Mischa Barton is being very candid about her sexuality, as well as when she lost her virginity.
The 35-year-old The O.C. star opened up in an interview with Harper’s Bazaar U.K.
During the interview, she reflected on being sexualized at a very young age.
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Rachel Bilson and her The O.C. co-star Melinda Clarke both responded to the bombshell interview Mischa Barton recently gave about why she decided to leave the hit show.
If you missed it, in mid-May, Mischa told her entire side of the story. On “Welcome to The O.C., Bitches” podcast, Rachel and Melinda responded directly.
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Mischa Barton starred in the first three seasons of The O.C. ahead of when her character, Marissa Cooper, was killed off in the season three finale.
Now, the 35-year-old actress is speaking out about her decision to leave the show in an extensive and candid interview.
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The creator of The O.C. is sharing some new details about the hit teen drama!
This week, former The O.C. co-stars Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke, who played Summer Roberts and Julie Cooper respectively, launched their brand new podcast, Welcome to The O.C., Bitches.
On the podcast’s first episode, the ladies were joined by the show’s creator Josh Schwartz.
During their conversation, Josh talked about the show’s casting process, revealing that Ben McKenzie and Mischa Barton weren’t the top choices to play Ryan Atwood and Marissa Cooper, before sharing which other actors were also up for those parts.
Click through the slideshow to find out who was almost cast as Ryan and Marissa on The O.C.!
Ben McKenzie is reflecting on his time on The O.C.
The 41-year-old actor chatted with PeopleTV’s Couch Surfing about his hit teen drama that ran from 2003 to 2007.
“It was a rocket ship,” Ben said, “and I think we all kind of hung on for dear life.”
Starring as Ryan Atwood, Ben‘s role in The O.C. was his first TV role to last more than one episode.
“Is this normal?” Ben said he asked himself when the show became a huge hit. “This seems like it’s going well, but I have nothing to compare it to. Is it going to be okay?”
Later in the interview, Ben looked back at co-star Mischa Barton‘s surprising exit from the show.
“It was…very odd to have someone who was in it from the beginning leave, but you know, it was dramatic in all the O.C. ways,” Ben said.
Mischa‘s character Marissa Copper was killed off in a car explosion in the season three finale. Ryan pulled Marissa out of the car and she died in his arms.
Looking back on that scene, Ben thinks the show “gave her a proper sendoff, hopefully.”
Mischa Barton is bringing the heat!
There are reports emerging that Mischa will not be returning for season two of The Hills because production found her storylines to be on the boring side.
Well, there’s a rumor that Caroline D’Amore aka the D’Amore’s Pizza heir who is also a DJ, will be replacing her. Mischa saw one of these headlines and was NOT pleased!
“Lol. Where do people get their reporting from? As if anyone would watch @carolinedamore try to hoc her boring ass pasta bowls 🍝👀 and greasy pizza on tv. Tried that it was like watching paint dry. 😂,” Mischa posted. Check out Mischa‘s entire comment in the gallery of this post.
Mischa Barton is reportedly not being asked back for season two of The Hills reboot and we’re learning the reason why.
TMZ is revealing that “producers found Mischa‘s story line a bit bland, and her personality a little boring.”
In addition, she’s the only season one cast member that has not been asked back for season two.
Instead, she is being replaced by Caroline D’Amore aka the D’Amore’s Pizza heir who is also a DJ.
See what Mischa said at the time when she was added to The Hills reboot.
