13. Jean-Claude Van Damme constantly whined about his costume
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Born on 18 October 1960, the great Jean-Claude Van Damme is a Belgian movie star best known for his martial arts action movies. Also known as “The Muscles from Brussels”, Jean Claude’s first successful role in a movie was in Breakin’ (1984). He landed a small part there, and yet he totally impressed its producer. The movie was released by Cannon Films. Shortly after their successful collaboration, Cannon Films wanted him for another small part in Missing in Action (1984). Thanks to these movies, Jean-Claude landed a major part in the 1987 summer hit, Predator. At first, he was excited to play the part until the moment he saw his costume. For the most part, he would constantly whine about his costume which would fully cover his face.
12. Ryan Gosling was too skinny for his role
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Born on November 12, 1980, Ryan Gosling is easily one of the most coveted movie stars in Hollywood. We’ve seen him in great film productions, including his exceptional role as Sebastian in the hit musical, La-La Land. It was his undeniable charm that brought him the Golden Globe Award. On top of that, Ryan was also nominated for a few other awards, including the BAFTA Award. Today Ryan Gosling may be a cherished celebrity, but he also had his tough moments. Let’s take Peter Jackson’s movie, The Lovely Bones as an example. Originally, the director had a different idea of what the main character should look like. Ryan wanted to embody the role of a 210-pound man in his early 40s. At first, rumors swirled around that Ryan was fired because of his young age. However, the movie producers revealed that Peter Jackson didn’t approve of his overweight look.
11. Judy Garland was fired for substance abuse
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If you remember the classic drama Valley of the Dolls, you must’ve noticed Judy’s absence. Much like anything else in life, there’s a good reason for it. Born on June 10, 1922, Judy Garland was best known for her amazing role in The Wizard of Oz. Outside of her performance in Mark Robson’s classic drama, Judy struggled with substance abuse. After The Wizard of Oz, Judy’s career absolutely skyrocketed to a whole new level of stardom. Sadly enough, though, the late actress couldn’t live long enough to enjoy her success. Judy Garland would often show up on the set in a really disturbing condition. Her addiction was so bad that she would appear on the movie set totally wasted. As a result, she got kicked out of the movie production.
