At 99, Mel Brooks Names The Five Actors He Hated The Most

At 99, Mel Brooks Names The Five Actors He Hated The Most

Mel Brooks created some of the greatest comedies in film history, but behind the laughter was a director who never forgot when someone crossed him. These five talented actors made one crucial mistake on his sets - and paid the price forever.
From Frank Langella's dignity crisis in "Dracula: Parody and Loving It" to the heartbreaking end of the Brooks-Wilder partnership, these stories reveal the hidden cost of crossing Hollywood's comedy king.
🎬 FEATURED:

Mel Brooks (Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Spaceballs)
Frank Langella (Dracula: Parody and Loving It)
Gene Wilder (Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles)
Chevy Chase (Saturday Night Live, National Lampoon's Vacation)
Harvey Korman (The Carol Burnett Show, Blazing Saddles)
Jerry Lewis (The Nutty Professor)

🔥 WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER:
✓ Why Frank Langella was fired from Dracula: Parody and Loving It
✓ The real reason Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder never worked together again
✓ How Chevy Chase's ego kept him out of Spaceballs
✓ The "passive warfare" that ended Harvey Korman's Brooks career
✓ Jerry Lewis's disastrous dinner meeting with Brooks
In Mel Brooks's world, talent got you in the room - but ego got you permanently banned. Once you were out, you stayed out forever.

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