‘Ocean’s Eight’ Producers Reportedly Hired Therapist To Avoid Catfights Among Female Casts

If reports are to be believed, an on-set therapist monitors the behavior of the casts of "Ocean's Eight." This is supposed to ensure that no catfights happen among the all-female casts.

A recent report from The Hans India claimed that the producers for "Ocean's Eight" hired a therapist to make sure that all the female casts are on their best behavior during filming. A source said that the work of the therapist is to make sure that no catfights happen between the casts.

Likewise, the therapist acts as someone whom the casts and crew can vent their frustrations to. This way, filming for "Ocean's Eight" ends on a good note for everyone involved.

The therapist was reportedly hired on the set of "Ocean's Eight" after arguments have taken place during filming. The insider claimed that there are people involved who are not on good terms with each other. In a way, the therapist acts as a mediator so everyone can work well together.

This report came after "Ocean's Eight" stars Anne Hathaway and Cate Blanchett were rumored to be feuding on set. Blanchett's laid-back attitude reportedly irked Hathaway, which led to an argument. However, Hathaway's representative denied this claim and told E! News, that the casts have a blast with each other on the set. Regardless, a representative for Warner Bros. Pictures has yet to comment on this report about the hired on-set therapist.

"Ocean's 8" is a spin-off of the crime movie "Ocean's Eleven." It is directed by Garry Ross and stars an ensemble of great female actors including Sandra Bullock, Sarah Paulson and Helena Bonham Carter. Singer Rihanna and comedian Mindy Kaling also stars in the film.

"Ocean's 8" follows a group of women who try to pull off the heist of the century at New York's annual Met Gala. The film kicked off production in January and is scheduled to open in US theaters on June 8, 2018.