In his memoir, Chris Kattan made a shocking allegation, as excerpted by Page Six. Kattan, who was then 27, claimed that he turned down a romantic overture from director Amy Heckerling, who was attached as a producer on A Night at the Roxbury. Kattan then claimed he received a "furious" phone call from Lorne Michaels, producer of both Saturday Night Live and Roxbury, telling the actor he'd better get cozy with Heckerling (who had brought Michaels much success as director of Wayne's World) or she might exit the film. Kattan allegedly relented. 

"I had tried to hide my relationship with Amy, not realizing how obvious it had been to everyone else, including Will [Ferrell]," Kattan wrote in his book. When they eventually reunited at SNL, Ferrell told him, "I got all your messages, but I didn't call you back because I didn't want to talk to you... I don't want to be your friend anymore."

Kattan blamed his falling-out with Ferrell on Michaels, writing, "that incredible amount of trust that been built up [between them] — was broken." An SNL rep, however, denied Kattan's claims about Michaels, telling Page Six, "This did not happen."

ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7r7XCpKCsr5mbwW%2BvzqZmbGxkbIZ1e9ahmK1llauys3nHmqepnZ6asW7AzmaaoaqZqHqsrdOtmKdn