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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 cast and crew dramas that almost ruined the whole movie.

Like tears in the rain.

You see, your team is about to go up against the only thing they can't handle.

What's that you?

Well, I think that is extremely rude for this list we're taking a look at Reported Juicy behind the scenes drama that caused a lot of problems and nearly ruined the completion of a film.

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Number 10 Bohemian Rhapsody.

What about me?

Uh, not with those teeth.

Makes Yeah.

In 2018 we finally got a movie about Queen and Freddie Mercury.

It just wasn't quite the movie we were expecting.

The middling quality of the film could be attributed primarily to internal issues and reshuffling, as the movie suffered from a very problematic production.

Most of it could be attributed to director Bryan Singer.

Singer reportedly didn't get along with Rami Malek on numerous occasions wasn't often on time and would even go missing, forcing the cinematographer to step in his director.

No, that's a stupid question.

Take it easy thing.

What's next?

Singer claims that the issue stemmed from family troubles as he was caring for his sick mother.

Regardless, actor Tom Hollander, reportedly less the film over issues with Singer and the director, was eventually fired and replaced by Fox with two weeks left of filming.

If you say so.

Number nine.

Mad Max, Fury Road That's mate.

This is one of the greatest action films of our generation, thanks in large part to the incredible action and the chemistry between Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron.

In the movie, Hardy's Max and Karen's Furioso begin hating each other but gradually former reluctant Bond throughout the story.

In this case, art imitated life or vice versa.

Yeah, yeah, Hardy and Karen did not get along while filming, either.

Owing to a multitude of factors, it certainly didn't help that shooting conditions were nigh unbearable.

Everyone was homesick while stuck in the hot desert.

The extreme weather was wreaking havoc on the set.

The performers were often cramped together in the rig, and the movie lacked a conventional script, all of which proved a source of pent up frustration for the actors.

Yeah, okay, make it good.

Number eight Gladiator production of this sword and sandals epic was riddled with problems, including Oliver Reed's death, which forced them to rewrite the ending and spend $3 million on a C.

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I face.

I did not pay good money for you, for your company.

I paid it so that I could profit from your death.

But filming was also rife with drama stemming from the lack of a finalized script.

The screenplay underwent numerous rewrites throughout filming, with frustrated actors often providing the changes themselves.

Russell Crowe declined to say certain lines and once stormed off set when he didn't get answers to his enquiries.

I will give them something they've never seen before.

During his inside the Actors studio segment, Crow admitted.

Ah, lot of the stuff that I have to deal with now, in terms of my volatility has to do with that experience.

How dare you show your back to me Number seven Blade Runner.

Hey, say you grade runner, tell him I'm meeting Ridley Scott is an undeniable master of the filmmaking craft, but it's clear that some of his actors have found him difficult.

Scott and Harrison Ford did not get along while filming Blade Runner, and in 2006 Scott told BBC News that Ford was the biggest pain in the arse he ever worked with.

It won't affect the test.

Ford also despised doing the voiceover narration as he didn't like the studio interference and believed that it made the movie worse.

It's also reported that Ford and Sean Young did not get along on set, forcing the crew toe label their love scene.

The hate scene turns out that the movies dark, grimy aesthetic perfectly mirrored the mood on set like Tears in Rain Number six.

The Revenant Fuck Filming the Revenant looked like total hell on Earth.

That's because it waas.

There's a reason Leonardo DiCaprio took a four year hiatus after this movie.

The production of the Revenant was infamously terrible, with many members of the crew either being let go or leaving of their own accord owing to the perpetually harsh conditions.

I'll tell you why.

Because you ain't a man yet.

This included the directors, rigid perfectionism and filming in remote, dark and freezing locations.

DiCaprio himself was absolutely ravaged, telling Yahoo Entertainment quote.

I can name 30 or 40 sequences that were some of the most difficult things I've ever had to dio.

This includes waiting through freezing bodies of water, consistently risking hypothermia and eating raw bison.

Liver number five.

The Harry Potter franchise Conversation with this one.

Tokyo Unlike many child actors, the core three performers from Harry Potter got out relatively unscathed, relatively being the operative word here.

Audiences very nearly received a different her Miami and Harry, as both Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe encountered personal difficulties relating to the franchise.

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Watson hated how controlled and scheduled her life was while filming and seriously contemplated, leaving the Siri's telling The Daily Mail quote.

I get told what time I can eat when I have time to go to the bathroom.

