The painful Red2 interview with her and Bruce Willis
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ColinInLa — 12 years ago(August 30, 2013 09:32 PM)
He may be in a position to get away with treating people like crap whenever it suits him, but Willis gets no points at all for dragging her down with him and putting her in a very awkward position.
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FridayOnElmStreet — 12 years ago(October 31, 2013 02:30 AM)
Bruce Willis was a dick who couldnt even pretend to be nice for a few minutes. The interviewer is is saying how much he enjoyed the film and Bruce is just an beep
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hbh-2 — 9 years ago(September 16, 2016 07:39 AM)
I agree with you, I thought both of them acted rude. Wasn't impressed.
What was so embarrassing about it? Never heard about irony? It's very wide spread, but certain type of people are not able to decipher irony. Guess you are one of them. What would impress you anyway? -
21st_Century_Digital_Boy — 12 years ago(January 06, 2014 03:43 AM)
Those are questions from interviewers that actors hate and get asked a million times on a press junket. They could tell this guy was new and sucked so why would they care about the same old beep It's a contractual obligation to do these interviews so they just try and get through them.
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brightmidnight71 — 11 years ago(June 11, 2014 05:39 AM)
Ok guys. These two have done god knows how many hundreds of press junket interviews for a movie that was just a payday. It sucked, they know it sucked, and they've had to pretend it doesn't suck for months and months.
She even says at one point she didnt see it.
On top of it they're doing a sit down with some nobody from a British radio station who couldn't have worse questions with those stupid and unnecessary microphones. I would have acted just like Bruce and I think she was getting a kick out if it. And who knows, maybe they pissed him off before the cameras rolled. He was5b4n't in a good mood from the start.
If I was as rich and famous as him, I wouldn't put up with too much crap from some nobody who can't even conduct a proper interview. I don't think he put her on the spot at all. I thought he was pretty damn funnymaybe its a Jersey thing. -
FilmnTV — 10 years ago(September 15, 2015 10:47 PM)
Never saw this before. Wow. What a giant gaping a-hole Willis is esp after he talks about treating people well. Heres a guy praising the movie and him and being very respectful. Doesn't matter if the questions are dull or repetitive. Too bad. Graceless. Entitled. If he apologized he should have done it on camera. If he didn't, here's to getting his delusions further shattered in life. I think MLP did the best she could. Trying to make Bruce feel supported in his arrogance but also trying to be kind to the interviewer. Some celebrities really just need to only b68be heard reciting other people's writing. Most of them really. They're actors. Act and then stop acting and be a normal person. And a grateful one.
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hbh-2 — 9 years ago(September 16, 2016 07:31 AM)
He's an alcoholic, she's a lifelong anorexicI don't think either has a lot of deep-seated rational impulse within them.
OMG! How do you even come up with these moronic thoughts and let alone "print" them? Why would you even say something like that? Bet you never put that critical brain of yours looking at yourself and your shortcomings now do you? Are you slightly overweight? Obese? Fat or just stupid? -
cookiela2001 — 9 years ago(September 16, 2016 06:14 PM)
OMG! How do you even come up with these moronic thoughts and let alone "print" them? Why would you even say someth5b4ing like that?
I say that because I used to work for one of the Broadway producers of the 1990 play Parker did,
Prelude to a Kiss
where her eating disorder made her so sick she was sometimes unable to perform professionally (missing performances).
Even when she WAS present, there was the constant fear she'd be too weak/scattered from her anorexia to show up at the theaterevery night was uncertain.
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FreddyVoorheesTheThird — 9 years ago(December 23, 2016 01:30 AM)
You've been heavily placing blame on her for her disease.
"Ugh, she doesn't do any work, and when she does she's useless and tired all the time! God damn her for having cancer!" - what you're doing.
When you p5b4lay the game of monopoly, you win or you go bankrupt. There is no middle ground. -
cookiela2001 — 9 years ago(December 23, 2016 10:25 AM)
I never said she was useless. She's talented. I said that she is irrational; which is the nature of her addiction. (Losing perspective as to one's body imagecombined with control issues.)
This irrationality has made her difficult to work with in the pastthough I wouldn't say
her
work itself has suffered. It does make her coworkers' jobs harder, however.
In this day and age is IS hard for me to have sympathy for addicts who let their disease persistespecially when they have the means for childcare if they need it, etc. TIP: it involves going to a (free) meeting a day. If they're not willing to do that, wellthen we're in the territory of a sick person who refuses to takb68e their (free) medicine. I'm supposed to indulge that?
Sorry.no.
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