Cher may have won Best Actress at Cannes for her performance in Peter Bogdanovich’s 1985 feature “Mask,” but that didn’t mean she enjoyed working with the director. Cher, who is revisiting her life, legacy,

Cher has had a long career in film and music, thanks to which she has met all kinds of people and has been able to live all kinds of experiences. Among them, she recalled a very un

He was not nice to the girls in the film and he was so f–king arrogant. I really, really disliked him,” the singer said.

In an interview with the U.K.'s Times published Friday ahead of her memoir's release, the singer discussed her acting career and the difficulty of working with two filmmakers in particular.

Cher does not hold back when standing up against the wrongdoers. She has been quite candid about her memories of the late director Peter Bogdanovich while filming the 1985 movie Mask. When talking about her memoir's promotional campaign,

When Stern asked, “Who would ever leave you?” Cher responded, “Few men but a couple.” She explained that, despite their strong chemistry and deep connection, some relationships simply run their course.

Cher seems to “dislike” her Mask director a lot.The diva opened up about her experiences in Hollywood during an interview with The Times while promoting her new memoir, Cher: The

Peter Bogdanovich and the guy from The Muppets ,” Cher told The Times. She was referring to iconic puppeteer Frank Oz, who was set to direct her in 1990’s film “ Mermaids, ” before Richard Benjamin took over.

Cher blew away the music industry with her contralto singing voice and as one half of Sonny & Cher. However, the “Goddess of Pop” also enjoyed numerous great accomplishments in the film industry winning an Oscar for Moonstruck.

Throughout her illustrious career, there were two directors Cher "didn't like." In promotion of part one of her eponymous memoir, Cher, 78, didn't hold back when telling The Times about working with the late Peter Bogdanovich and Frank Oz,