In this day and age, you cannot simply be an "inaccessible" celebrity and expect people to feel a connection to you.
Major stars need to be authentic and genuine, rather than putting on an act to please the public. You cannot be loved by everyone; there will always be detractors.
I'm getting my dopamine high from all of the Jacob and Kendall videos but deep down inside, I miss my old married couple, Timothée and Kylie.
I know we just saw them, but I mean the high quality award show basketball season content
Reason why am standing with Kim Kardashian no woman deserves this type of treatment from the father of her children knowing what she went through during her pregnancy
Say whatever you want about kim she will always choose herself and give love a chance
Timothée Chalamet makes an uncredited cameo as himself in new John Wilson’s documentary ‘The History Of Concrete’
It follows a filmmaker applying lessons from a Hallmark movie writing workshop to sell a documentary about concrete.
Nathan Fielder, Kim Kardashian, Jacob Elordi and Cailee Spaeny also appear in the film.
@Tom604506945@nyctophil3 That’s incorrect; the film is inspired by the life of Marty Mauser, a New Yorker with outsized ambitions. Both films are inspired by real-life Americans.
I hate how people just hate on celebrities for no real reason. They don't even mean what they say, they just want to piss off fans. It makes no sense. It's all about clout, going viral (“making a hit tweet") these days and trolling just to win a meaningless fight, making up stupid internet arguments.
Denis Villeneuve on Florence Pugh:
“There is something unapologetic about the way she inspires respect. I could spontaneously imagine her as someone raised in a royal family.”
(Via @VanityFair)
The funniest part is that the women complaining about it can’t even afford Kérastase, and the second funniest thing is that you’ll never see them hate men who commit abuse and crimes in the industry with the same energy.
@didifyy I admire Robert Pattinson's work. I just want the online detractors to understand that talent alone is no longer enough; promotion is needed to sell a film effectively. So, internet users should stop criticizing actors who want to promote their films in a different way.
@SadieBlue26754@TheCineprism Why are you getting worked up? My post is simply asking people online to stop criticizing actors who innovate in their work. I hope internet users will stop the media pile-ons against celebrities and respect every actor's work.
@FilmUpdates I appreciate Robert Pattinson's work. I just want the online detractors to understand that it is becoming very difficult to sell a film these days—unless you have the marketing backing of industry giants.
@TheCineprism I appreciate Robert Pattinson's work. I just want the online detractors to understand that it is becoming very difficult to sell a film these days—unless you have the marketing backing of industry giants.