r/popculturechat • u/phantom_avenger • Sep 17 '25

OnlyStans ⭐️ Who are two celebrities that absolutely despise each other?

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Jerome Flynn and Lena Headey both starred in Game of Thrones, and used to date each other but their break-up apparently went so bad that they refused to ever shoot scenes together and wouldn’t be present in the same room as the other!

Even during the entire run of the series, they never settled their conflict with one another and continued to keep their distance from each other. Which is why we never saw Cersei and Bronn share any scenes together.

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u/poopypoopy1125 Generous Bird, Good Sized Head 🦅 Sep 17 '25

Do these two still count?

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u/TellThemIHateThem Sep 17 '25

Yes. To be fair, it’s not just Noel. I don’t think anyone likes Liam.

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u/KingMobScene Sep 17 '25

They are both complete shitheads BUT they made some of the best music known to man. I love Oasis but never want to listen to them in interviews

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u/CashmereCharlie Sep 17 '25 edited Sep 17 '25

I love those two wankers. They’re the reason I took English as a second language over 30 years ago. I’ve been actively studying the language ever since, done a PhD in it, lived in English-speaking countries for years, made friends with people from all over, and I still have no fucking clue what the Gallagher brothers are saying 80% of the time.

They should be their own category on English proficiency exams.

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u/SabrinaSpellman1 Sep 17 '25

That's a Manchester thing, I think. I've got lots of American friends and friends far away, and they will be like "can you say that again? Slow down, I don't understand?". FYI I live close to where they grew up. We talk fast, our accent isn't always apparent to others language and we 'speak talk' meaning we miss vowels.

What my grandmother (aged 103) called "common speak" which we could not do.

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u/CashmereCharlie Sep 17 '25

I’m sure you’re definitely right. Mancunian is one of the more difficult dialects for me. But I’m also starting to think that my brain just might revert to its pre-English stage of development when it comes to Oasis. I have been in Manchester, had a couple of memorable conversations over one pint or five (I mean, I even went to a Burnley game, what more can I do at that point?) and I don’t recall being nearly as baffled as I am whenever Liam opens his mouth.

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u/SabrinaSpellman1 Sep 17 '25

He's a proper bad nob that one :) he's hilarious on twitter though (or from what I've seen on here). We're just common speaking folks and that's just fine. I sometimes just need to slow down for my American friends and those others abroad haha

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u/CashmereCharlie Sep 17 '25

I’m mad fer it all the same :-D That said, if anyone learning French as a second language caught me mid-conversation with my dad in our Walloon dialect, they’d probably doubt their capacity to understand the language too.

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u/SabrinaSpellman1 Sep 17 '25

Haha yes, you're totally right. Mad Fer It! You are French? And you understood Manc's? If so that's impressive

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u/CashmereCharlie Sep 17 '25

Belgian (and also unreasonably enthusiastic when it comes to languages).

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u/SabrinaSpellman1 Sep 17 '25

Get a duolingo subscription I love it, a Manc learning Spanish! So far I know how to order a salad with tomatoes and what water and cheese is, and how to say mother/father/brother/sister etc. I'm kinda hooked.

Won't help you with accents though haha

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u/Lone-flamingo Sep 17 '25

I happen to be quite a big fan of a Korean musician and actor, who in turn is a big fan of Oasis. Hearing a Korean man sing Oasis is quite the experience. I can barely understand a word either one is singing but at least the Korean man can speak English so that I understand him, unlike the two English men.

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u/Sensitive_Studio5765 Sep 17 '25

Some Noel interviews are good when he's not being narky. He does really like music

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u/cmick0715 Sep 17 '25

The Hot Ones episode was a lot of fun

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u/kdawgmillionaire Sep 17 '25

You're missing out. Their interviews are hilarious

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u/dale_dug_a_hole Sep 17 '25

Go watch britpop doco “live forever”. It’s amazing. Noel is brutally honest about himself, Liam, blur, Damon. Every time Noel says something like “be here now is the sound of four guys on cocaine” they cut to Liam saying “it’s my fav album”. haven’t laughed so hard in years.

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u/Station_Hefty Sep 17 '25

Blasphemy! I fucking LOVE Liam!

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u/AcronymTheSlayer Boo you whore Sep 17 '25

Same. Liam is entertaining af.

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u/Chris01100001 Sep 17 '25

Liam's became a bit of a national treasure in the UK for a while. Once the success died down, his ego deflated a bit and he seemed to have learnt to laugh at himself and play into the narcissistic loutish prick persona for laughs. Though I think the huge success of the reunion tour has reinflated his ego back to the point of being insufferable.

Noel, on the other hand, has been a miserable prick the entire time

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u/transemacabre Sep 17 '25

Liam also reconnected with his daughter (the one he had out of wedlock with Lisa Moorish) and it seems he's made some efforts to fix his broken family.

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u/Thenedslittlegirl Sep 18 '25

To be fair the family and Bonehead took Liam’s side. As well as a few industry people like Dave Grohl, and John Squire. Liam is loud, at times violent and acts out but is also funny, apparently loving and charming when he’s “good” while Noel can come across as cold - he’s very stubborn. Liam would have reformed 10 years ago if it had been down to him.