Dude Where's My Car is hilarious! But yeah... Ben Affleck has on his big boy pants now and is doing real things.

I think his break up with J.Lo was the best thing that ever happened to him. Yeesh.

Pepsi?

Pesci 

No...Sir Alec Guiness didn't. He didn't like the fact he was killed off, and wasn't told about it until they started filming.

Everyone talks about that bad ass script of George Lucas...But it was nominated for WGA and Oscar..as was Alec...for his performance.

he isnt an actor, he should be thankful for any gig he gets...hell he couldnt even muster an english accent when he portrayed Robin Hooh

Robin Whooh??? 

He was producer and director...I guess he regretted his own performance and directing effort?

Waterworld gets bashed for the problems during production but it was actually not a bad movie. Any time you have Dennis Hopper as the bad guy is step in the right direction. Costner directed the last few weeks of production after the original director was fired.  And Waterworld was not one of the biggest losers; it made $264 million.

Clooney was on "Actor's Studio" and admitted to hating Batman and Robin.

I'd say Nicholas Cage regretted just about everything he's done...LOL.

Budget $176 million NA Box Office $88 million
Made the rest overseas 
Before the overseas release I'm sure some execs were thinking "where did I leave the bullets for that gun?"

Honestly, I'd think Kyle Mclaughlin regrets that movie more...given that he was and is a working actor. Liz Berkley's chances were dubious before that film bombed.

Like...Kyle wouldn't do another season of "Twin Peaks" due to fear of typecasting.........but you though that movie was a good idea?

(Side note: I love how awful "showgirls" is)

It was a really bad movie.

He was dying to get out of that production.

Speaking of Kevin Kostner in Robin Hooh...

Morgan Freeman in Robin Hooh. That movie has to make him cringe. I'm surprised they didn't try slipping in some robots from the future into the script.

Just agree to disagree on this one. Was it a great movie? Not even close, but it was certainly a watchable action movie that got buried by all the publicity of the budget overruns and still made more than a quarter of a billion dollars.

He was in some of the finest movies of the 80s, 90s, and 00s if I may say so..

Raising Arizona, Wild at Heart, Red Rock West, Leaving Las Vegas, Bringing Out the Dead, Adaptation, Matchstick Men, The Weather Man

yeah, especially since they were being reunited after those "stellar" scenes they had together in heat.

Nyuk!!!!!!

A note about Bob Hoskins. Don't remember where I saw it, but he's quite unabashed about Super Mario Brothers being the regrettable moment of his career.

Bob, Bob, Bob... we'll always have, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." And I mean that in a very good way.