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:cat: Hollyweird Gossip Fans
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"Reddit asks people that work on movie sets: Who are the most entitled actors you have met?"
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James Corden - James Corden is an absolute jack ass, not the funny happy go lucky guy you see on TV.
Steven Seagal - shows up and rejects his stunt double for being too fat (aka, a perfect double for him) and selects a stunt double for himself who was much thinner, in fact it was Star Lord's double for all those movies. Production had to put Star Lord in a fat suit so he would look like Seagal, and he ends up doing 90% of Seagal's scenes, which is a good thing because it turns out Seagal likes to literally punch stunt men during choreographed fights and then taunt them if they wince. Also, Seagal got in trouble for flirting with underage girls and bringing prostitutes on set.
Tyra Banks - legitimately will fire some people if they look her in the eye when passing in the hallway, mostly interns. Ugh.
Dr Phil - My friend has worked on Dr. Phil for years. He has a no eye contact rule and is apparently one of the nastiest, most self-absorbed people in the industry.
Bruce Willis - is a f-cking annoying piece of sh-t. He makes demands, he causes additional problems, the moment when he decided to threaten to walk out after Kevin Smith did some rewrites for Live Free or Die Hard. I already knew; yeah you’re a piece of sh-t.
Faye Dunaway - and I cannot stress this enough... FAYE DUNAWAY. I've had dealings with her personally and can vouch for her entitledness, and nastiness, but my friend who works on movie sets has horror stories.
Extremely demanding, and also picky. She brings her scales with her everywhere and will make anyone catering weigh it up in front of her. She has a no eye contact rule, which must never be disobeyed, and she also yells and screams when things do not go her way.
Michael Cera (Arrested Development actor) - I watched so many young musicians come up to him during the Sex Bob-omb tour come up to him to talk about music or gush about how he inspired them, only for him to either brush them off completely, ask them why they’re talking to him, or just have security come take them away. Total dick.
Adele - My moms friend did security for concerts, she always told us about how nice the bands were BUT Adele was a nightmare, her fans started to line up before her concert outside of the Stadium and Adele REFUSED to do sound check because she didn’t want anyone to hear her for “FREE” and you couldn’t look at her when she spoke to you.
Chris F-cking O'Donnell - Hands down the worst. This asshole is literally the worst I have seen in the industry. This extremely minor television actor and FORMER model (see: his fatass neck) thinks he is not only talented but divine and will wonder aloud why "lessers" are doing something near him. Chris once complained to production that a slightly overweight security guard was assigned to an area near Catering. F-ck chris o'donnell.
Chris, if you're reading this, you are a f-cking polesmoker and your neck is fat. Everyone laughs at you when you are not around, especially production.
Helen Hunt - More like Helen ****.
Here are some people who I found to be not good or bad, just strange:
1- Gerard Butler is about 18 years old in his head.
2- Christopher Walken is literally just as insane as you might think.
3- Joaquin Phoenix is like that guy who wants to be your friend but is impaired by several layers of mental illness.
4- Samuel L Jackson is very into porn. No, you don't get it, VERY big fan of porn.
5- Tom Cruise is a f-cking whacko. No surprise here. If Tom decided to talk to you, he would get inappropriately interested in minutia about you. I mentioned I like 3 creamers in my coffee and he thought it was just about the most interesting f-cking thing he had ever heard in his life.
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Faye Dunaway is known for more than her movies (1:21)
NLP adjectives at work ...
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Steven Seagal huh? A picture is worth a thousand words.Quote:
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Couple of revealed blinds here:
http://www.crazydaysandnights.net/20...th_24.html?m=1
http://www.crazydaysandnights.net/20...nth_9.html?m=1
These too are supposed to be about him:
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https://www.crazydaysandnights.net/2...11_25.html?m=0
UN Goodwill Ambassador Katy Perry makes a military recruitment commercial disguised as a music video. Not sure if she wants to drop bombs on foreign children or give them food. I guess both.
