He Utterly Hated Steve McQueen, Now We Know the Reason Why
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Published 2023-11-30
Steve McQueen, often called the 'King of Cool,' left an indelible mark on Hollywood in the 1960s and 1970s. Known for his captivating on-screen presence and memorable anti-hero roles in films like 'Bullitt' and 'The Great Escape,' McQueen became a cinematic legend. However, beyond the glamour of Hollywood, his intense personality and a strong desire for screen dominance sparked tense rivalries with some fellow actors.
All Comments (21)
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I met Steve when i was 13yrs old at Warner Bros. He came and introduced himself too me when i was looking at his Porsche. We talked about cars and motorcycles. He was working on Bullitt. He was very nice too me. I cherish that moment, it was the summer of 67'.
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Steve McQueen NEVER worked with Michale Fassbender, Steve died in 1980. The McQueen who worked with MF is a black Director famous for many movies. Also get rid of the AI voice for petes sake… it’s terrible!!
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That this computer voice mispronounced many words and often applied incorrect emphasis may be understandable. What is not however, is that the producer(s) of his video did not correct it.
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I find it a little hard to believe about Michael fassbender and Steve McQueen considering Steve McQueen died in 1980 so kinda makes you wonder what else they managed to get wrong lol
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I didn't realise that Steve McQueen started out as white, feigned his death and re-emerged as a black director, I never knew that. Thank you for enlightening me. lol
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Read by a robot with limited English pronunciation skills
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Fassbender was NEVER in a picture with Steve McQueen
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Since McQueen died when Michael Fassbender was three years old it is hard to believe they had rivalry.
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Had to stop watching when the director Steve McQueen (no relation) spat with Michael Fassbinder from 2008 was tacked on! 😂😂😂 The original Steve McQueen died in 1980.....
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I believe McQueen's jealousy of Paul Newman goes back to "Somebody Up There Likes Me" where Newman starred and McQueen appeared but was uncredited.
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Also apart from Michael Fassbender, Steve McQueen also had a contentious artistic falling out with Arthur Mullard during the filming of the 1973 blockbuster film, Holiday on the Buses. According to a cast witness Stan (Reginald Varney).Tempers become so frayed between McQueen and Mullard, that If it weren't for the calming intervention of Blakey (Seven Lewis) the whole production would have been shut down.
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Gossip of course always becomes much more easy, and less problematic, AFTER somebody dies.
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Don't you realise that Steve Mcqueen the actor and the director who directed Fassbender are NOT the same person! Steve Mcqueen the actor died in 1980 !
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I think that the Steve McQueen who directed Michael Fassbender was the black Steve McQueen from England. I was wondering how Michael Fassbender could have acted for the original Steve McQueen as I am sure that he died when I was just starting high school. Fassbender would have been too young to be on Grange Hill back then, never mind act in a film directed by the original Steve McQueen
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Total different type of actor Steve is still top shelf actor RIP the you Steve McQueen 2023
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doesn’t really matter if Steve was difficult. His movies are all awesome.
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They never mentioned that Paul Newman and Steve McQueen were in the movie "Somebody Up There Likes Me." 1956. McQueen played a small part as a teenage hoodlum. Pulling a knife and wrapping his jacket around his other hand for protection from getting cut.
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I liked Steve McQueen from the Great Escape jumping the barrier with his motorcycle at the end. However, McQueen didn’t jump the barrier was a stunt double. This was the greatest editing which McQueen looked to be the one doing it. I believe the editing of this was given an oscar.
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Is it really that hard to find a real live human to narrate these vids? It sure would improve the quality of them.
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Steve McQueen the actor died in 1980, so it not possible that he could direct The Hunger film with Michael Fassbender. I think that you are referring to Steve McQueen, the British filmmaker
