Famous Co-Stars That Couldn’t Stand Each Other On Set

Despite most celebrities’ best efforts to keep their feuds hidden, there are numerous examples of costars who couldn’t see eye to eye. From awkward interviews to icy glares on the red carpet, it’s often evident that there’s far more than meets the eye.

Even so, most celebrities have managed to cleverly disguise their underlying animosity, so chances are, you’re still unaware of the drama lurking beneath the surface.

Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj

When Mariah Carey became a judge on “American Idol,” the reality series earned some serious credibility. But then they invited Nicki Minaj to join the show as a judge, too. Supposedly, Carey never wanted Minaj on the show because she was afraid that she would steal her thunder.

But the studio executives overruled her. This led to a season full of drama, feuding, and snarky remarks between the two talented musical divas.

Shannen Doherty and Alyssa Milano

Shannen Doherty and Alyssa Milano played two witchy sisters on Charmed, however, due to the two actresses clashing on set, Doherty was ultimately written off in what was quite a shocking moment.

Milano has spoken about her feelings about the situation, calling it “high school drama” and expressing that it was “too much drama onset and not enough passion for the work.” Luckily, Rose McGowan was there to step in and save the day, replacing the missing character.

Julia Roberts and Nick Nolte

Nick Nolte and Julia Roberts played together in the “I Love Trouble” movie and everyone thought they had good chemistry. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Julia Roberts says that Nick Nolte is “disgusting” and that she never wants to be in the same room with him ever again.

George Clooney, Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio

Things have gotten pretty heated in the dispute between Crowe, Clooney, and DiCaprio. It all began when Crowe criticized Clooney for being a sellout.

Clooney retaliated by sharing that Crowe had written him a book of poems to apologize for insulting him and dubbing Crowe a “Frank Sinatra Wannabe.” He wasn’t finished though, further insulting DiCaprio and his basketball skills during a completely unexpected interview. It was oddly surreal.