Victoria's Secret Angel-turned-actress Cara Delevigne is all over Hollywood these days, you'd think everyone is in love with her. But apparently, there are some who don't think she's all that, one of them being "Game of Thrones" actor Richard Madden.

The 29-year-old actor who plays Robb Stark in HBO's fantasy drama was quoted by Style Magazine to have said that "Suicide Squad" actress Delevigne is "unprofessional" and "ungrateful".

This was in reference to her appearance in "Good Day Sacramento" in July, when, after a series of press conferences, she came across as awkward and cold on the show. He added that "she showed her age."

Madden also starred in the live-action version of Disney's "Cinderella", and he compared his own series of interviews with that of Delevigne's. "For Cinderella I did six weeks of those interviews, where you get asked the same eight questions. If you're not capable of doing that gracefully, then don't do it," he said.

Delevigne decided not to let Madden's words slip by, especially considering that she does not know the actor. She took her feelings to Twitter, saying, I have no idea who you are but I think it's little desperate for a grown man to be bad mouthing someone they don't know"

"If you really want attention that badly, try focusing on your own work and not other people's," she also added.

However, Madden tweeted her back and said that he's been misquoted, and he had nothing but respect for the actress. He even put the blame on the press, citing #SlowNewsWeek, which USA Today did not buy at all.

The incident on "Good Day Sacramento" was not the first run-in that Delevigne had with the press, though. According to People, Vogue writer Plum Sykes also called her out for oversleeping not once, but twice for a 2014 interview. In his piece, Sykes wrote, "Dear reader, to misquote Oscar Wilde, can I say that to oversleep once for a Vogue interview may be regarded as a misfortune, but to oversleep twice looks like carelessness?"

But then again, she had been very busy lately. According to her IMDB page, she's in four movies this year alone, two of which are pretty high-profile: First is the adaptation of John Green's novel, "Paper Towns". The second is "Pan" with Hugh Jackman and is set to be out later this year. Next year, she is part of the highly-anticipated film, "Suicide Squad" as the Enchantress.

You could hardly blame her for being tired, however, do you agree with Madden for calling her out on being "unprofessional" and "ungrateful"?