Every single second of my day is not in my power.

Meanwhile, Radcliffe faced constant pressure playing the world's most popular character and took tow alcohol, which included being inebriated on set.

Luckily, he's been sober since 2010.

Harry.

I've interrupted a deep thought happened.

I e can see it growing smaller in your eyes.

Number four.

Whatever happened to Baby Jane?

Remember what year you made that picture?

But of course, this classic psychological thriller stars Bette Davis and Joan Crawford.

But on Li, the former was nominated for an Academy Award for her work.

Despite both of their incredible performances, the two leading actresses famously detested each other, so much so that their feud served as juicy promotional material for the movie.

It's a miracle they got through filming, but their feud continued after it had been completed.

Oh, you're a liar.

You're just a liar.

You always were.

Davis supposedly ignored Crawford's contributions to the movie, which in turn caused Crawford to drop out of the publicity tour.

She also upstaged Davis at the year's Oscar ceremony and reportedly lobbied against her receiving the award.

Their stories served as the basis for Fx's Emmy nominated feud, with Jessica Lange playing Crawford and Susan Sarandon playing Davis number three.

The fate of the Furious You see your team is about to go up against the only thing they can't handle.

What's that you?

In 2016 Dwayne Johnson famously posted of salty caption on instagram reading quote.

Some male co stars conduct themselves as stand up men and true professionals, while others don't the ones that don't are too chicken shit to do anything about it.

Anyway.

Candy ass is Fans guessed that the Post was about Vin Diesel, which TMZ claimed to be the case.

Meanwhile, Johnson himself admitted that the two have shared many heated moments together owing to fundamental differences in personality and the respective approaches to filmmaking.

Because where I'm from, we don't settle fights by throwing bombs.

That's funny because we're on from We don't need women to run to our rescue.

Their scenes in fate were filmed separately, and it was later announced that Johnson would not be returning for F nine.

Diesel himself has weighed in telling Use a Today quote.

It's not always easy being an Alfa, and it's two alphas.

You want to see the old Dom?

Mhm.

Watch number two The Godfather.

How bad You think it's gonna be pretty good?

It's a miracle that the Godfather was even made.

Francis Ford Coppola had a hell of a time getting it made, clashing with Paramount Pictures over nearly every aspect.

They quarreled about the movies, budget and setting.

They fought about casting both Al Pacino and Marlon Brando, neither of whom the studio wanted.

What's the matter with you?

There were inflating production costs and a prolonged shooting scheduled to fight over.

The studio wanted more violent scenes to make the movie more exciting.

Eventually, studio exact.

Robert Evans asked Elia Kazan to take over directing duties from Coppola, but this never came to fruition.

Coppola also had the assistant director and editor fired for conspiring against him.

In short, production was an absolute nightmare.

Look how they mess with my boy before we unveil our number one pick.

Here are a few honorable mentions.

Kramer vs Kramer Dustin Hoffman antagonized Meryl Streep and taunted her with her recently deceased fiance.

Because I'm not a loser, Jim, you know that I've never let anything at home come into the office.

The Blues Brothers John Belushi's constant partying wreaked havoc on production.

Come Elwood.

Let us adjourn ourselves to the nearest table and overlook this establishment's board affair.

Sex in the city, the cast, or at least some members of it reportedly can't stand each other.

But in our crew, we never kiss and tell.

Three.

Kings director David O.

Russell ticked off pretty much everyone involved with It's So Sad.

Terms of Endearment.

Shirley Maclaine didn't like working with both Debra Winger and Jack Nicholson.

Well, I think that is extremely rude.

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Number one Star Wars Episode four A New Hope I've just about had enough of you Go That Way.

George Lucas created what is arguably the most influential science fiction film ever made, despite being an inexperienced director.

Unfortunately, his inexperience resulted in a ton of tension on set.

His crew, primarily cinematographer Gilbert Taylor, allegedly thought he was too demanding and controlling.

The cast complained about his lack of direction.

Alec Guinness didn't like the script and called it fairy tale rubbish.

He was the best start hided in the galaxy.

The studio hated that the movie was constantly going over budget and falling behind schedule.

Meanwhile, production experienced props that didn't work and inclement weather furthering everyone's frustration.

Many people reported that Lucas appeared depressed throughout filming, and he was eventually treated for exhaustion owing to the stress.

Luckily, the results were well worth the trouble.

Don't worry, Julie.

I think I know what he has in mind.

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