15 People Who Created Things They Regret

Sometimes, you wish the muse had never showed up.
15 People Who Created Things They Regret

Yes, we all are human, so we've made mistakes we're not proud of. Whether it be for work or personal reasons, at least our worries are not showcased on big screens for all to see. Sadly for all these actors, this is not the case.

we could all use some existential need some stain remover, (RIP Billy Mays). You may have the urge to burn it all down, set it ablaze and disperse this to the four corners of the world. And it's not just us amateurs who have done it; professional creatives have done it as well! Except that their mistakes are widely publicized, their efforts to right their creation's wrongs are all the more important.

These celebrities have publicly apologized for their several most memorable roles. From Kate Winslet in Titanic to Carrie Fisher in Star Wars, most of these actors probably just wish they could go back in time and redo their roles.

Jackie Gleason

Comedian Jackie Gleason spent half an hour apologizing for an episode of his show. The show was You're in the Picture, and instead of its usual format with celebrity guests, Gleason just sat in a chair for half an hour and spoke to viewers, apologizing for last week's show. CRACKED.COM

Source: Vulture

The person who put double-slashes after http: is sorry about that. World Wide Web creator sir Tim Berners-Lee thinks they're unnecessary, but it seemed like a good idea at the time, and he apologized for putting them in. CRACKED.COM

Source: BBC

The creator of pop-up ads is very sorry he came up with them. ERSONAL EMOCRACY 2010 I have come to believe that advertising is the original sin of the web, said Ethan Zuckerman, who came up with the first pop-up ad in 1997. As he put it, I wrote the code to launch the window and run an ad in it. I'm sorry. Our intentions were good. CRACKED.COM

Source: NBC

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