What Famous Actors Think Are The Worst Movies Of Their Careers

It can actually be pretty tough to get actors to share their true feelings about their films, especially if they're the films they'd rather not talk about. Fortunately, a handful of stars have opened up over the years, and taken aim at the worst movies of their career.

In 2002, Halle Berry delivered a tearful, impassioned speech on the Oscars stage, clutching the Best Actress statuette she'd just earned for her performance in Monster's Ball. Three years later, she brought that same statuette with her to accept her Razzie Award for Worst Actress in the super-zero flop Catwoman. Berry delighted the audience with her snide speech, in which she thanked studio Warner Brothers for putting her in what she called a "god-awful movie." Berry went on to say:

Although her Catwoman speech has since gone down in Hollywood legend, Berry's attitude towards the movie has mellowed in recent years. In a 2018 acceptance speech, this time for the Matrix Award for New York Women in Communication, Berry said of her Razzie-winning role:

"While it failed to most people, it wasn't a failure for me because I met so many interesting people that I wouldn't have met otherwise, I learned two forms of martial arts, and I learned not what to do."

It also helped, she added, that the film made her a life-changing amount of money.

Dev Patel found stardom early in his career with the Oscar-winning Slumdog Millionaire. So naturally, everyone was pretty curious about his next film: 2010's Avatar: The Last Airbender. It was a huge studio movie with huge expectations and an even bigger budget.

Of course, once it hit theaters, the movie became hated by pretty much everyone on Earth, and for a while, Patel didn't really want to talk about it. Keep watching the video to see what famous actors think are the worst movies of their careers!

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Halle Berry | 0:14
Dev Patel | 1:13
Daniel Radcliffe | 2:03
Kate Winslet | 3:02
Sally Field | 3:57
Jessica Alba | 4:49
Brad Pitt | 5:49
Shia LaBeouf | 6:41
Robert Pattinson | 7:35
Jamie Lee Curtis | 8:49
Michelle Pfeiffer | 9:31
Ben Affleck | 10:20
Viola Davis | 11:14
Alec Baldwin | 11:55
Channing Tatum | 12:49
Arnold Schwarzenegger | 13:50