18 Creators Who Hated Their Most Famous Work

Imagine being best-known for some stupid garbage you slapped together.
18 Creators Who Hated Their Most Famous Work

Regardless of how tiny or enormous our works are, the majority of us are delighted with them. There is an undeniable thrill to the act of creation. Whenever we discover that somebody enjoyed or admired our effort, it brings us great joy. However, it's worth noting that this isn't the case for everyone. Some people just utterly loathe their inventions.

For an actor, an artist, a writer, or anything, creating an iconic piece of pop culture that has persisted for centuries looks like a dream come true. However, occasionally those dreams evolve into nightmares that follow creative people for the rest of their lives.

The best performers aren't hesitant to confess that they might not always make the right decisions. Performers have become much more public in recent years about the productions they can't appreciate shooting on, whether this was because of the movie's substance, their environment on set, or even the critical reception of the movie or series.

Keep on scrollin’ for a selection of well-known people that really didn’t like the stuff they were involved with:

Robert Pattinson detests Twilight, and his character, as much as anyone. The more he read the script, the more he hated Edward Cullen, SO he just deci
Sean Connery despised playing James Bond. His exact words were, I have always hated that damned James Bond. I'd like to kill him. He was SO fed up t
To Joe Barbera (one half of Hanna-Barbera), Scooby-Doo was dumb and repetitive. It was just a bunch of teenagers hanging out with a big dumb dog, an
Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant hates the obsession with Stairway to Heaven. Samoler-PR-175 STE RPM NOTFORSALE ED ZEPPEL 'STAIRWAY HEAVEN (Jimmy P
Virgil hated the epic poem he spent 11 years writing. llytar THE AENEID Virgil's Aeneid is the majesty BY an ode to of Rome, and it's considered one o
To Kill A Mockingbird made Harper Lee So sick that she tossed the manuscript. hingh Le KillA Winner of the PULITZER PRIZE HARPER LE To Kill a Mockingb
Stanley Kubrick had A CRACKED.cor Clockwork Orange pulled from the British market. STANLEY KUBRICK'S OCORK When the movie was released, the UK was dea
Arthur Conan Doyle felt writing Sherlock Holmes was dull hack work. He saw historical fiction as his real work, and Sherlock Holmes as stuff that pa
Manhattan is probably Woody Allen's masterpiece. WOODY ALLEN DIANE KEATON MICHAEL MURPHY MAREL HEMINGWAY MERVL STREEP ANNE BYRNE MANHATAN. GCRGGERSHVI
Edgar Rice Burroughs viewed his stories the way McDonalds views Big Macs. He read pulp fiction and figured he could churn out something just as bad, S
The first on-screen Superman called the role beneath his dignity and Supes' tights and cape a monkey suit. George ReeveS hated playing Superman in
Marlon Brando's CRACKED.COM most famous role embodied everything he was against. Marlon Brando loathed his character in A Streetcar Named Desire, Stan
Emily Dickinson wanted her poetry to disappear with her. hat zch Dickinson left strict instructions to her sister Lavinia to burn every last poem she
A.A. Milne complained that Winnie the Pooh ruined his legacy. Milne, who wrote 25 plays, seven novels, and a few nonfiction works, aspired to be known
Vladimir Nabokov thought Lolita should be burned. NABOK Nabokov spent five years writing Lolita, and when it was nearly done, he put it in a box and s
Porky Pig's directors thought he was awful. Freleng Tashlin The first director of Porky Pig cartoons, legendary animator Friz Freleng, said Porky was
Brokeback Mountain author Annie Proulx wishes she never wrote it. Proulx's problem is, specifically, the reams of fanfiction she's receiving all the t
CRACKEDCON Sir Alec Guinness thought playing Obi-Wan Kenobi was a career low. A serious British actor, Guinness called Star Wars banal and full of'm
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