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Rupert Grint -

Rupert Grint, best known as Ron Weasley in the eight-film 'Harry Potter' franchise, has recently revealed that he is part of that list of stars who can’t stand watching themselves on-screen. “I’ve probably seen the first three at the premieres, but after that I stopped watching them,” Grint told Variety about the beloved franchise. 

The actor might get to see the magical films for the first time now that he has a daughter, Wednesday G. Grint, whom he welcomed in 2020. “Now that I have a daughter, I will probably have to watch them with her," Grint said. 

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Joaquin Phoenix -

The actor revealed in a 2015 interview that he had only seen two of his movies: 'Her,' and 'The Master.'

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Joaquin Phoenix -

''I thought I might be mature enough to watch and learn. To think: these are the mistakes that were made. But it's still something I struggle with."

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Johnny Depp -

“In a way, once my job is done on a film, it’s really none of my business. I stay far away as I possibly can … I don’t like watching myself.”

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Johnny Depp -

“I made a choice a long time ago, that I was better off not watching my films, which is a drag because you miss out on a lot of your friends’ incredible work. But I feel like it would just harm me.”

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Reese Witherspoon -

"I have absolute amnesia about every movie I have ever made. I won't watch them because if I did I would spiral into a state of self-hate."

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Reese Witherspoon -

"I sometimes catch the odd clip of something. I look at it and think, 'I have absolutely no memory of that.' It's really weird."

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Al Pacino -

"There's no real need [to go back]. I've seen it; I know what it is."

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Al Pacino -

"If it's good, I feel lucky. If it's not, it's something you try to forget."

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Julianne Moore -

"I haven't seen any of my own movies," said the actress.

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Julianne Moore -

"I can't sit there for a premiere or anything. I like being in the movie more than I like watching them. That's my big thrill, rather than seeing the finished product."

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Zac Efron -

"I tend to, especially the first time around, pick out every single flaw, or things I could have and should have done better,” the actor said. “I don’t know why, but I tend to dwell on those things.”

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Tom Hanks -

The actor doesn't revisit his movies. Not even his greatest ones, such as 'Big,' 'Philadelphia,' or 'Forrest Gump.'

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Tom Hanks -

“No, no I don’t. I think that’s a horrible mistake. Because you never learn what to do. You only sort of learn what not to do. The thing about looking at the old movies is that they don’t change.”

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Andrew Garfield -

“I don’t want to be aware of what I’m doing. As soon as I am, I’m less open… I just want to be fully open to the story and what that subjective moment is.”

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Andrew Garfield -

The actor has made an exception for 'The Social Network.' Or as he puts it: "They made me watch."

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Angelina Jolie -

"I like the process of doing them more than watching them," confessed the actress.

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Jesse Eisenberg -

"I don't watch anything I've been in, and I don't read reviews or analysis of movies I've been in, or my plays."

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Jesse Eisenberg -

"I have a very specific feeling about what I do. I really like thinking that you're working in this bubble and I can experience these personal emotions without thinking that it's going to be scrutinized by, in some cases, a lot of people, in some cases, a small group of people. To take that burden off yourself of thinking about how it's going to be perceived by other people or myself has kind of made me feel that much more comfortable."

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Meryl Streep -

The award-winning actress has reportedly never seen any of her films more than one time. "I don’t do that. I just look ahead."

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Javier Bardem -

"The fact that I like to make characters doesn't mean that I like to watch my characters being made, my performance."

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Javier Bardem -

"I can't even watch that f–ing nose, that f–ing voice, those ridiculous eyes. I can't handle that. But when I'm doing it, I don't see my nose or hear my voice; it's like there's something stronger, bigger than that. And I need to express it."

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Megan Fox -

The actress finds it weird watching herself. "I never [look at myself], even in still photographs. I don’t look at anything,” she said. “I panic if there is a monitor in the room. I immediately go into, like, an anxiety attack.”

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Megan Fox -

"It's weird. Because I've grown so much as a person, I would think that I would listen to myself talk and be like, 'God, who's that?'... I just am looking at that girl and I want to give her a hug."

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Adam Driver -

"I'm used to doing plays. I came from a theater background, so it never really equated to me… like why would I want to watch that? So long as I know what it feels like… that's good enough for me."

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Adam Driver -

Though he did watch 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (Episode IX),' because he's a big fan of the franchise and was curious to see how the scenes on the green screen turned out.

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Jared Leto -

"As soon as you watch it, that's when it becomes subjective. I just think with watching your own films, it can be too self-conscious of a process. You either like what you did and you're prone to repeat it, or you didn't like it, and it can make you self-conscious. I'm not sure how much win there is for me."

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Constance Wu -

The actress confessed in an interview that she hasn't seen her movie 'Hustlers,' because she wants to "focus on the present."

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Matthew Fox -

“I don’t ever really watch myself, [...] I never watched an episode of 'Lost.'”

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Ben Foster -

"I don’t enjoy watching what I do most of the time," the actor said in an interview. "I’m usually pretty disappointed with how it was handled. That’s the hard truth about it."

Sources: (MentalFloss) (Insider)

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