Celebrities everyone else seems to hate, but you don't

callaway92 · 18-09-2012 11:34PM

Kerry Katona,

I'd ride her anyway.

Fromthetrees · 18-09-2012 11:48PM

Hitler had a smashing moustache and gave really powerful speeches. When you leave out all the murder and gas and war and stuff he was a well able politician and leader.

missingtime · 18-09-2012 11:51PM

The Master of Disaster wrote: »

Danny Dyer.

I know he lives up to the geezer act but he's a bit of fun in all the films he's in, which themselves are never meant to be 'good' cinema, and he doesn't seem to take himself too seriously either. Not saying I think he's amazing but have a look on the forums on IMDB and the hatred for him is IMO excessive to say the least.

Funny interview with him, the interviewer takes acid before hand.

http://www.vice.com/en_uk/shorties/danny-dyer-on-acid

hattoncracker · 18-09-2012 11:59PM

Courtney Love; Rebecca Black; Kirsten Stewart.

That girl who does the psycho girlfriend memes is hilarious!!

daenerysstormborn3 · 19-09-2012 12:01AM

Victoria Beckham. There is an obsession about why she never smiles despite her saying in numerous interviews that she is very self conscious when it comes to her smile, she apparently hates her dimples. People seem to have a real hatred for her for forgiving David Beckham of his infidelity. People also seem to hate her for becoming a fashion designer without putting in the hard graft of most, she's Victoria Beckham, of course she was going to just walk into whatever hobby she fancied. I think herself and David are very intelligent people and have created a massive brand out of their image and names. David for some reason doesn't seem to attract the same venom.

Kristen Stewart. I do laugh at the whole "one expression" pisstake but I don't hate her. I like her in films. She comes across the way any girl her age would when doing interviews. Bit of a fool with the cheating scandal thing. I definitely don't hate her though.

dark crystal · 19-09-2012 12:11AM

Jade Goody

She had a tough life growing up with her mum, but became a smashing mum herself. Her heart always seemed to be in the right place, even if she wasn't the sharpest tool in the box at times!

missingtime · 19-09-2012 12:12AM

pixiebean22 wrote: »

Victoria Beckham. There is an obsession about why she never smiles despite her saying in numerous interviews that she is very self conscious when it comes to her smile, she apparently hates her dimples. People seem to have a real hatred for her for forgiving David Beckham of his infidelity. People also seem to hate her for becoming a fashion designer without putting in the hard graft of most, she's Victoria Beckham, of course she was going to just walk into whatever hobby she fancied. I think herself and David are very intelligent people and have created a massive brand out of their image and names. David for some reason doesn't seem to attract the same venom.

Yea, I like the Beckhams. I dont understand why people think they are stupid, they seem to be anything but.

Millicent · 19-09-2012 12:13AM

dark crystal wrote: »

Jade Goody

She had a tough life growing up with her mum, but became a smashing mum herself. Her heart always seemed to be in the right place, even if she wasn't the sharpest tool in the box at times!

Ah now, she was a bit of a racist.

Giselle · 19-09-2012 12:15AM

Millicent wrote: »

I fucking LOVE Judge Judy. To anyone who thinks she's a shrew/battleaxe/bitch, I say, "Baloney!"

She should run for the US presidency.

If she won she'd be firm but fair, and all that political waffling would be silenced with a "Shhsh!" and a glare from the bailiff.

She's a legend.

I LOVE Betty White in everything I see her in. She's about 300 years old and still funny as hell.:)

Scotty # · 19-09-2012 12:17AM

Eamonn Dunphy.

Love his honesty and the fact he's never afraid to tell it like it is.

Your Airbag · 19-09-2012 12:19AM

krudler wrote: »

Tom Cruise, Scientology bollocks aside I like him as an actor.

bnt wrote: »

You have to admire someone who doesn't hold back and leaves it all up there on screen.

Well said. Not only a really good actor but he seems like a nice guy off screen too from what I can see. Success breeds envy and you can be sure people have been waiting to jump on him for years and they did. The way the media reacted to the whole couch jumping thing was crazy and nothing short of a witch hunt.

I remeber C4 doing a show about the worst celebs of the decade or something and they had Toms couch jumping ahead of Jacko dangling his baby out the window on the list. He jumped on a couch out of excitement of a new realationsip and the press reacted like he knocked down school children and had gone mad.

Born on the fourth of July is one of the most heartbreaking and best performances you will see.

bdoo · 19-09-2012 12:20AM

Vincent Browne - if he's a celebrity?

What a dickhead - I love him, torments the ****e out of his guests.

dark crystal · 19-09-2012 12:23AM

Millicent wrote: »

Ah now, she was a bit of a racist.

She made one stupid remark, which was a pun on an Indian word during an argument.There's certainly no evidence other than that to prove she was in any way racist and she was extremely upset about that incident. Truth be told, the other two witches sitting next to her during the argument said far worse.

I'd never defend racism of any sort - I honestly think that was one stupid remark from a girl who often put her foot in her mouth without thinking. Other than that, I though she came across as someone with a big heart, who was just a bit naive and I never got all the hatred for her.

