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14 on-screen couples who reportedly hated each other in real life

Gabbi ShawJun 28, 2021, 22:27 IST

Sophia Bush and Chad Michael Murray.Matthew Simmons/Getty Images

It's been said there's a thin line between love and hate.
Maybe that's why these on-screen couples have chemistry: They apparently hated each other in real life.
Some of the best "Brucas" moments on "One Tree Hill" came after Sophia Bush and Chad Michael Murray's divorce.

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Nina Dobrev shocked fans of "The Vampire Diaries" when she admitted she and co-star Paul Wesley "despised each other" at the beginning of the show.

"The Vampire Diaries." The CW

Julia Roberts and Nick Nolte acted alongside each other in "I Love Trouble," and there was apparently some trouble on set.

"I Love Trouble." Touchstone Pictures/Getty Images

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Sophia Bush and Chad Michael Murray got married - and then divorced - on the set of "One Tree Hill," all while playing on-again/off-again couple Brooke and Lucas.

"One Tree Hill" The CW

Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams originally did not get along while filming "The Notebook" ... but they went on to date for roughly three years.

"The Notebook." New Line via Movie Clips

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Charlie Sheen reportedly got Selma Blair fired from "Anger Management," in which the two played friends with benefits.

"Anger Management." FX

Anthony Hopkins and Shirley MacLaine co-starred in "A Change of Seasons" as a feuding married couple - in real life, they also feuded.

"A Change of Seasons" 20th Century Fox

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There was no love lost between Lauren Graham and Scott Patterson, who played Lorelai Gilmore and Luke Danes on "Gilmore Girls."

"Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life." Netflix

It wasn't always fine between "X-Files" co-stars and iconic fictional will-they-or-won't-they couple Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny.

"The X-Files." Fox Broadcasting Company

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Armie Hammer implied he was written off "Gossip Girl" at the request of a cast member - he seemed to suggest it was on-screen love interest Blake Lively.

"Gossip Girl." The CW

Initially, Patrick Swayze thought his "Dirty Dancing" co-star Jennifer Grey was immature.

"Dirty Dancing." Lionsgate

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Tony Curtis compared kissing Marilyn Monroe in "Some Like It Hot" to kissing Hitler.

"Some Like It Hot." United Artists

Jennifer Aniston was reportedly upset that Jay Mohr scored a role in the film "Picture Perfect" instead of her boyfriend Tate Donovan.

"Picture Perfect." 20th Century Fox

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If, as "An Officer and a Gentleman" says, that love lifts us up where we belong, its two stars Richard Gere and Debra Winger were decidedly on the ground.

"An Officer and a Gentleman." Paramount Pictures

Meryl Streep and Dustin Hoffman play feuding exes in "Kramer vs. Kramer," which seemed similar to their off-screen dynamic.

"Kramer vs. Kramer." Columbia

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