Actors Who Refuse To Watch Their Own Movies

To this day, Nicole Kidman has not found it in herself to be proud of her performance in the film Australia. She just doesn't feel any kind of emotional attachment to the drama in which she co-starred alongside Hugh Jackman.

Kate Winslet does not have anything against the film Titanic as such, but she does have something against her performance in it. When the film had just been released she confided in an interview with The Telegraph, "Every single scene I think: seriously? Seriously? That's how you played that? Oh my God. And even my American accent - I just can't listen to it."

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"Wow, that was truly terrible and I was bad in it". These are George's own words about the film Batman & Robin. George wasn't the only one to criticize the film and his performance though, critics everywhere hated it.

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince was also criticized from some of its own. Daniel Radcliffe told the Daily Mail that he did not like his performance in the sixth Harry Potter film, claiming that it was one-dimensional and that the nuances he had tried to get across simply did not translate on-screen.

Robert Pattinson has made no secret of the fact that he hates the Twilight films. "Edward" accused the author of the movie series to be crazy and in love with her own fictional creations.

Arnold Schwazenegger proves that it is possible to laugh about poor performances. When his children misbehave, he punishes them by making them watch Red Sonja ten times claiming "it is the worst film I ever made".

Alfie was a box office flop in 2004 and Jude Law has admitted that he was not at all happy with his performance stating that the film is not at all what he wanted it to be. However, heartthrob Jude doesn't regret having made it, consoling himself with the thought that when working creatively things sometimes just don't work out.

The Bourne films were highly successful, but Matt Damon thinks that the third film is absolutely embarrassing and has stated that The Bourne Ultimatum could have been "a career-ending film [...] it's terrible".

Sally Field starred in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, but has struggled to find anything good to say about it. "It is difficult to find any three-dimensional characters in the film," she said in an interview with famous podcaster Howard Stern. She only took on the role as a good friend was the film's producer.

Cher says what she thinks. The legend does not hold the musical film Burlesque in high esteem and even told The Guardian that she believes director Steve Antin to be "an atrocious director". She was particularly unhappy with her character's one-dimensionality.