@bluegreen
I really haven’t followed this thread, but I was compelled to click on your post. I am mortified and simultaneously fascinated by the report that most of these Hollyweirdos will not tolerate eye contact. Makes me wonder if they aren’t on the autism spectrum? Is it more about their ego or is it about their insecurities? What’s your take on it?
Most all of these types of personalities in entertainment suffer from an exterior locus of identity! They value themselves only as others see them. In short it's their insecurities that drive them to do what they do. Ties right into why they bed hop from one relationship to another because the same need for approval drives that as well.Quote:
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Trump was not the first president to spend time in peoples' living room as a weekly television personality prior to running for office. Professional pretender Ronald Reagan became an expert at delivering lines written by others as the longtime host of “GE Theater” on CBS. Due to Reagan's part ownership of the show, he spent the years 1954-1961 becoming, quite literally, "rich & famous".
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Bluegreen. Your presentations on the truth about the impact of the entertainment industry being complicit in crimes against humanity is dead on. Your mixing images of movies with real deaths, real victims couldn't be more exact.
I admire your ability to refrain from the millions of devastating and graphic images that could be posted, but which would possibly be inappropriate for the general tenor present in this very humane and heart based forum. The truth comes across even without showing the explicit, real world details. (I would not be able to be so kind, in light of what I've seen.)
It is also quite the reality, considering that this thread is called "Hollyweird Great Awakening" to consider the power of truth and inspirational filmmaking in those projects called to Awaken the viewer. I was thinking about why that same insider in the film industry did not also talk about the down to earth actors who populate many of the roles in film, like some few who have told me that our work is as important as theirs, a gratitude not lost on me or my crews.
Equally as applicable in this thread is the value of those positive storylines chronicling the efforts of those who have fought for peace, with great sacrifice to their person, as well as those independent efforts made with a smooth road to presentation, remembering that telling truth doesn't require us to struggle. I do see the endless possibilities of many minor films, with major impact, being made by so many more people, now that the process of filming is cheaper and available to a much wider populace.
Write, inspire, film and get your insights out there, no matter who you are.
There are crafts in film, like mine for the short time I've been in the industry, that rarely see the "talent", the actors, and then there are those craftspeople stuck in the process with actually being around for the endless hours that filming takes. I marvel at how some of them remain the people they want to be in the process of serving the storyline. It, to me at the least, is inhumane to work and to live that way. Though we both work about the same amount of long hours, at least we stay physically active almost all of our time at work.
Some in all of these crafts, above the line (actors, producers, directors,etc.) and those who ARE the line that holds up everyone above, seek normalcy while living in a very abnormal profession, and then some are lost in the illusion of their own self-importance. There is a difference worth noting and that difference should be understood.
I'm content to know a lot about the storyline and at the same time very little about actors, etc. since my skills are in building and taking care of those who build. Builders rarely have time to do anything but build, build on time/or before and build safely for all of those on set, from before the beginning, for the duration and after the end.
Conversely, the main actors and even "extras"/background actors have to repeat scenes accurately, sometimes ad nauseum/over and over again, and it is highly impractical to interrupt them with even short conversations when they have to maintain not only the lines to be delivered, but the emotional content of a scene. How many people can do that, especially when a director, yourself or another principal actor inserts another way to then deliver and interact with another nuance or direction in that same storyline?
Yes, the war machine owns Hollywood and the msm that sells it's lies, but Hollywood is now less and less of a player in film making.
YES there are many more ways to make a positive impact in society beyond the machinations of the darkness that has no answer to the light you carry in your own lives. Put it in film.
Still, we take care of the warriors who, without full disclosure given to them, fight for causes and countries that knowingly use them for their evil purposes.
In the meantime, they end up living and dying for each other alone, far beyond the endless lies of the corporate c*ntess of war and her masonic officer's clubs, locked in the grip of the trauma, the never-ending vacs and the drugs they are given to keep them up and take them down long enough to breathe. Put the pen to those true stories if you care.
Since when, since what ancient times, were warriors not sold to do the deeds of the darkness that removes them from their humanity?
