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25. Macaulay Culkin
While the role of Kevin McCallister catapulted Macaulay Culkin to the stardom of Hollywood, an actor has expressed mixed feelings about the film's impact on his life. In interviews, he stated that he sometimes feels like he's still identified solely with that one role, which can be limiting for his career as an actor. | © 20th Century Studios
24. Tom Hardy
Filming Bane was a challenging experience for Tom Hardy, not only because of the restrictive Bane mask but also because of the intense training regime to reach the shape of the main antagonist. In his interviews, the actor has expressed that he would not necessarily repeat such a physically demanding role. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
23. Margot Robbie
While the role of Harley Quinn was a significant success for Margot Robbie, the actress has expressed a desire to move beyond the role. She aims to explore a diverse range of characters and avoid being typecast. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
22. Chris Pratt
Despite the success of the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, Chris Pratt has always expressed a desire to explore more dramatic and challenging roles. He seeks to expand his acting range beyond the comedic and action-oriented roles he's often associated with. | © Disney
21. Sandra Bullock
Sandra Bullock has publicly expressed her regret about starring in Speed 2: Cruise Control, stating that her 1997 sequel to Speed is one project she wishes she could forget. She has described it as a gigantic miscalculation and a career-defining bomb. | © 20th Century Studios
20. Megan Fox
Megan Fox has spoken openly about her dissatisfaction with her role in Transformers. She has criticized the film's objectification of women and expressed regret about accepting the part. | © Paramount Pictures
19. Arnold Schwarzenegger
Arnold Schwarzenegger considers Red Sonja the worst of his career, referring to the film as "a piece of junk". An actor even revealed that he would jokingly punish his children by forcing them to watch this movie. | © United Artists
18. Charlize Theron
Charlize Theron has no regrets for casting, but she acknowledges that Reindeer Games is a truly awful film. The movie, which bombed at the box office, received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics. | © Miramax Films
17. Jim Carrey
Jim Carrey, despite willingly participating in Kick-Ass 2, later expressed regret because of the graphic violence in the movie. Following the tragic events at Sandy Hook Elementary School, he felt the movie's level of violence was no longer acceptable. | © Universal Pictures
16. Viola Davis
Viola Davis has expressed mixed feelings about her role in The Help. She has stated that the film, while well-intentioned, may have oversimplified the complexities of race relations in the American South during the Civil Rights era. | © DreamWorks Pictures
15. Ryan Reynolds
Ryan Reynolds has gone far to publicly acknowledge that Green Lantern was the lowest point of his career. He also has openly regretted his decision to accept the role. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
14. Channing Tatum
Channing Tatum has openly expressed his dissatisfaction with starring in GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra. He even attempted to avoid the role multiple times, highlighting his strong aversion to the project. | © Paramount Pictures
13. Jessica Alba
Jessica Alba, despite the career boost from Fantastic Four, found the filming experience deeply dissatisfying. Tim Story, director of the movie, demanded pretty crying from Jessica, leading to self-doubt and nearly causing her to quit acting. | © 20th Century Studios
12. Ben Affleck
Ben Affleck has publicly expressed deep regret about starring in Daredevil, calling it a film he wishes he never made. He has often cited this role as a significant low point in his career. | © 20th Century Studios
11. George Clooney
George Clooney has often expressed regret about his performance in Batman & Robin. He has described the film as embarrassing and completely acknowledged that it was not his finest work. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
10. Kristen Stewart
Kristen Stewart has expressed mixed feelings about her experience in the Twilight saga, particularly because of losing work and life balance. The demanding filming schedule, which spanned over four years and involved five movies, left her feeling creatively yearning to explore other projects. | © Summit Entertainment
9. Harrison Ford
Despite Han Solo being one of his most iconic roles, Harrison Ford has expressed dissatisfaction with the character's development, particularly after the original trilogy. He felt the role lacked depth and limited his acting range. | © 20th Century Studios
8. Bruce Willis
Bruce Willis has expressed mixed feelings about his iconic role in Die Hard. While acknowledging the success of the series, he has admitted to feeling creatively confined by the character of John McClane and expressed frustration with the direction the franchise took after the original film. | © 20th Century Studios
7. Emma Watson
Emma Watson has openly spoken about the challenges of growing up under the spotlight of the Harry Potter franchise. She revealed considering leaving the series due to the immense pressure and commitment, feeling overwhelmed by the potential permanence of the role. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
6. Daniel Radcliffe
Daniel Radcliffe has expressed frustration with the long-term impact of his most iconic role. He felt pigeonholed by his association with Harry Potter and sought to prove his acting range through more diverse and challenging projects. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
5. Mark Hamill
Mark Hamill has expressed frustration with being typecast as Luke Skywalker. He felt the iconic role significantly limited his ability to pursue a broader range of acting opportunities and was not always satisfied with how his character evolved in the later films. | © 20th Century Studios
4. Adam Sandler
Adam Sandler’s role in Happy Gilmore is one of his most iconic, but he has admitted to growing frustrated with being typecast as the wild, over-the-top characters he often played. Sandler has expressed a desire to expand his career by taking on more diverse roles. | © Universal Pictures
3. Shia LaBeouf
Shia LaBeouf felt creatively stifled by his role as Sam Witwicky in the Transformers franchise. He believed the character's arc had reached a natural conclusion and expressed a desire to pursue more meaningful and relevant projects. | © Paramount Pictures
2. Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus has openly discussed the negative impact it had on her self-image. The show's premise, which centred around a character with a secret double life, contributed to an identity crisis for Cyrus, as she felt her value was tied to the persona of Hannah Montana. | © Disney Channel
1. Robert Pattinson
Robert Pattinson has often expressed his dissatisfaction with his portrayal of Edward Cullen. He felt the role and the intense fame that followed limited his career and hindered his ability to explore more challenging and diverse acting opportunities. | © Summit Entertainment
