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One of the most difficult things about acting must be managing to pretend well that you feel something totally different from the truth. For example, that you are happy when you are going through something very sad, that you are scared to death by a man with a mask that you think is funny or, the worst, having to record romantic or sensual scenes with someone you can't stand. The latter was what happened to these eight couples who had to play romantic interests in front of the cameras despite not getting along in real life.

Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams

the movie Noah's diary ( Diary of a passion in Latin America) is on the lists of almost all people who declare themselves fans of romance. However, the protagonists Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams could not stand each other. Director Nick Cassavetes said that they yelled at each other and Gosling asked him to change actresses, but instead he forced them to undergo therapy. After this, tempers calmed down and, in fact, after the film they began a romantic relationship.

Stana Katic and Nathan Fillion

Although in the series Castle Homicide detective Kate Beckett (Stana Katic) and mystery writer Richard Castle (Nathan Fillion) ended up married, this ending in the eighth season was due to Katic not wanting to continue with a ninth and the writers did not see the point in continuing without her. Apparently, Katic and Fillion got along so badly behind the scenes that they had to go to couples therapy, but it didn't help much because they practically didn't speak to each other.

Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara

Spanish films my fault , your fault and our fault , the Prime Video adaptations of the trilogy Guilty by the Argentine writer Mercedes Ron, have become a successful phenomenon among young romance fans. But there are rumors that its protagonists, Spanish actors Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara, had a love affair in real life that ended badly, to the point that they practically did not look at each other at promotional events.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes

Romeo + Juliet is a 1996 adaptation of Shakespeare's classic, starring the very young Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes, which became a phenomenon due to its modern interpretation and the chemistry these actors showed on screen. But behind the cameras, they didn't get along. Danes allegedly complained about DiCaprio's unprofessionalism and “joking and immature” attitude, while he called her “uptight.”

Penn Badgley and Blake Lively

Rumors of tensions on the set of the popular series Gossip Girl They were as diverse and numerous as their characters, but one of the ones that made the most noise was that Penn Badgley and Blake Lively, who were a couple in the series, did not get along “the times they were not together.” And the couple had a romantic relationship in real life that they ended and resumed several times while recording the series. So, when they didn't go out, it was very difficult for them to fulfill their scenes.

Daniel Arenas and Livia Brito

In 2019, Televisa premiered Doctors, life line , a Mexican production inspired by American medical dramas. One of the main couples was David and Regina, played by Daniel Arenas and Livia Brito, who did not get along in real life. Apparently, according to Brito, they both had a date, but he made a derogatory comment about her makeup that she didn't like, and since then she didn't see him favorably.

Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Gray

Another classic movie that made the world sigh was Dirty Dancing , thanks to the chemistry that Jennifer Gray and Patrick Swayze showed as Baby and Johnny. But what many never imagined is that in real life they couldn't stand each other. According to the late actor, he found it “irritating” to work with Gray because she repeated scenes too much and began to cry when someone criticized her. It was much later that they smoothed things over and became friends.

Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley

Although most of the fans were team Elena and Damon, the first romance that we were introduced to The Vampire Diaries It was Elena's with Stefan. What was not seen on screen was that in those first seasons Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley hated each other (confirmed by both). Apparently, there was simply a clash of personalities. The surprise is that, when the on-screen romance ended, they became very friends.