Chi84
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No that’s replacing the scene where she berates the dwarfs into taking baths. ‘Cause you know . . . men.
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Disney (and others) at the Box Office - Current State of Affairs
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No that’s replacing the scene where she berates the dwarfs into taking baths. ‘Cause you know . . . men.
Tony the Tigger
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For some reason, Gal just got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame - prematurely, IMO.
There were pro Palestinian protesters, and the comments on posts about it are just as hateful as the posts about Rachel.
That’s where I think we have a problem. If two different sides hate both actresses, that’s a problem.
There were pro Palestinian protesters, and the comments on posts about it are just as hateful as the posts about Rachel.
That’s where I think we have a problem. If two different sides hate both actresses, that’s a problem.
Tony the Tigger
Well-Known Member
There’s something wrong with this?!
Chi84
Premium Member
These days I'm losing track of how many people I'm supposed to hate. Hate is exhausting.
Tony the Tigger
Well-Known Member
There are plenty of things I boycott, people I put on ignore, etc; but I don’t hate them.
erasure fan1
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No. No one wants to hear it from them either. The difference is most big wigs like that aren't in the public like most movie stars. And the ones like Bezos, Zuckerberg, Cuban, musk... They get it all the time as well.
As I said earlier. You sometimes have to separate the art from the artist. But most everyone has a line that can't be crossed. It might not bother you when celebrities say whatever pops in their head or insult half a country or tries to preach from the heavens how we need to live our lives. And that's fine. But that's not the case for a great many people. That's just the way it is. If you don't want the backlash, keep it to yourself.
Did anyone really think what she said after the election wasn't going to be a firestorm? If they didn't think it would, that's a bit naive.
Yes, and people have constantly complained about it. It's nothing new, I don't think I've ever said differently.
Willmark
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If I’m remembering my history correctly, the Romans had a low opinion of actors, so nothing new really.
In Roman times acting was considered repulsive.
Chi84
Premium Member
Hmm . . . why did they do it?
Disney Irish
Premium Member
And in ancient Greece actors were revered and most celebrated of professions, up there with philosophers and politicians.
So we really are more like ancient Greece than Rome.
Casper Gutman
Well-Known Member
A lot of folks can dish it out put can’t take it.
If everyone wants to make a deal that we are going to try and elevate the level of discourse in society, marginalizing and disempowering bullies and anyone who is unrepentantly nasty to those weaker then themselves, I am entirely on board.
Otherwise, folks need to accept the world they’ve helped to create and stop expecting to be immune from the consequences.
If everyone wants to make a deal that we are going to try and elevate the level of discourse in society, marginalizing and disempowering bullies and anyone who is unrepentantly nasty to those weaker then themselves, I am entirely on board.
Otherwise, folks need to accept the world they’ve helped to create and stop expecting to be immune from the consequences.
Ghost93
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She just got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, she's being treated fine.
Casper Gutman
Well-Known Member
Which she deserves, by the way. The star doesn’t mean anything beyond affirming that the recipient is a star, and Gadot is undeniably a star.
Willmark
Well-Known Member
A thousand year run (give or take) seems like a good benchmark.
Two thousand plus when Byzantium is considered.
Seems in that regard they had a good handle on what would be celebrities today
A very complicated question. The answer you are looking for is to undermine the upper class. This would be a mostly satisfactory cliff notes answer.
I don’t know how this applies to today when Hollywood actors and actresses are the upper class.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Its not really that difficult to get on the Walk of Fame. Someone just has to nominate them, they have to meet some minimal criteria, a fee gets paid, and they get it. So its not as prestigious in my opinion as it once was. Not that she doesn't deserve it, but thought I should put it into perspective.
Disstevefan1
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I recently changed my mind, my prediction that the global box office for Snow will exceed 672M therefore will be a money making movie.
Note: the 672M is based on the access media published budget of 269M using the access media multiplier of 2.5.
Note: the 672M is based on the access media published budget of 269M using the access media multiplier of 2.5.
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Casper Gutman
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Star actors can be very rich. But they are labor and they are not part of the elite class running the country.
The overwhelming majority of Hollywood actors are middle class.
Yes but you keep talking about the weak being picked on.
Zegler is not weak.
She is a multi millionaire with a massive social media presence.