Although the attacks on the Island Giligan had a fair stake in accidents while trapped on a desert island, the series cast seemed to have mostly appreciated the attacks coming from the show - except for one. Tina Louise, the actor who showed the Starval of Ingrumbir, seemingly disliked to the series, after finishing and returning to any of the spin-offs, leading many to many Suppose she really hated everything with "Giligan Island". Her co-Starvaza Zora Wells, who played Chipper and the most sincere farm at Mary Ann, was essentially the opposite. She not only returned to a few projects "Giligan Island", but even repeated her role (along with Gilligan herself, Bob Denver) on an episode of "Baywatch".

Because characters, ginger and measures are polar opposites, and the actors behind them look pretty different. In an interview for 2019 with Women's worldHowever, Wales shared his feelings of working with the Ginger-Josa movie star and offered a few thoughts on how Lewis could really feel about the series. It turns out, there was less hostility than many fans assumed; Lewis was just ready to move from the island of Giligan after finishing.

In the same interview, which was completed just a year or more before Wales' death in 2020, she explained that Lewis might have been misled for her role in the show. Where the Island Gilligan was a very ensemble series, Wales thought Lewis went to expect to be the lead. As he said:

"I think maybe her agent Her said," To be a movie starvet on the island "and I think she, in her mind, thought," Oh, I'm a movie starvet on the island. That doesn't mean I have other actors with me. " That's my perception, but she was also considered a starvet.

It is ironic that Wales thought her co-Starvist was potentially upset by the salary when Wells was paid significantly less than some of her co-stars (including Lewis). However, her point for Lewis to sell the idea of ​​being Theveza when she was really one of the many players on the show potentially a certain weight. Lewis was one of the most common actors in the series (and Allegedly argued with Denver, the other big Starwar), so it makes sense that she may have wanted preferential treatment. Fortunately, as for Wales, there was never any hostility between the two and she enjoyed working with Louise.

There were some other factors involved in Lewis to feel dissatisfied with her role on "Giligan Island" that Wales may not have known, including the fact that Luis dropped out of the project Carol Burnet In order to be on the show. She also felt the type, which her co-starvazel russell nsonsonWhoever played by the professor felt he could make her a little alive and in the mood. Wales, on the other hand, did not have that experience. She said Lewis was not "temperamental to work with" and learned the less experienced actor a little about things such as the corners of the camera.

While everyone seemed to have a slightly different experience with Lewis on the island of Giligan, the actor himself eventually reconciled with his role when A. A powerful encounter with a fan That helped helped understand the impact the show had on people. In the end, she did not regret playing the Starwar movie, even if she did not accept the role as easily as her various co-stars.