Discover out why these stars don’t love their most notable characters…

1. Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson hasn’t been shy about how he feels concerning the “Twilight” franchise and his character Edward Cullen. In actual fact, Robert overtly admitted that he would in all probability “mindlessly hate” the movies if he wasn’t in them. As for Edward, Robert says he sees him as an individual who takes benefit of the facility imbalance between himself and Bella.

“Ladies typically say that Edward’s ‘sooo excellent,’ however he is no. I don’t like individuals who attempt to exert management in a relationship, when there may be an imbalance. That is very mistaken and really unusual,” said throughout an 2011 Q&A session with followers.

2. Blake Vigorous

Blake Vigorous performed Serena Van der Woodsen on “Gossip Lady” for six seasons however says the position ended up being “personally compromising.” She defined that her character did some horrible issues all through the present and she or he needs she may have put a “higher message on the market.”

“I’d not be proud to be the one that gave somebody the cocaine that made them overdose after which shot somebody and slept with another person’s boyfriend,” Blake said.

3. Jamie Dornan

When Jamie Dornan signed on for the “50 Shades of Gray” movies, he knew he’d be portraying a personality that positively wasn’t just like himself. In actual fact, he says he positively would not even be buddies with an individual like Christian.

“[He’s] not the type of bloke I might get together with,” Jamie instructed GQ Australia. “All my mates are easygoing and fast to snigger — I would not think about myself sat in a pub with him. I do not assume he can be my kind, on the subject of selecting mates.”

4. Evangeline Lilly

Evangeline Lilly performed Kate Austen on ‘Misplaced” from 2004 to 2010 and she or he says that over time, her character grew to become more and more unlikable. Whereas at first, she was “cool,” Evangeline admits Kate grew to become “obnoxious,” and she or he did not like her storyline.

“I all the time thought she was obnoxious. I imply, not at the start. Originally, she was type of cool, after which because the present went on, I felt like she grew to become increasingly more predictable and obnoxious,” she defined on “The LOST Boys” podcast. “I felt that my character went from being autonomous — actually having her personal story, and her personal journey, and her personal agendas — to chasing two males across the island, and that irritated the s— out of me.”

5. Daniel Craig

After Daniel Craig starred as James Bond in a number of totally different movies, he was utterly over the position. He defined that he felt that he was so totally different from Bond and it bought to a degree the place it was exhausting to need to need to be easy and sensible always.

“All I wish to do is transfer on…The perfect appearing is if you’re not involved concerning the floor,” he instructed Time Out. “Bond is the other of that. It’s a must to be bothered about the way you’re wanting. It is a battle. I do know that how Bond wears a go well with and walks right into a room is necessary, however as an actor I do not wish to give a f— about what I seem like.”

6. Penn Badgley

Penn Badgley’s position as Joe Goldberg on “You” might have gained him a variety of followers however he is really “repulsed” by the character. He says he finds it arduous to consider that anybody can like a personality who’s a stalker and assassin.

“I really feel that persons are one way or the other responding to this present in a method that surprises me,” he instructed Collider. “I have been actually repulsed by sure elements of Joe, and it is bizarre to play someone that you just really really feel that method about. It is a problem.”

7. Christopher Plummer

For a few years, Christopher Plummer expressed his disdain for his position in “The Sound of Music.” Whereas he got here round to having fun with the movie within the last years of his life, Christopher had beforehand been adamant about not liking his position as Captain Georg von Trapp.

“I used to be a bit uninterested in the character. Though we labored arduous sufficient to make him fascinating, it was a bit like flogging a useless horse. And the subject material is just not mine. I imply it may possibly’t attraction to each particular person on the earth. It is not my cup of tea” he instructed The Boston Globe.

8. Katherine Heigl

Following the discharge of “Knocked Up” in 2007, Katherine Heigl revealed that she really did not actually just like the film or her character Alison. She even went on to name the movie sexist — and really ended up dealing with a variety of backlash in Hollywood for her destructive feedback.

“I had a tough time with [the film], on some days. I am taking part in such a bitch. Why is she being such a killjoy? Why is that this the way you’re portraying girls? Ninety-eight % of the time it was an incredible expertise, however it was arduous for me to like the film,” Katherine instructed Vanity Fair.

9. Allison Williams

Allison Williams performed Marnie on “Ladies” for six seasons, however she admits there have been moments when she could not stand the character. She says she disagrees with a few of her choices however needed to put that out of her thoughts to play Marnie.

“Marnie would drive me loopy if we have been buddies in actual life, however I’ve to place that out of my head with the intention to play her,” Allison instructed Buzzfeed.

10.  Andrew Lincoln

Andrew Lincoln’s position as Mark in “Love, Truly” has gone down in historical past because of his iconic scene professing his emotions to Juliet through posterboard. However Andrew admits he really had some preliminary hesitations about his character doing that scene.

“In one of the crucial romantic motion pictures of all time, I bought to play the one man who does not get the lady. The story is about up like a prism all of the totally different qualities of affection. Mine was unrequited. So I bought to be this bizarre stalker man. I saved saying to [writer-director] Richard [Curtis], ‘Are you positive I am not going to come back off as a creepy stalker?'” he instructed Entertainment Weekly.