I think she is very good. I have never not been convinced by her in any role seen by my eyes.

If we take the time to see with the heart and not with the mind, we shall see that we are surrounded completely by angels ~ Carlos Santana

Because I'm a bad actress…
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

why are you laughing?
My password is password

Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Foster is a born and bred dyke.
The Dutch put their fingers in them.

Nothing more interesting than watching two nerds discuss pussy like they've ever had any.

So why is it as if I've never had any? I don't want any.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Byeeeeee️

Nobody said you did

So why would I care about her beaver?
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Byeeeeee️

Nobody said you did

Who said I EVER wanted any?
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Hahahahahahahaha.
My password is password

Byeeeeee️

Nothing more interesting than watching two nerds discuss pussy like they've ever had any.

Its out of bounds for the D. Foster is a born and bred dyke.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

I would go there no questions asked.

I knew what you meant, I just didn't care to go there….
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Alright, alright, alright!
I'd love to see her Beaver.

Yes, she was very good in
Contact
, (perhaps he second best 90's role), though I do find the film a tad disappointing overall and I really wasn't buying into the chemistry with her and McConaughey's character.
Why she made
The Beaver
is mind-boggling. It was supposed to be a catharsis for her buddy Mel Gibson.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Has she ever had the D or did she always drink from the furry cup? I think she was amazing in Contact, one of my all-time favourites. Has anyone seen her Beaver?

Old post but here goes. Foster was a natural in the moment actress and the performance she gave in
The Accused - '88
, as an everyday working class trailer trash girl, connected with a lot of people. Same with her empowering role as Clarice in
The Silence Of The Lambs - '91
. Her vulnerability, immersed in both strength and natural awkwardness, was something I found quite sublime.
Foster had the ability to make so much out of so little and while an extremely intelligent actress, (and person), she also appeared to have very little pretentiousness about herself. Her second Oscar win catapulted her into the top realm of superstardom and this is where she then appeared to flounder.
She wanted to direct and be taken seriously as a director and have women held to the same stead as men in her circles. Not that women weren't already honored and revered, (who else is going to bring a female role to life better than a female?), but the pretentiousness then started to creep in and she failed to grasp that the negative feminine dynamic is not the same as the positive masculine one.
Her choice of roles didn't appear to be that intuitive either and she was down right embarrassing to watch in the deservedly forgotten
Nell - '94
. She started to age and the role model aspects that were appealing for many of both genders started to diminish. Her EGO appeared to get a tad out of control.
I have no issue with both her Oscar wins, though Sarandon winning for
Thelma and Louise
wouldn't have phased me either, but since I hold a lot of reverence for Lambs, I'm pleased it ran away with the top 5 awards it did.
This clip is worth watching, to see how natural and real she was after winning her first Oscar and its so easy to see how many were smitten with her. She was a one of kind, both as a child actress and a young adult.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

The MOST overrated actress, EVER, is meryl ****ing streep. That rat-face of hers. Brrrrrrrrrr! At least Jodie is hot. I'd do her. I'd let her strip for me whilst I am lying naked on the floor, by the time she's naked, she can pole dance on my penis and after that I'd give her a good pounding. The mere thought of meryl ****ing streep however is enough to make me go soft for a week or so.

I dont see how she 'overacted' in the Clarice Sterling role. The 'lambs' story was a painful childhood memory, and she hit just the right tone in conveying it, I felt. She wasn't crying hysterically, or talking to Lecter in an overly casual "Oh well, this nutty thing happened some years ago, but I've totally gotten over it. Nice weather we're having lately, tho!" tone. And the 'being stalked' at the end scene didn't show Foster over-acting the moment, either. She didn't lose her cool, even tho her life was clearly in danger. Jonathan Demme seems to know how to work with actors, for the most part. Note that Anthony Hopkins and Tom Hanks both won Oscars for working with him, as well.

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