Hollywood’s Sweetheart EXPOSES Her Worst Co-Stars Ever 😡💔 – Marlo Thomas Tells All at 87!

In a world where celebrities often mask their true feelings behind fake smiles and red carpet etiquette, Marlo Thomas has decided it’s finally time to tell it like it is.

In an exclusive sit-down with a Hollywood podcast, the 87-year-old icon didn’t just hint at past grievances—she named names.

And what’s more? She didn’t hold back on the drama that unfolded behind the cameras.

Thomas, best known for breaking TV boundaries in the 1960s with “That Girl,” has always been seen as a trailblazer.

But now, she’s adding “truth-teller” to her resume by calling out five co-stars who, according to her, made life on set an absolute hell.

The first shocker came when she took aim at an actor she starred alongside in a romantic comedy in the late ’70s.

“He was charming on camera, sure,” Thomas said, “but the minute the cameras stopped rolling, he became a controlling, egotistical nightmare.

” According to her, he would constantly override the director, dismiss her suggestions, and even mock her acting style in front of the crew.

Though she stopped short of naming the film outright, fans have quickly deduced that the actor in question could be a well-known leading man of that era, who has long enjoyed a squeaky-clean public image.

Next on her blacklist was an actor from a TV guest spot she did in the late ‘80s.

“He thought he was God,” she said flatly.

“Every single line had to be about him.

Every scene had to be reworked to make him look good.

I was just there to feed his ego.

” She even recalled how the actor demanded that her character be rewritten to appear more submissive, so his character could “command more respect.

” The producers allegedly caved in, causing tension on set that lasted for weeks.

Marlo didn’t name him directly, but fans familiar with her IMDb page have started putting the puzzle together.

But the most surprising reveal came halfway through the interview when Thomas named a female co-star—one she had once publicly called a “dear friend.

” That friendship, it turns out, went up in flames after a toxic stint on a short-lived series.

“We were like oil and water.

She was condescending, dismissive, and made passive-aggressive digs constantly.

” Thomas said this actress once told her, “Honey, this isn’t the ‘60s anymore—no one cares about your opinions.

” The betrayal stung, especially since Thomas had advocated for the woman’s casting in the first place.

“I thought I was helping a friend get back in the game,” she said.

“Turns out, I was inviting a snake into my dressing room.

”

The fourth name on the list was someone she described only as “The Diva.

” A household name from Broadway who transitioned into TV, this actor apparently treated crew members like dirt, demanded personal assistants for the most absurd tasks (including “holding a mirror” for hair touch-ups between takes), and once threw a tantrum because a bowl of M&Ms had too many green ones.

Thomas recounted a particularly humiliating moment when the actor shouted at a costumer for daring to suggest a wardrobe change.

“It was like watching a spoiled child have a meltdown in front of 50 professionals,” she said.

“Everyone was walking on eggshells around them.

”

Finally, the most controversial reveal came at the end, and it involved a TV legend—a man who starred in one of the most beloved sitcoms of all time.

Thomas described him as “a charmer in interviews, but a tyrant on set.

” She claims he was aggressively flirty to the point of making her uncomfortable, but any time she pushed back, he’d retaliate by undermining her scenes.

“He’d change lines, laugh during my takes, or suddenly forget cues,” she said.

When she brought it up to the showrunner, she was allegedly told to “let it go—he’s the star.

” The experience left her feeling belittled and powerless, something she says still stings even decades later.

While Thomas carefully avoided giving full names, the internet has wasted no time playing detective.

Social media threads are exploding with speculation, and fans are dissecting her filmography for clues.

Who is “The Diva”? Who was the sitcom tyrant? And how many of these names are still working in Hollywood today? The backlash from some fanbases has been swift, with defenders claiming Thomas is “bitter” or “looking for attention.

” But many others have praised her bravery, saying it’s high time older women in Hollywood get to speak their truth without being dismissed.

Marlo Thomas, for her part, says she’s not interested in revenge or rekindling old grudges.

“I just think it’s important for people to understand that not everyone in this business is as nice as they seem,” she said.

“And when you’re young, especially as a woman, it’s easy to be silenced.

Well, I’m not young anymore.

And I’m definitely not silent.

This no-holds-barred confession has reignited conversations about toxicity in Hollywood—especially the kind that goes unchecked when wrapped in fame and charm.

It’s also sparked fresh debates about celebrity accountability and the cost of staying silent for decades just to keep the peace.

One thing is certain: Marlo Thomas may be 87, but her voice is louder, bolder, and more fearless than ever.

And she’s not done talking.

Not by a long shot.