Bill Maher Urges Congress to Lead by Hollywood’s Example: ‘Hate Each Other’s Guts’ but Still ‘Get Great Things Done’ (Video)

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didn’t hate each other,” Maher said. “The editor of ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ said Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy didn’t want to touch each other, they didn’t want to look at each other, they wouldn’t face each other if the camera wasn’t actively rolling.

But the movie works. Director Roman Polanski hated his leading lady Faye Dunaway so much, he refused to give her a bathroom break so she [peed] in a cup and threw it in his face.

The movie they made together: “Chinatown,’ which ironically is about hoarding water.”And he continued with more examples, from Eddie Murphy and “Coming to America” director John Landis not getting along to Debra Winger hating Shirley MacLaine so much during the filming of “Terms of Endearment” that she farted in MacLaine’s face. “But the movie didn’t stink,” Maher joked.“Why can’t it work in governments?” he asked. “Because I am telling you the list of people who sucked it up and said, ‘I know we hate each other, but we got a movie to make is long and impressive.”“Government needs to learn to do the same thing.

Yes, here in terrible, horrible, immoral show business, we hate each other and yet we still do our jobs — turning your children communist and gay.”Watch the entire New Rules segment in the clip at the top..