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Danielle Fishel Says Setting Boundaries on Girl Meets World Made Her ‘Difficult’

Danielle Fishel Says Setting Boundaries on Girl Meets World Made Her ‘Difficult’

Danielle Fishel says she was disliked on the Girl Meets World set after returning to television as an adult.

She and Ben Savage were guaranteed the same salary as partners on the Disney Channel show.

Fishel says she asked coworkers not to hug her, and that setting this boundary led some to call her difficult.

During the show's second season, she says she was told that executive producer Michael Jacobs had called her “crazy” to others on set.

She also challenged storylines she felt were unsuitable for the show's young audience, and says some of her objections worked.

Fishel recounts these experiences in a new book, which is due on shelves Nov.

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Danielle FishelActor and co-author of Book Meets World
I then started creating boundaries. And those boundaries apparently made me ‘difficult.’
via Variety
I knew they rolled their eyes at me when I would raise my hand with a note.
via Variety
People respected it. But you would have thought I said, ‘I don’t want anyone to look me in the eyes anymore,’
via Variety