Actors you can't stand (for no apparent reason)

The guy from Law and Order:SVU.



Just cannot stand him at all for no apparent reason. Just hate him.

Keira Knightley - so irritating. Her pouty, wide-eyed act that she does in every film is painful to watch

Nicolas Cage.



Wanker.

Kate Winslet - For overacting - for picking long, boring turgid films and passing them off as intellectual and arty, for appearing entirely self-obssessed and insincere in interviews, and most of all for her ugly annoying mouth.

Hugh Grant - for being a complete knut. That about sums it up.

Gwyneth Paltrow - For winning an oscar for Shakespeare in Love.

Leonardo De Caprio - Because I've hated pretty much every film he's made in the last 5 years, I've now grown to hate him.

Bill Pullman - I'm not really sure why I hate this pr1ck, but I do. I'd love to smash his face in.

Tom Cruise - I think he's creepy and disgusting. I just can't forget about his real life personality when I watch his films, and it ruins it for me. Except for Magnolia, where his character has a similar personality. But it still doesn't stop me from wanting to cut his balls off and feeding them to him.

Robin Williams - For being mawkishly sentimental in his roles and acting, and passing it off as heart-felt emotionality. Fcuck off.


Thank you for creating this thread and letting me vent.

-edit- Just re-read title and saw it was 'for no apparent reason', in which case only Bill Pullman on my list above counts. Still, I'm leaving my reasons for the other disgusting pr1cks!.

There can be no Sam Rockwell hate.

re. the Sam Rockwell comment above, I'd like to add another category - actors you used to hate, but for some reason now love.

Mine would be Mr. Rockwell above and Casey Affleck. I hated both of them until I saw more of their work and loved them. Sam Rockwell is an extremely subtle actor, he doesn't go about chewing up scenes. He's magnificent in Jesse James for example, in what could have been a nothing role.

Casey Affleck's voice used to drive me mental until I got past it and discovered his talent in the same film, and also the new one where he punches the girls face in. He was proper creepy in that one. I like his ambiguous morality, and how he brings it to the roles he plays.

DeepBlue wrote: »

Jennifer Aniston - has she made one good film? She was particularly obnoxious in Marley & Me (which itself was a pretty crap film).

I thought The Good Girl was fairly decent.

Ashton Kutcher is just a moron though.

Any of these so called funny men put me off the movies they appear in. They come across in their movies as the same obnoxious character

Eddie Murphy
Ashton Kutcher
Dane Cook



As for the women - Mischa Barton (straight outta the Kiera Knightley school of acting)

Even though he's not an actor as such I find it really annoying when Quentin Tarantino ruins movies (usually his or R Rodriguez' films) by cameoing in them. He can't act so why throw the viewer off with a needless cameo

Same goes for M Night Shymalan

ashton kutcher he cant act even stifler from american pie acts him off the screen plus he stole demi moore from me :mad::p

phasers wrote: »

I thought The Good Girl was fairly decent.

I saw it some years ago. All that I remember of it was that Aniston and Jake Gyllenhaal starred in it so, for me at least, it was wholly unmemorable.

Wow, I hated films during the 90s. I don't know why, I just unnaturally hated a lot of actors/actresses. Maybe it's because they look like pompous phonies.

George Clooney, Michael Douglas, Awec Bauwin, Jodie Foster....if they were in dramatic films in the 90s, I didn't want anything to do with them! I didn't like Brad Pitt until he did Fight Club.

Also Tom Cruise, Mel Gibson, Kevin Costner, Richard Gere, Kurt Russell.....it's a wonder i could watch any film! i dunno what's wrong with me that when I see these rich pricks on screen I want nothing to do with them.

Thankfully I've been enjoying films and their actors much much more over the last decade