if they wanted to see it.)
That was his only real fame.
Mister Ed was a real jerk, too ... always talking behind people's backs.
I have no idea why Alfred Hitchcock’s leading ladies didn’t go for him…he was such an attractive gent.
Jane Fonda is at the top of my list and should have never been allowed back into the U.S. after her stint with the Viet Cong!
She’s apologized
@ She can take her apology and shove it she's a communist feminist 🐷..
Where’s the list of decent kind and thoughtful peoples? I’ll start. Paul Newman was awesome!
If Hitchcook's personality was part of what it took to make the films he made, so be it. The only reason he wasn't charged for any of his crimes is because his victims valued their fame & fortune more than justice.
Not Tippy Hedron. She left Hollywood and became an animal activist.
Milton Berle was a Stage-Mothered Child Prodigy in Vaudeville, rewarded for being a smart mouthed brat. The attitude still worked as an adult in the new medium of Television, where he could upstage and steal scenes to the delight of the audience. Only in his later years with the youth of the day, would he schtick backfire. As Eddy Murphy later put it when talking of himself, "When you are young people think you are irreverent, if you keep doing it when you are older, people just think you are an asshole." Milton Berle was a pioneer of Live Television, but SNL was the hip young re-birth of Live Television. New rules.
Andy Dick should have topped this list.
At least he lives up( or 👇) to his name 😉
I don't understand why directors still work with these a-holes. Everyone is replaceable. There are thousands of good happy people who would be thrilled to take their place.
Actors have one of the greatest jobs on earth, and most are well paid. There is absolutely no reason to treat people like dirt because they aren't rich and/or famous.
You forgot W.C. Fields who hated working with children ( Baby LeRoy) and other children. Yes he had issues with alcoholism, which eventually took his life. In an interview W.C.said " children should be properly cooked" also despite all that was shown what could be worse than Jerry Lewis who disinherited his first family. In watching his show in 1957 Jerry is seen with Gary on his lap singing "Sonny Boy" the same way Danny( Jerry's Father) did with him. Anyway the point im making here is while singing the song with Gary on Jerry's lap you can see Jerry mouth " he's mine) in 1966 while a guest on Password he talks about love being built into the relationship. Now that none of them are kids anymore, all of that goes out the window. Animosity breaks out between Jerry's first wife and his only way to let out his anger was to disinherit his own family. VERY SAD ENDING. The mother (Patti) had to go to the grave with that!! You know with each actor or actress not getting along with their co- star or director makes this so trivial. At the end every goes home a jerk or hard to get along with, but just think a family disinherited that everyone has to live with that decision.
@@nealgordon3712There's a movie on TH-cam with Rod Steiger, W.C. Fields and me. I THINK it was a made for t.v. movie, but the language was pretty salty for a t.v. movie.
Carson said it best. The easiest way to turn a hollywood icon into a complete asshole was to spend 10 minutes with them.
Hitchcock was a director, not an actor. And the photo at (0:21) is NOT Hitchcock. Pretty sloppy and we’re not even 30 seconds in.
Well technically you could say he was an actor, he appeared in all his films.
He also acted. 😊
A.O. drinking game - take a drink whenever the narrator says " milti-faceted".
Funny how Esther Williams capled Gene Kelly a jerk,but workong with HER was no picnic of a co-star either! 😨
I never really liked her but really disliked her after the crap she wrote about Jeff Chandler. She later recanted but I still can't stand her.
I never liked chaplain I knew he was a bad person
I never liked him either and he wasn't funny.
@@mariorivas9535 he founded United Artists with Mary Pickford in 1922.
Gene Kelly raised money for the Provisionial Irish Republican Army.
Yes, I think he had romantic ideals about the Irish....
Good on him
I’ve heard stories about Chevy Chase, Bill Murray, and Westley Snipes. Apparently they were a little difficult to work with.
I never thought Ball was funny. Her daughter Luci said she was very controlling.
I think it's unfortunate and unfair to the celebrity when we automatically think they are exactly as the character they portray in a movie or a tv series. In Lucille Ball's case from the many things I have read, she was the total opposite
Wallace Beery, a star back in the 1930s, was well known as extremely mean and cruel to his costars. Especially to children.
Hitchcock was NOT an actor. Yes, he made cameo appearances in his films. BUT HITCHCOCK WAS A DIRECTOR!