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Kristen Stewart once believed that she didn't handle being famous too well during her childhood years, which she felt made people think of her as a 'weirdo.'
One of the reasons Kristen Stewart used to feel uncomfortable being around 'Twilight' fans was because she kept thinking about how they could attack her in public.
Rosie O' Donnell set up a lunch date with Angelina Jolie, but when the time came she didn't have the nerve to follow through on her dinner plans with the actor.
Kristen Stewart once managed to reach the top of Forbes List thanks to her earnings in the 'Twilight' films, but it was a list that Stewart was less than thrilled about.
Billy Bob Thornton once opened up about how his sex scene in 'Monster's Ball' with Halle Berry could make things tough on his marriage with Angelina Jolie.
A casting director decided to put George Clooney in a movie even though he'd lied about the films he featured in, but it wasn't the kind of movie Clooney wanted to be in.
Filmmaker Paul Verhoeven once felt that Sharon Stone was interested in sleeping with him, but also believed if that happened it would've ruined 'Basic Instinct.'
Although actor Jai Courtney was thrilled to work alongside David Ayer for 2016's 'Suicide Squad', he admitted to cringing when he was first cast in the role.
Tom Hardy had a hard time seeing eye to eye with the director of one of his most critically acclaimed features, but he felt the tension between them helped challenge him in an interesting way.
Sylvester Stallone hadn't seen a dime off of one of his most critically and financially successful 'Rocky' sequels despite it making hundreds of millions of dollars.
Halle Berry once starred in a passion project she'd been trying to get made for years, but while shooting she admitted to being terrified of the responsibility she was given for the movie.