When you sit down to watch your favorite show on television, there is something you can almost always be sure of. Regardless of what kind of genre you’re into, there is a certain element of that is critical for a show to be believable and truly resonate with its viewers – love. The visuals may be phenomenal and the plots riveting, but if you don’t believe that the characters actually care for one another, it’s hard to feel a connection. This is why once you do fall for a show, it may be hard to realize that the very people that love each other on the big screen, actually hate each other in real life.
It’s not like we’ve been laboring under some sort of facade that everything that happens on screen is actually real. No, we understand that these are actors and actresses just doing their job. It’s just the fact that we give ourselves emotionally to these characters; and even though we know very well that it’s not “real,” perhaps we just retain some sort of hope (or dare we say assumption), that their real life counterparts love each other in real life, too, if not in a friendly or professional way at the very least. But for many of these characters, this sadly wasn’t the case.
[post_page_title]Teri Hatcher and Marcia Cross (Desperate Housewives)[/post_page_title]
We all know how desperate those housewives can get, whether it’s within the confines of the fictional shenanigans they get themselves into on the show, or whether it’s off the set. Sources say that apparently, Hatcher was the only one out of the group of “girlfriends” on the show that wasn’t friends with them in real life, often setting herself apart and being the loner of the bunch. Marcia Cross was allegedly her biggest rival, getting mad at her once for trying to steal the spotlight in a photoshoot. Although Marcia was her main adversary, apparently she wasn’t the only one who had a problem with Hatcher – co-star Eva Longoria had issues with her as well.
