Stars before their breakthrough
Even stars have started small. Before the big breakthrough, it was called "WG instead of luxury villa".
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- Quarrel is normal
- Do not pass each other
- Friends instead of Purpose Flat share
Quarrel is normal
Keyword cleaning. A tiresome topic of controversy in every flat, and so also with the stars. Ben Affleck, who has lived with buddy Matt Damon and brother Casey in the late '90s, can sing a song about it. While Matt and Casey hid nicely while cleaning, Ben at least occasionally brought out the trash.
"Superbad" star Jonah Hill also knows that when it comes to non-cleaning, there's a lot of hassle - from garbage separation to tidying up to the bathroom door, trifles regularly sparked discussions with "He just does not like you" actor Justin Long The two actors ultimately failed because of these trivialities: Unlike Ben and Matt, they are no longer living in a shared flat, but at least in the same street, according to the English dailymail.
Do not pass each other
A good example of a bad example is, as so often, scandal noodle Lindsay Lohan. In the early 2000s she shared an apartment with Disney film colleague Raven Symone - theoretically. Although Lindsay adhered to the rental rules of the WG, but was only about three times in their shared room. The situation is quite different with "Glee" stars Diana Agron and Lea Michele.
In the series their roles Quinn and Rachel are indeed enemies, in the daily life of the two actresses, however, it is great. Cooking together and baking after the fight on set is mandatory. In order to maintain domestic peace, it therefore makes sense to set up rules for living together and to stick to them. The basic requirement is, of course, that all roommates feel like living together in a family and are not only interested in a purpose-based flat share.
Friends instead of purpose-shared apartment
During the filming of the second part of the "Twilight" saga, Kristen Stewart and Nikki Reed lived together in Vancouver, and lo and behold, the initial purpose-based shared apartment became a friendship that continues today, but the two actresses did not want their cozy apartment more forced to coexist, however, were Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling.
For the movie "Blue Valentine", in which the two play a couple, the director ordered a week of work weeks.The week was a whole month, and Michelle was also then still enthusiastic about the order and family spirit of the new father.
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