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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 366640" data-attributes="member: 57984"><p>Landon was a POS. He would get good press as an industry "nice guy" by being kind to children who were auditioning for his shows, but he'd bully them and deny them close-ups whenever he was displeased with them -- never mind how much that affects the end product.</p><p></p><p>He was doing a TV movie with Priscilla in SE Asia where the humidity is horrendous, and he would tease her -- not good-naturedly -- repeatedly yelling, "It's Charlie's Angels time!!," when she kept fixing her hair... Ironic, given his own spectacular coif which likely commanded as much attention.</p><p></p><p>Landon further shocked the production when he broke all sorts of union rules (but may have gotten away with it given where they were) when he stopped with the crew and filmed scenes from the movie with no approval to do so from the producers, despite his just being a paid actor on the film with no authority over it.</p><p></p><p>Many other credible stories about him being a pig.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 366640, member: 57984"] Landon was a POS. He would get good press as an industry "nice guy" by being kind to children who were auditioning for his shows, but he'd bully them and deny them close-ups whenever he was displeased with them -- never mind how much that affects the end product. He was doing a TV movie with Priscilla in SE Asia where the humidity is horrendous, and he would tease her -- not good-naturedly -- repeatedly yelling, "It's Charlie's Angels time!!," when she kept fixing her hair... Ironic, given his own spectacular coif which likely commanded as much attention. Landon further shocked the production when he broke all sorts of union rules (but may have gotten away with it given where they were) when he stopped with the crew and filmed scenes from the movie with no approval to do so from the producers, despite his just being a paid actor on the film with no authority over it. Many other credible stories about him being a pig. [/QUOTE]
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