Every actor has a role or scene that they look back on with a mix of fondness and regret. While some iconic movie moments go down in history as defining moments of a star’s career, others are scenes that actors wish they would never been part of. Whether it is because of awkward performances, embarrassing situations or just plain bad decisions, here are 15 iconic movie scenes that actors wish you would forget.
The Room, 2003 – Tommy Wiseau’s “Oh hi, Mark”

Tommy Wiseau’s The Room is infamous for its wooden performances and bizarre dialogue, but the line “Oh hi, Mark” has become one of the most quoted moments from the film. Tommy Wiseau himself has admitted he regrets how unnatural the delivery sounds, even though it became iconic in its awkwardness.
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Batman & Robin, 1997 – George Clooney’s “I’m Batman”

George Clooney has openly expressed his regret over starring in Batman & Robin. The infamous “I’m Batman” line, along with the overall campy tone of the film, made Clooney feel like the movie did not do justice to the character. Over the years, he is admitted it is one of his biggest acting regrets.
Showgirls, 1995 – Elizabeth Berkley’s Stripper Dance

Showgirls is often cited as a campy cult classic, but Elizabeth Berkley has spoken out about her regret over the role of Nomi Malone, particularly the iconic and extremely controversial dance scene. While the movie gained a following for its over the top nature, Berkley feels that it defined her career in a way she wishes had not happened.
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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, 2008 – Shia LaBeouf’s Tarzan Swing

Shia LaBeouf’s infamous Tarzan vine swinging scene in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull has been widely mocked. LaBeouf has mentioned his regret over the CGI-heavy scene, stating it was not his favorite moment in the franchise and that it did not feel authentic to the Indiana Jones series.
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The Twilight Saga: New Moon, 2009 – Kristen Stewart’s “I’m not human”

Kristen Stewart’s performance in Twilight has been the subject of criticism for years and her delivery of the line “I’m not human” in New Moon became iconic for all the wrong reasons. Stewart herself has admitted she did not feel comfortable with her acting during the series, particularly in moments where her character’s emotions did not come across well.
Gigli, 2003 – Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s Awkward Romance

Gigli was universally panned and both Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have expressed regret about starring in it. The film’s awkwardness and lack of chemistry between the two leads led to it being labeled as one of Hollywood’s worst movies and Lopez has since distanced herself from the film.
Catwoman, 2004 – Halle Berry’s Uninspired Performance

Halle Berry won a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actress for her portrayal of Catwoman in the 2004 film. Despite the character’s potential, the film’s poor script and lackluster direction led to a performance Berry has openly admitted she wishes she could forget, especially after it bombed with both critics and audiences.
The Matrix Reloaded, 2003 – Keanu Reeves’ “I know Kung Fu”

Keanu Reeves has spoken about his awkwardness with certain lines in The Matrix Reloaded, particularly the iconic “I know Kung Fu” line. While the scene itself is memorable, Reeves has admitted that delivering such a dramatic line was difficult for him and he is not particularly fond of how it turned out.
The Star Wars Holiday Special, 1978 – Harrison Ford’s Disinterest

The Star Wars Holiday Special is a notorious disaster that most actors involved would rather forget. Harrison Ford, in particular, has admitted that he was not invested in the special and expressed his discomfort throughout the project, leading to some awkward and unenthusiastic moments that fans still talk about to this day.
Sex and the City 2 , 2010 – Sarah Jessica Parker’s “Sex in the City” Line

In Sex and the City 2, Sarah Jessica Parker’s character, Carrie Bradshaw, delivers a line about “Sex in the City,” which felt forced and out of place. Parker herself has said she found the scene awkward and it is often pointed to as a moment of desperation in a movie that had little of the magic of the TV series.
The Last Airbender, 2010 – Jackson Rathbone’s “I’m not Aang”

Based on the beloved animated series, The Last Airbender was a critical disaster. Jackson Rathbone, who played Sokka, later admitted that his performance did not live up to the expectations of fans of the show. The film’s stilted dialogue and awkward acting left Rathbone with mixed feelings about the project.
The Love Guru, 2008 – Mike Myers’ Unfortunate Humor

Mike Myers’ The Love Guru was a critical and commercial failure, with its humor often falling flat. Myers himself has said he regrets his role in the film, particularly the crude jokes and awkward comedic timing, admitting that it did not come together the way he had hoped.
Spider-Man 3, 2007 – Tobey Maguire’s “Dance” Scene

Tobey Maguire’s infamous dance scene in Spider-Man 3 has become one of the most memed moments in film history, but it is also one Maguire deeply regrets. In interviews, he is expressed how uncomfortable he felt with the scene and how it clashed with the serious tone of the film, making him wish it was left on the cutting room floor.
The Happening, 2008 – Mark Wahlberg’s Awkward Acting

M. Night Shyamalan’s The Happening was widely criticized for its wooden performances, particularly from Mark Wahlberg. Wahlberg himself has admitted that the film’s ridiculous premise and lackluster direction made it one of his least favorite experiences. He is even joked about how he wishes he could forget his involvement in the film.
The Ghost Rider, 2007 – Nicolas Cage’s Over the Top Performance

Nicolas Cage’s portrayal of Ghost Rider received mixed reviews, with many pointing to his over the top acting as one of the film’s flaws. Cage has expressed regret over some of his more exaggerated moments in the film, acknowledging that the direction and tone did not fully align with what he had envisioned for the character.
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While these scenes are now ingrained in pop culture, many of the actors involved wish they could erase them from memory. Even the most iconic moments in film history can carry with them a heavy dose of regret. For these actors, the films and scenes may be memorable, but not always for the right reasons.
Disclaimer: This list is solely the author’s opinion based on research and publicly available information.
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