The five main stars of the show were involved in a Vanity Fair cover story shoot for the May edition and by April, rumors were already swirling around about the cast squabbles. Everything is not fine. During the shoot, it was reported that Marcia Cross threw a fit because Hatcher was next to her in the middle of the photo, and Hatcher was repositioned to the far side of the group in final photos.
In the years since the show ended, Hatcher is regularly left out of the conversation in posts by fellow actors looking back on their time on the show. Though it is unclear is she was the source of the problem or just an unwitting victim. Eva Longoria seemed to come to her defense in an OK! There was no bad blood, I think that was just the way it was. Perhaps it was for this reason that she was also noticeably absent from a few court cases involving cast and crew members as well.
Anyone remember this scene?? Though the rumors may have hit Hatcher the hardest, it was show creator Cherry that got in some legal trouble. Nicollette Sheridan sued Cherry claiming that he assaulted her during an argument and then killed off her character from the show in retaliation.
Teri was riding a wave that year, and she was sort of riding it on top of everybody else. But the wedge became public knowledge when Longoria, Cross, Huffman and fellow co-star Vanessa Williams reportedly didn't include Hatcher in their parting gift to the crew.
A production source said: "The girls don't get along with Teri so they organised this and left her out. TV Guide magazine's William Keck had watched Hatcher on the set and said she "physically separates herself from the others during breaks in filming. Something went down two seasons ago that created a deep rift. After the finale aired, and amid widespread gossip about the feud, Hatcher said to TV Guide: "I will never disclose the true and complicated journey of us all, but I wish everyone on the show well.
At the time it was all very much tabloid goss, with the stars saying very little. But the rumours had life breathed into them this year, when Longoria penned an extraordinary letter to attest to Huffman's character in September, in an attempt to keep the star out of jail for her role in the college-admissions scandal. In a letter submitted to the court, Longoria, 44, opened up about the "bullying" she was subjected to on the set of the hit show.
Felicity could feel that I was riddled with anxiety even though I never complained or mentioned the abuse to anyone," Longoria wrote in the letter, which has been obtained by NBC News. Longoria also revealed Huffman had been her sole supporter in achieving pay parity with the rest of the main cast. Longoria had joined the show as "a young, naive, Mexican girl who felt like I didn't belong" and was paid a fraction of the amount her much more famous co-stars like Hatcher and Cross received.
When Desperate Housewives became a worldwide hit and the main cast's contracts were up for negotiation, Huffman suggested they all negotiate together and ask for the same wage.
But Felicity stood up for me, saying it was fair because the success of the show depended on all of us, not one of us," she wrote. And thanks to her, I was bumped up to favoured nations. It wasn't about the money for me, it was the fact that I was seen as an equal, which is how Felicity had always seen me. In a separate letter submitted to the judge, Cherry also freely alluded to on-set strife on the show, revealing one star stopped speaking to the rest of the cast during season seven.
She was a big star with some big behavioural problems. Everyone tried their darnedest to get along with this woman over the course of the show. Poppy Logo. FB house promo. Got a showbiz story? Share this article via facebook Share this article via twitter Share this article via messenger Share this with Share this article via email Share this article via flipboard Copy link.
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