The Elizabeth Taylor, Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds tangle is obviously a classic (is that the right word?)

Peter Bogndonavich leaving Polly Platt for Cybil Shepherd during the filming of The Last Picture Show.

It’s not a secret that Thomas Wiseau is a huge jerk but my friend was a huge fan and got to work with him at his live room viewing parties. It totally turned him off that movie. He was the biggest fan of the room I knew and he was super excited to work with Tommy even knowing how he was. That first night he worked with him was his last. He came back from the theater so defeated and quit the next day because Tommy was so awful to everyone.

Not really an actor but I served Harvey Weinstein during filming for The Hateful Eight. He was way overly entitled, a jerk, and a miserable tipper. And because he was absolutely amazing I've got to mention that Kurt Russel is awesome!

My wife has insane luck and has run into many celebrities. She sees Bruce Willis on the Metro in DC, clearly trying not to be noticed, but they keep making eye contact occasionally. She’s trying to make out if it’s actually him and he’s prolly getting a little freaked out (more in that in a second). When she gets off the train, she says “I loved you in *Death Becomes Her*.” and he smiles slightly and nods.

My mom’s bf played an extra in lots of movies and he was a cop so he could get cop-like roles like coo, security guard, etc. pretty easily. He was on the set of *Unbreakable* and set Bruce Willis had an extra removed because he didn’t like how he was staring at him. I assume he’s had bad experiences in the past.

Cesar Romero used to make my dad and some other stagehands throw orange wedges at his bare bum on the set of 'Batman' in 1966.

Jim Carrey's trailer had an astroturf roll up lawn. On this lawn was a picnic table. On this table was a vase. On this vase was a flower. I'm not sure if he makes the teamsters bring it everywhere they filmed but I imagine so.

I never met the guy himself but that honestly I respected him for it. If you're living out of a trailer for days or weeks at a time and working the kind of hours we do making it as livable as possible is a good idea. Its honestly such a minor amount of work to set up compared to all the gear that gets hauled around regularly I doubt it was a huge deal.

Beyond that I've never really run into talent being primadonnas. Which makes sense. In this industry you're only as good as your last gig and your next one. People who are straight up naturally nasty don't last long.

If you see footage of someone melting down on set you should keep in mind we're all working like 12+ hour days 5 days a week and tensions are high. Even nice, good people can often crack in these circumstances. Hence why I don't fault anyone who wants a bit of extra comfort.

Klaus Klinski was legendary for on set tantrums, Werner Hertzog threatened to shoot him once whilst on set haha.

Here's some uplifting news for you in this thread: I've had the luck to speak with Tomas F Wilson (Biff Tannen, BTTF)

Contrary to his character in BTTF, he's a funny and really friendly man.

Not a movie set but I worked Guest relations/manager at the resorts at Disney and Ariana Grande was just terrible. She completely trashed the Cinderella suite. Apparently also caused damage over at Universal as well. On the other hand. Met several others. The ones that stand out are John Stamos, Chris Evans, and Prince Harry.

John Stamos was there on his honeymoon and still made time for fans.

Chris Evans was very polite and when someone recognized him through his sunglasses and ball cap disguise he was very cordial (his hotel room was a revolving door of women, but when you look like he does why not)

Prince Harry first thing he'll tell you is, it's just Harry. Extremely down to earth. Met him when we hosted the Invictus games. He cares so much about those wounded warriors.