Oct 17, 2025
3 min read
Rosie O'durell hosted her "rosie o'donnell show" for six seasons in the late 90's.
Rosie O'Donnell names the A-lister as one of the worst talk show guests
This is not a rose memory.
Rosie O'Donnell
"One of the worst I love a man but he's not good at acting: Keanu Reeve."
"He's really good, he looks amazing, I love all his movies, but he didn't answer the question," she continued. "I'd say, 'So, Keanu, how are you? How are you?" [He would reply] 'Good.'We were straight.
It also wasn't the last time O'Donnell saw Reeves, 61, on set.
“But he came back and got the hang of it,” she added, before emphasizing that the actor “is a lovely man and a good-hearted guy, so I don’t want to throw him under the bus.”
The Post has reached out to Reeves for comment.
Barbra Streisand, to her credit, was perhaps O'Donnell's 'favorite' guest
None other than Martin Short.
``What does he say the words for, and how are you going to speak?'' And so I remembered, ``Odontennial.'' He was about to stand, I'm here, I'm here, I'm here, I'm here!
O'Donnell also visited you heated 1999 interview with Tom Sellek, where the two of them have caught with the party's gun laws.
"It was very embarrassing. I've never been rude or argumentative, but Columbine just happened," O'Donnell said."It was 1999. He had an ad in the magazine that said, 'I'm the NRA. Shootings teach kids good values.' And I was so upset about Columbine that I just wouldn't give up. And then, like an innocent idiot, I walked off the stage and said to my staff, 'Do you think this is going to get any media attention?'
O’Donnell then came to blows with her “View” co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck, to which Selleck, 80, toldAccess Hollywood at the time, “I still like Rosie. I think she needs to take a deep breath and stop thinking everybody who disagrees with her is evil.”
The former talk show host reflected on their exchange during an interview with People in 2021.
"I think it's the first time I've ever competed as a strongman," O'Donnell revealed.
"I didn't go to" Go to "of the interview, I didn't want to do one," he added."Like John Carnon taught, if there's a product on the screen, it's on the Host, not the guest. So, I don't think I'll do it."
In O'Donnell's back-to-back fight earlier this month, this one in 2007, no.48, the Open against Hasselbeck.
While in the US, the pair involved in the conflict were different than the US military.
The segment got so out of hand that the show turned off its live-action shot and created a split screen of the co-stars.This type of shot was unheard of in 2007 and became one of the most talked about moments of the series.
O'Donnell now claims the argument was orchestrated by the show's producers.
"I can't trust this woman, after all I've done to her, because when I took Job, I told myself I couldn't be human, Tim & Joel" Podcast.
Asked if he knew the split screen was happening, O'Donnell replied: "Absolutely not."
But she said the show's late producer Bill Geddie knew the fight would happen.
Geddie, who died in 2023 at the age of 68, worked as a "viewer" from the first season in 1997 to 2014.
"Our producer wasn't an on-the-go kind of guy, he wasn't a guy like, 'Let's go to rip the screen.'She was ready.So, I think I put it all together," O'Donnell asserted.
Hasselbeck, at the time, denied her claims, tearfully saying on an October 9 Instagram story to "stop the bullshit" and "Stop the lies."