When non combatant inhabitants of the viral countries that choose war for controlling others, living far from the theaters/the stages of war, are forced to live with the consequences of war upon all involved.......maybe then wars won't be so easily accepted by them and sold to them as entertainment.
Until then, why don't many of us make a positive and insightful difference by writing our own stories and make them into film worthy of our being here.
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Laurence Fishburne - initially comes off as a dick and absolutely hates when you call him Larry, but he can swiftly turn that around and be a great guy and your best friend.
Keanu Reeves - is everything amazing you’d expect him to be, but because he is so personable he doesn’t have too many intimate one-on-ones with people.
Matt Damon - is super cool, funny, and intelligent.
James McAvoy - is stellar to work with apparently.
M. Night Shyamalan - is apparently an amazing father and one of the best bosses to work for. I’ve heard several stories about the work he puts in to being a great family man.
50 Cent - is god-damned hilarious. He was hanging out on set with my friend and a white girl in a kimono walked by and he yelled out “OH ****! They got the Asian jump-off in here.”
Russell Crowe - is apparently super down to earth, but he can get a bit isolated if you catch him while he’s focusing.
Christian Bale - acts kind of like Keanu, but he also can be so focused on his work that he kind of forgets to interact with people.
Ryan Gosling - is apparently hilarious and lovely.
Brian Cranston - is also what you’d expect. He’s a super nice guy who acts kind of like a father figure to most people.
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And this from rules4all
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Yeah... What's with the "no eye contact rule"?? I've read that even celebrities like Katy Perry & J.Lo have it. WEIRD!
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Soda or Anyone...... What does Ralmfo stand for?
Thanks, Hym.
So I love Charlotte Rampling- is she considered Hollywood? What’s she like?
I was stood next to her on a train a couple of years ago while I was chatting to my housemate, herself an actress. I have little idea what she is like but she was immersed in a book at the time and I deemed it best not to disturb her :)Quote:
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"How Satan Became a Hollywood Movie Star”
by David Paul Kirkpatrick
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I worked in commercial film in the age of the high concept movie in the 1980s and 1990s. As a Hollywood studio chief , I was in awe of Ira Levin, who I came to know, the novelist responsible for Rosemary’s Baby, Stepford Wives, and The Boys From Brazil.
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The Satanic Bible by Anton LaVey (b Howard Levey) was a plagiarized pastiche of fiction written by a former carnival barker at the behest of a New York City publishing company.
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Avon Publications is one of the top publishers of romance fiction. At Avon's initial stages, it was an American paperback book and comic book publisher. The shift in content occurred in the early 1970's with multiple Avon romance titles reaching and maintaining spots in bestseller lists, demonstrating the market and potential profits in romance publication.
Avon Books wanted to cash in on the commercial success of Rosemary’s Baby, a novel by Ira Levin, about a Manhattan housewife who gets impregnated by Satan. The financial success of the novel provoked a blockbuster motion picture. A young editor, Peter Mayer, claimed that “the time was right for The Satanic Bible.”
It did not exist.
Avon Books was going to produce it.
But who would write it?
That would be Howard Levey, on break from the carnival tour.
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When he left the carny, Levey (now LaVey) found himself in San Francisco in the 1960s at the height of the free love movement. With nothing to do, lots of girlfriends, and a firm understanding of live theater, Anton started the first Church of Satan. He dressed up in a glittering red cape and held dark masses with much pomp & circumstance. He was more shocked than anyone when the church took off.
The Satanic Bible has been translated into most languages and has never been out of print.
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Bluegreen. You are welcome!
The imagery in your posts are thought provoking, at times much more than words.
By the way, I don't know how the kids got off course there for a couple of pages, but it's to be expected. I do see the points they got across, all involved, but hopefully they have learned more about themselves and have gotten back on topic, or taken the discourses to other threads.
The unique thing about exchanges in forums like this is learning how to separate unwarranted attacks from your own personal reality. The twisted base of entertainment does permeate communications across many platforms, not just the internet, so I see how very inaccurate perceptions, manipulated thru emotional content, creates arguments like those in recent pages here.
Keep up the creative and very worthwhile posts.
Thank You! Hym.