Movies the Lead Actors Were Ashamed Of

[Trevor]

I've often thought what John Travolta thought about The Devil's Rain and Carrie. 

[alandhopewell]

I've often thought what John Travolta thought about The Devil's Rain and Carrie. 

     Watching THE DEVIL'S RAIN probably gave him the trots.

The Devils Rain

[claws]

He should be proud that he was part of Carrie 

[Alex]

Sid Haig was ashamed of Galaxy of Terror even before it was made and asked for most of this dialogue to be cut out.

[alandhopewell]

Sid Haig was ashamed of Galaxy of Terror even before it was made and asked for most of this dialogue to be cut out.

     Erin Moran should've been ashamed.

[FatFreddysCat]

I think MICHAEL CAINE knocked his appearance in BEYOND THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE.

He's admitted to doing that flick, as well as several others (The Swarm and Jaws: The Revenge come immediately to mind) strictly for the pay check.

He was famously quoted that he'd never even seen Jaws: The Revenge, but he's seen the house it paid for, "and it's terrific!" 

[FatFreddysCat]

A few others off the top of my head:

I've always wanted to meet David Hasselhoff so I could tell him how much I love Star Crash. I imagine he'd say something along the lines of "So you're the guy! I thought you were just a legend."

Henry "New Superman" Cavill was in one of the many direct-to-video "Hellraiser" sequels (I believe it was "Hellworld.")

[Allhallowsday]

Raul Julia, a fantastic actor, relishing his role in the crappy Street Fighter movie in 1994, because his kids were fans of the video games/cartoons related to Street Fighter, and he wanted to do this for them personally as they were stoked when they heard a film was being made.  He's the best part of the film.

You don't say...

I think it's fair to say Raul Julia is the best part of other films as well.

Perhaps not known as well in the "mainstream," he'd rank as a truly underrated actor in my opinion.

He's vastly underrated.  I only know him from his film work, but I heard he was a fantastic stage actor as well, doing Broadway and the like.  But almost every film I have seen him in, he's stolen it as the breakaway actor in it.

RAUL JULIA  is wonderful in anything he appears in.  I saw him on Broadway in MAN OF LA MANCHA and he was wonderful in a show I don't particularly like.  He is vastly underrated indeed. 

[ChaosTheory]

I've often thought what John Travolta thought about The Devil's Rain and Carrie. 

He must not've hated CARRIE too much, he worked with De Palma again in BLOW OUT (which was awesome).

I've always wondered how Sam Rockwell feels about having CLOWNHOUSE on his resume.