Actors who criticized their own films: Jim Carrey and Robert Pattinson hated their roles

Many Hollywood actors have agreed to participate in films that promise to be successful, but the end result ends up not being what they expected and becoming a big failure for them.

Below we share the list of some actors who didn’t want to stay silent and expressed what they really thought about their film work, including Robert Pattinson in the Twilight saga.

Halle Berry in ‘Catwoman’

In 2002, Halle Berry won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her work in the movie “Monster’s Ball,” but in 2004 she won the Razzie Award statuette for “Catwoman,” which recognizes the worst in cinema.

Although many celebrities don’t usually attend this ceremony, Berry showed up with her Oscar in hand, once again personifying her reaction to winning her Oscar.

Robert Pattinson in the “Twilight” saga.

The English actor did not hide his disdain for “Twilight” (2008) and has expressed his discomfort with the role of Edward Cullen.

In a 2008 interview with ‘E! News,” Pattinson described Stephenie Meyer’s book as “a book that shouldn’t have been published.”

Jim Carrey – “Kick-Ass 2”

Before the film’s release, there was a school shooting in the United States, which caused Carrey to reconsider his opinion on gun ownership and the violence depicted in the “Kick-Ass” sequel, so he decided not to promote it.

Sally Field in “The Amazing Spider-Man”

The actress played Aunt May in the films starring Andrew Garfield, although she doesn’t remember it as a good experience.

George Clooney in “Batman and Robin”

Both the actor and fans of the DC superhero agree that his involvement in the franchise was not the best.

Ben Affleck – “Daredevil”

Although the Netflix/Disney+ series was a hit, the movie starring Affleck is not getting the same rating from fans and from the actor himself.

In an interview with “The New York Times” he expressed his disappointment, since he didn’t like that he couldn’t capture the essence of the character as he wanted.

Megan Fox in “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen”

The actress is very candid about the projects she’s working on, so she didn’t hesitate to talk about what it was like working on the ‘Transformers’ sequel.

Megan took issue with Michael Bay’s direction of his style of work, deeming it “disrespectful” and “misogynist” and was uncomfortable with her character’s over-sexualization.

Sir Alec Guinness in “Star Wars”

The actor who played Obi-Wan Kenobi in Episodes IV, V and VI didn’t think “Star Wars” would be that successful, going so far as to say he thought the movies were “fairytale trash.”

What other actor can you remember who bad-mouthed one of his movies?