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Another movie, another one where the rest of the cast doesn't get along with the foreign born A- list mostly movie actress who was A list as a teen in that franchise. One movie was not her fault. The rest are her feeling as if she should be treated as the big star she used to be, but she isn't. She has refused to do a lot of press for a new movie unless she gets bigger perks than her co-stars.
Emma Watson?
ReplyDelete"Little Women" being the movie.
ReplyDelete/Little Women
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant business decision where you absolutely have to project likability and where publicity is 75% of the job.
ReplyDeleteThey’ll be writing thesis papers on her career 15 years from now. “The effects of acting like a shithead on the profit projections of Hermoine as a grown up”
She's seems dead inside to me.
ReplyDeleteShe's not the best actress but she is an Ivy League educated, articulate woman who fights for equal rights across the world. I highly doubt she behaves like JLo.
ReplyDeleteMaybe Ellen can use her to better deal Portia.
ReplyDeleteOr throw her down the stairs...
DeleteEmma Watson/Little Women
ReplyDeleteGreta was praising all the other actresses and seemed to have a canned response when asked about Emma.
Yeah, English degree from Brown and can't manage to punctuate "Time's Up" correctly.
ReplyDeletehttps://metro.co.uk/2018/03/06/emma-watson-advertises-fake-tattoo-proofreader-spelling-times-ink-wrong-7364951/
A true genius chosen to represent feminism worldwide.
Yeah....BA from Brown - oooh how impressive....wonder how she "managed" to get in there?
ReplyDeleteShe needs someone to put her in her place.
ReplyDeleteI met Emma at the Carlyle Hotel in NYC during Hurricane Sandy. She was a total B so I'm not surprised.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of perks (in theory)?
ReplyDeleteSaoirse has acting talent, Emma not so much.
ReplyDeleteu can tell what an entitled c u next tuesday she is
ReplyDeleteEmma is the definition of a child star who believed who her own press and hype when in reality she got lucky and hit the jackpot getting cast as Hermoine. Radcliffe seems to know this and is humble as some of the other stars from the Harry Potter franchise.
ReplyDeleteSaorise was also a child actress (Atonement), but, seems to be grounded and has much more talent as posters have mentioned above. I have a feeling Emma Watson's star is fading especially if she known to be hard to work with and entitled.
I imagine Saorise will have a career much like Kate Winslet. Also, in Emma Watson's interviews I find her so "blah" and lacking the charisma needed to be a big star.
As even the cast of this current movie proves, she's now at an age where there's an ample pool of talent from both established actresses and newcomers eager and grateful for an opportunity. She needs to realize the entitled attitude and other issues are only going to make it easier and easier for productions to choose others.
ReplyDeleteWhy another "Little Women"? Especially with actresses too old to play the parts.
ReplyDeletesaorsie did a real good job in the lovely bones. what a creepy movie.
ReplyDelete"perks" as in "The Perks of Being a Wallflower". Emma Watson
ReplyDeleteEmma Watson. An actress so bland and unlikeable that she can't even make the main talking point in the comments of a blind that she's the subject of.
ReplyDeleteEmma's cameo in "This Is The End" perfectly captured her, uh, personality.
ReplyDeleteSaoirse Ronan is great actress, she would have been bigger earlier but she picked a few films that weren't as popular as they were supposed to be.
ReplyDeleteBoston Film Critics nominee 2012
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The Perks Of Being A Wallflower
MTV Award winner 2017
Best Actress
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North Carolina Critics nominee 2012
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@ Fashionfluff
ReplyDeleteI met Emma at the Carlyle Hotel in NYC during Hurricane Sandy. She was a total B
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more details please ?
How many times are they gonna remake this book into a movie?
ReplyDelete"She's not the best actress but she is an Ivy League educated, articulate woman who fights for equal rights across the world."
ReplyDeleteWell holy shit then she should get off the screen then.
You know it's too bad Emma Watson because I always have really liked Her.
ReplyDeleteBut just watch I bet you come March or May when The Offers Start drying up - If they haven't already ( Actually I just went on Her IMDB Page and She has literally nothing line up right now )
But just wait come Next Year She will definitely start acting way more humble and gracious for any Auditioning Opportunity that comes Her way.
Hell I wouldn't even be surprised if She was to start making Her way to Television come sometime Next Year.
Although to be fair doing Television These Day's is definitely not the step down that it use to be although I'm sure in Her mind She probably see's Television much differently.
But unless She can Wow Another Film Studio Executive ( And keep in mind She's already Pissed Off quite a few Over The Years ) At this point I really don't see that many options left for Her.
Pffft to Emma Watson.
ReplyDelete1994's film is, and always will be, "Little Women".
Winona was Oscar nominated for her "Jo". Luminous. Brilliant. Musical score so gorgeous so perfect. The final scene, in the rain...Jo, running down the muddy lane to catch Professor Baehr before he is gone forever... "But Jo, what can I give you? I have nothing..."
Seen it dozens of times. I still break down every time at that final scene. Magnificent. Sheer perfection.
LOVE YOU WINONA xxxxx