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Sir Alec Guiness HATED his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars: "Apart from the money, I regret having embarked on the film," calling the dialog "lamentable." An autograph seeker told him he'd seen the movie over 100 times; he gave him an autograph on the condition he never see the movie again.

Test audiences hated 'Dirty Dancing' and the producer was so disappointed in the final product he said "Burn the negative, and collect the insurance." Expected to be a box office bomb, instead was a smash hit,was the #1 video rental of '88, and was first film to sell a million copies on video.

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1. Quentin Tarantino wants to stop making movies after his 10th film. The Hateful Eight was his 8th film.

2. While filming The Hateful Eight Kurt Russel mistakenly smashed a priceless 1870s Martin Guitar on loan from the museum when the prop department forgot he was holding the original. The Martin Museum says "the company will no longer loan guitars to movies under any circumstances."

3. Kurt Russell unknowingly destroyed a priceless 1860s Martin acoustic guitar, on loan from the Martin Museum, in the movie The Hateful Eight. The Martin Museum was so upset about the incident, that they vowed to never loan out guitars for film production again.

4. During the filming of Batman Forever, Jim Carrey approached Tommy Lee Jones to say hello. Jones replied, "I hate you. I really don't like you...I cannot sanction your buffoonery."

5. E.B. White hated the Hanna-Barbera animated film adaptation of his novel Charlotte's Web, saying "The story is interrupted every few minutes so that somebody can sing a jolly song. I don't care much for jolly songs."

6. Movie trailers aren’t made by anyone involved in the film shooting or editing process. They are made by a select few marketing companies, who are often given an incomplete film or just dailies. Directors often hate their own movie trailers

7. Tim Curry is a huge Scooby Doo fan, and accepted a role in the 2002 film, then dropped out after learning that Scrappy Doo, a character he hated, was in the movie.

8. While filming The Hateful Eight Kurt Russel mistakenly smashed a priceless 1870s Martin Guitar on loan from the museum when the prop department forgot he was holding the original. The Martin Museum says "the company will no longer loan guitars to movies under any circumstances."

9. Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams hated each other while filming The Notebook

10. Mary Poppins author P.L. Travers hated the film Adaption of her book so much, she spent most of the premiere crying and refused to let Disney touch the rest of the series.

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Roger Ebert considers Armageddon (1998) to be one of his most hated films. He said it was "an assault on the eyes, the ears, the brain, common sense and the human desire to be entertained."

Stanley Kubrick hated to travel so much he filmed Full Metal Jacket in England. He had the palm trees flown in for the battle scene. - source

Tommy Lee Jones Really Hated Working With Jim Carrey while filming Batman Forever. Jim Carrey said hello to him during the set and Tommy Lee's response was "'I hate you. I really don't like you... I cannot sanction your buffoonery!" - source

Not only is Jar Jar Binks one of the most hated characters in the Star Wars franchise, but he is also one of the most hated characters in the history of film.

Timon & Pumbaa were the original singers of 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight' from "The Lion King." Elton John hated it and adjusted it to the more romantic version heard in the film. - source

Film critic Gene Siskel went to great lengths to show his contempt for the original Friday the 13th movie. He called the film’s director a “despicable creature,” published the address of Paramount’s chairman so people would write hate mail, and spoiled the film’s ending for his readers.

Tarantino has never fully watched "Natural Born Killers", despite receiving story credit for the film. He walked out before it ended, commenting: "I just hated that whole Rodney Dangerfield sequence so much. It was so unfunny, so disgusting."

Stephen King hated the 1980 Stanley Kubrick film version of The Shining stating; "Shelley Duvall as Wendy is really one of the most misogynistic characters ever put on film."

Peter Laird (co-creator of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) hated the female turtle "Venus de Milo" from the Live action TV show so much that when the '07 TMNT movie was being made, one of his rules for director Kevin Munroe was that there was absolutely no mention of the character in the film

Dan Aykroyd hated the John Belushi biopic 'Wired' so much that he hired witches to put a curse on it. He has since refused to work with anyone involved in it. He had actor J. T. Walsh fired from 'Loose Cannons' after filming had started, when he found out that Walsh had been in the cast of Wired

When Kurt Russell smashed Jennifer Jason Leigh's guitar in 'The Hateful Eight' he accidentally destroyed an irreplacable 145-year old museum piece, rather than one of the replicas provided for this purpose, and Leigh's genuine reaction is shown in the film.