Spencer Pratt’s Book Reveals Insights on Ryan Gosling, Mary-Kate Olsen, More
Spencer Pratt’s new book, *The Guy You Loved to Hate*, set to release on January 27, reveals intriguing stories surrounding various A-list celebrities. The book covers his life experiences, friendships, and interactions with notable figures throughout Hollywood.
Early Connections with Hollywood Stars
Pratt reflects on his childhood friendship with Mamie Gummer, the daughter of acclaimed actress Meryl Streep. He was frequently present on the set of *Death Becomes Her*, a film he now appreciates more as an adult.
In addition, he was close to Joe Abrahams, son of director Jim Abrahams, and spent time on the sets of the *Hot Shots* movies. Pratt recalls his visits to the set of *Armageddon* and being around Adam Sandler during his rise in films like *Happy Gilmore* and *Billy Madison*.
- Meryl Streep’s daughter: Mamie Gummer
- Director: Jim Abrahams, father of Joe Abrahams
- Films: *Hot Shots*, *Armageddon*, *Happy Gilmore*, *Billy Madison*
Friendship with Ryan Gosling
In college at USC, Pratt became friends with Ryan Gosling, then an aspiring actor. Their friendship was significant, but details were omitted from the book for privacy reasons. He humorously recounts an encounter where Gosling seemed surprised to see him years later.
Celebrity Encounters and Projects
Pratt’s connections extend beyond Gosling. He shared an interesting anecdote about spending time with a much younger Michael Bublé, who performed for him willingly during their meetings.
He also reveals his past interactions with Henry Winkler’s son, Max, and a relationship he had with a designer while attending Crossroads School in Santa Monica. Pratt even noted that he turned a friend’s dating woes into financial gain by selling their photos.
Close Encounters with Other Stars
Throughout his journey in reality TV, Pratt has maintained connections with larger-than-life personalities. Notably, he mentions a surprise conversation with a major Hollywood star who approached him recently to express admiration.
- Notable figures include the Kardashians, who once pitched a reality show idea to Pratt.
- Pratt recalls a panic attack incident at Brody Jenner’s condo, involving thoughts of food tampering.
Future Projects and Aspirations
Pratt expressed enthusiasm about possible adaptations of his book for film, with actor James Franco showing interest in directing it. He candidly mentioned his desire for Austin Butler to play him if the project comes to fruition.
Despite joking about not being in the same tax bracket as the Kardashians, Pratt revealed a surprising connection with Scott Disick following the destruction of his home, showcasing the unpredictable nature of celebrity relationships.
The release of *The Guy You Loved to Hate* promises to shed light on Pratt’s unique insights into the lives of Hollywood stars, revealing the often overlooked friendships and stories that shaped his journey.
