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This B list actress who can usually be found on television has an interesting tabloid past that makes all of you know her. Sure, her prime tabloid days were about a decade ago, but when you have a character in a movie based on you, then you know you are something else. Anyway, she was talking recently about something that happened to her in the #MeToo movement, but she has one thing wrong. She once tried to get a job by casting couching and the producer said no because he knew it would lead to trouble. Probably the only time he said no.
Amanda Bynes?
ReplyDeleteKatie Holmes? Break-up was close to a decade ago and everyone thinks that Netflix show is based on their relationship.
ReplyDeleteWhich Netflix show is that?
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ReplyDeleteAre "prime" and "something else" potential clues as to who?
Anne Heche is starring in The Brave. It airs during primetime on NBC.
DeleteMy mistake - not a Netflix show! It's called The Arrangement.
ReplyDelete"Can be found on television" is interesting...
ReplyDeleteAnne Heche is my guess.
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DeleteTotally Anne Heche. Watched Bowfinger again last week. So funny.
DeleteI think it's Anne. She recently just spoke up about Harvey ruining her film career, also.
DeleteBut her prime tabloid days were right before 9/11, closer to 2 decades ago. (I just remember 9/11 wiping her alien-Ellen drama off the front pages for a few months.) She's never been close to as relevant since.
DeleteAll I can think of are Alyssa Milano and Sheri Stoner. That is a stretch though. Disney used them as inspiration to draw animated characters.
ReplyDeleteHoly God. I Googled it and now I cannot unsee it. The Little Mermaid was one of the "Charmed" witches and Belle is carrying a rifle going "GET OWF MAH LAWN": http://stylecaster.com/real-people-that-inspired-cartoon-characters/ 🙀🙀🙀
DeleteI thought Pocahontas rather looked like Naomi Campbell, tho?
Deleteagreed with @loopymommy, it's anne heche.
ReplyDeletehttp://toofab.com/2018/01/24/anne-heche-says-harvey-weinstein-exposed-himself-to-her/
ReplyDeleteAnne Heche, not sure on the movie, If These Walls Could Talk II maybe?
ReplyDeleteHeather Graham's character in Bowfinger was based on Anne Heche.
ReplyDeleteOn another note, shit like this undermines the #metoo movement and is fucked up
The Arrangement is clearly based on Tom C.
ReplyDeleteSadly we are getting to the point that I was hoping would not happen. Opportunistic actresses using the media and movement for their own career gains.
ReplyDeleteWow. It says a lot about her crazy for a producer to turn her down. That poor girl is probably indeed a ton of trouble
ReplyDelete+1 J.D. It's definitely Anne she just recently talked about the #MeToo and I remember all the crazy tabloid talk about her when I was younger when she was more erratic publicly.
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ReplyDelete@timebob That was my concern too. A lot of these men and women who were actually abused have been scared to come out because people wouldn't believe them, blacklist them, or try anything to ruin their career and discredit them. It's really disgusting how people are manipulating this movement for their own publicity and career gains when there are real victims out there who are still scared to speak out. People like Anne Heche are disgusting and should be outed publicly for lying.
ReplyDeleteNo, but also the thing is: if they DON'T speak up against it, then people just assume they at some point of their careers voluntarily hit the couch (which is probably true).
DeleteI guess the women who voluntarily couched should be allowed to take part in the movement (as long as they quit is, as I think by doing so they do other women a disservice by contributing to fostering an unfair/unsafe environment for women who want to compete for jobs like men).
LOL who's actually crazy enough that a producer would decline the offer?
ReplyDeleteYes the answer must be Anne H.
Anne Heche
ReplyDeleteScandi Sanskrit--I agree re: "I guess the women who voluntarily couched should be allowed to take part in the movement (as long as they quit is, as I think by doing so they do other women a disservice by contributing to fostering an unfair/unsafe environment for women who want to compete for jobs like men).
ReplyDeleteIf we exclude them it can't be a united movement. We need to allow them to start fresh and take up the cause. Kind of sick at the idea we need to throw everyone away unless they've been 100% clean in this cesspool; we need to give them a way to make it back.
Just as long advice they don't make shit up to draw attention to themselves (or call a "bad date" a #MeToo thing, like the person who bitched about Aziz Ansari's lack of red wine).
DeleteLike, if an actress voluntarily hit the couch, then they can come to a march/gathering/protest, but don't make false claims just so they can be the centre of attention.
You know what kind of woman would win my respect now? If someone admitted they casting couched and acknowledged they contributed to creating an unsafe work environment for others and apologised to her fellow women.
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