PizzamanIRL · 19-09-2012 12:23AM

Adam Sandler

opinion guy · 19-09-2012 12:24AM

another question wrote: »

Grainne fecking Seoige and that dopey sister of hers Sile...both of them drive me mad!...they love themselves, I can't see what all the fuss is about personally...and I hate the way Grainne calls Blanaid Ni Chofaigh....BLANAGED NI CHOFAGEEEE...ugh! And that Rachel Allen...another annoying idiot with a well developed new age Dublin titty accent...she didn't sound like that a couple of years ago.... 'I think I missed the point of the question but I felt like a rant'

You're doing the thread wrong :rolleyes:

flyswatter · 19-09-2012 12:25AM

Justin Bieber, can't understand all the hate, nowhere near as bad as Pitbull or Nicki Minaj, he's living the dream doing what he wants, can laugh at himself - see the CSI episode where he gets shot multiple times and killed.

Millicent · 19-09-2012 12:25AM

dark crystal wrote: »

I though she came across as someone with a big heart, who was just a bit naive and I never got all the hatred for her.

I think a lot of that is to do with the phenomenon of people being famous for being famous. Especially people that don't seem to have a talent of any sort. I wasn't fond of her besides the Shilpa-gate stuff anyway.

hefferboi · 19-09-2012 12:31AM

Justin Bieber and One Direction. Fair play to them.

dark crystal · 19-09-2012 12:31AM

Millicent wrote: »

I think a lot of that is to do with the phenomenon of people being famous for being famous. Especially people that don't seem to have a talent of any sort. I wasn't fond of her besides the Shilpa-gate stuff anyway.

That's fair enough, although she was pretty honest in the last year of her life about taking on every job opportunity she was offered in order to provide a nest-egg for her boys after she'd gone. She was definitely overexposed for a while alright (which she admitted herself

)

TheBoss! · 19-09-2012 12:38AM

H2UMrsRobinson wrote: »

I've always thought that Jeremy Clarkson seems like a bit of a laugh and an alright bloke.

Good call - last Christmas our annual family row was about Clarkson and I was the only one on the guy's side about the strikers and his comments regarding them.

I really had to question the intelligence of what appeared to be millions of people who felt his comments were offensive and aimed at the strikers, they weren't. I know the media led the march of indignation on him but from the polls at the time of people that had seen the show and read his comments (where context was included) something like 90% of people were calling for him to lose his job, madness! It just goes to show that the vast majority of people believing something is true means naff all really, as was quite obviously the case in his situation.

He was taking the p*** out of the fact that the BBC have to be constantly impartial in such matters and nothing else.

Plus he punched Piers Morgan in the face, top bloke for that if nothing else surely

Cienciano · 19-09-2012 12:46AM

Suas11 wrote: »

Ryan Tubridy and Ray D'Arcy

I think I prefer Peter Sutcliffe than those two. Especially Tubbers.

WoollyRedHat · 19-09-2012 12:47AM

nachocheese wrote: »

OJ Simpson

I'd say he's great craic to have a few pints with.

Yeah, until he tries to kill you and then completely deny it.

Yamanoto · 19-09-2012 12:48AM

Michael Graham on Newstalk (the guy who Michael D labelled a wanker) - His nonsense is quite entertaining

Quorum · 19-09-2012 12:51AM

bnt wrote: »

Sarah Jessica Parker. I liked her in movies like LA Story, Mars Attacks! and Ed Wood, long before she got stereotyped as Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City. I thought Carrie was a twit, but I get the feeling some people think SJP is Carrie.

+1. The dislike for her is disproportionate. And I think she did a great job at playing a fairly head-wrecking character.

dark crystal · 19-09-2012 12:55AM

Yamanoto wrote: »

Michael Graham on Newstalk (the guy who Michael D labelled a wanker) - His nonsense is quite entertaining

Ooh yes! I love the Monday slot with Michael! Actually, I'm a huge fan of George Hook's show any day....there's just no filter there at all

jill_valentine · 19-09-2012 12:55AM

Jeremy Clarkson automatically gets a pass for punching Piers Morgan. And I've just seen the previous poster saying as much as I typed this, so we're all agreed.

I don't have any strong opinions whatsoever about Kirsten Stewart. I think Kesha makes terrible music but would probably be a really good laugh.

antoswords · 19-09-2012 12:57AM

[QUOTE=Born on the fourth of July is one of the most heartbreaking and best performances you will see.[/QUOTE]

Couldn't agree more.

Flincher · 19-09-2012 01:06AM

Jeremy Clarkson is on my list of people I want to have a pint with.

I don't really mind Ray D'arcy. He can be a bit of an auld woman at times, but a couple of days a week I catch the first 20 minutes of his show and it seems decent enough. He's probably floating on a lot of goodwill from when I used to watch The Den.

Amy33 · 19-09-2012 01:12AM

Amanda Brunker, I can never understand why other women dislike her so much. I love Jedward too, they always make me smile.

Lapin · 19-09-2012 02:27AM

Scotty # wrote: »

Eamonn Dunphy.

Love his honesty and the fact he's never afraid to tell it like it is.

Yeah but next week he'll contradict everything he said this week.

Although I do actually like the guy myself.

Because I, eh, love his honesty and the fact he's never afraid to tell it like it is.

Celebrities everyone else seems to hate, but you don't

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