Much like the animal kingdom, some parts of the Hollywood machine just do not get on at all. Like cats and dogs, chalk and cheese or Democrats and Republicans, movie stars and journalists rarely get on with one another. Most journalists and critics are perceived by film stars to be an arrogant bunch of self-worthless nobodies, who are somehow making a living from chastising work that they themselves will never get to be a part of - Creating for themselves a living from an endless hypocritical cycle of anger and bile. On the flip side to that, journalists/critics are under the impression that film stars are nothing but over paid, ego fed maniacs who are now so out of touch with reality that they wouldn't know everyday life if it slapped them in the face. Of course, the above does not reflect the views of the WhatCulture management or those of your current, ever humble, author - They are simply perceptions drawn from a lifetime of being an outsider looking in and the result of perfecting the art of sitting squarely on the fence. Just like a car crash, you may want to slow down and have a look, even though you know you may see something you won't like. At the expense of your own toes curling beneath your feet, read on for 10 Seriously Awkward Movie Star Interviews. You sick, sick bunch...