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kittenmittons posted:People have(had) positive opinions of michael rapaport? He shits on Trump and his cronies a lot. Also backed players kneeling.
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GET THE gently caress OUT OF MY HOUSE LARRY YOU PIECE OF poo poo!
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I mean dude's still onside with Seinfeld right? And a big Biden supporter. Not surprising.
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A Sometimes Food posted:I mean dude's still onside with Seinfeld right? And a big Biden supporter. Not surprising. He was all in for Pete before Biden.
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Pirate Jet posted:He was all in for Pete before Biden. Well that's much better.
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Holy poo poo Alyssa Milano is a huge piece of poo poo https://twitter.com/Alyssa_Milano/status/1247242038682079232?s=19
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She had a meltdown the other day posting over a dozen anti-Sanders articles and several of them were from right-wing rags.
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Krankenstyle posted:Nooo wtf you idiot He did star in movie directed by Allen, so he was already okay with Woody.
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Neoliberal celebrities are "progressive" right up until the point where somebody threatens to make them slightly less rich.
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If you’ve spent the last decade in front of a camera there is a nearly 100% chance your brain is tapioca and your politics are dogshit.
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Every day I find some fresh horror that shows how out in the open some of this really is.2reachmu posted:Normally these types of videos are ironically hilarious
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Bust Rodd posted:If you’ve spent the last decade in front of a camera there is a nearly 100% chance your brain is tapioca and your politics are dogshit. Just remember, many of these people went straight from high school to celebrity stars. Johnny Depp is good at being a certain way on screen but from the in depth interview of him recently he is dumb as gently caress and seems barely literate.
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pentyne posted:Just remember, many of these people went straight from high school to celebrity stars. Johnny Depp is good at being a certain way on screen but from the in depth interview of him recently he is dumb as gently caress and seems barely literate. He drinks a case of wine a week.
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Rhyno posted:He drinks a case of wine a week. There's a ton of smart drunks though. It's not like anyone would call Bukowski barely literate.
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John Wick of Dogs posted:Holy poo poo Alyssa Milano is a huge piece of poo poo It's extremely ugly to see how little Milano's principles are worth when it comes to propping up the corpse of Joe Biden.
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John Wick of Dogs posted:Holy poo poo Alyssa Milano is a huge piece of poo poo That was pretty well known, she's actively deterred any sort of MeToo mobilization targeting CAA clients, the firm where her husband works.
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#MeToo was always about being in control of the narrative, and it was always about making sure that the people who don’t continue to play ball are punished. If you are ever scratching your head going “ok it’s post #MeToo but that scumbag is still out there, like Woody Allen or like Jeff Goldblum, wtf?” it is because this is a mechanism of control that Hollywood elites can now use as kill switch on anyone’s career they choose. People like Kevin Spacey can literally be outed as pedofiles and lose their entire careers seemingly overnight and yet... face basically no consequences legally and just continue to farm residuals until the sun explodes, because he is continuing to play the game. Weinstein wanted to be king, he wanted to be in control, and the people who are really in charge served him up to die of Corona in prison (thank god) These are the same people who who fully funded the expose on Catholic child molestation but then stonewalled the same filmmaker’s efforts to create a film about Hollywood peds. I’m fully aware how much tinfoil it sounds like I’m wearing on my head but can you honestly tell me it sounds crazier than anything else going on in Hollywood, like, for example, the church of Scientology?
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John Wick of Dogs posted:Holy poo poo Alyssa Milano is a huge piece of poo poo Biden supporter, right?
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I would say I'm disappointed, but I never really looked to Alyssa Milano, a slightly more successful version of Pamela Anderson, for moral guidance.
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I don’t even remember what Alyssa Milano was famous for before “rapist superfan.”
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Apr 7, 2020 17:22
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Pirate Jet posted:I don’t even remember what Alyssa Milano was famous for before “rapist superfan.” Who's The Boss.
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Rhyno posted:Who's The Boss. And then a second huge career boost with Charmed.
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thrawn527 posted:And then a second huge career boost with Charmed. And also cinematic blockbuster Poison Ivy 2.
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Rhyno posted:And also cinematic blockbuster Poison Ivy 2. Well, sure, in the 90's she made a few poo poo softcore movies like that and Shadow of the Vampire. But she would have stayed an obscure child star if not for Charmed bringing her back into the limelight.
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thrawn527 posted:Well, sure, in the 90's she made a few poo poo softcore movies like that and Shadow of the Vampire. But she would have stayed an obscure child star if not for Charmed bringing her back into the limelight. Her stint on Melrose Place likely did that. Why do I know so much about her career?
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Charmed started in 1998 so it's not like she was on Melrose place for very long when it began. She'd kinda dropped off the map doing those lovely movies in the mid-90s and then the comeback came all at once in 1997/1998. You can probably argue Charmed was a bigger deal for Shannen Doherty. No telling where she'd be without that show, she was really not doing well with her career at that point. 90210 ended for her in 1994, she did a few movies(Mallrats and....that's about it really) but for the most part 1994-1998 were pretty dire.
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Basebf555 posted:Charmed started in 1998 so it's not like she was on Melrose place for very long when it began. She'd kinda dropped off the map doing those lovely movies in the mid-90s and then the comeback came all at once in 1997/1998. It's not like Doherty has done much since Charmed ended, though, either.
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Bust Rodd posted:#MeToo was always about being in control of the narrative, and it was always about making sure that the people who don’t continue to play ball are punished. If you are ever scratching your head going “ok it’s post #MeToo but that scumbag is still out there, like Woody Allen or like Jeff Goldblum, wtf?” it is because this is a mechanism of control that Hollywood elites can now use as kill switch on anyone’s career they choose. People like Kevin Spacey can literally be outed as pedofiles and lose their entire careers seemingly overnight and yet... face basically no consequences legally and just continue to farm residuals until the sun explodes, because he is continuing to play the game. Weinstein wanted to be king, he wanted to be in control, and the people who are really in charge served him up to die of Corona in prison (thank god) I had similar feelings on this too where I personally feel like #metoo has warped into a weapon and lost a little of it's original meaning. To me this really isn't justice but an unspoken selection of offerings to replace people in certain positions.
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thrawn527 posted:It's not like Doherty has done much since Charmed ended, though, either. Yea but without that she might be in bad shape financially. With that sweet sweet Charmed money she can coast for the rest of her life.
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Basebf555 posted:Yea but without that she might be in bad shape financially. With that sweet sweet Charmed money she can coast for the rest of her life. I mean, given how Hollywood works for men vs. women, cool, more power to her.
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Doherty always had that 'hard to work with' label stuck to her. I wonder if any of that was true, or if it was just code for 'wouldn't blow the producer.'
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John Wick of Dogs posted:Holy poo poo Alyssa Milano is a huge piece of poo poo She was always there to be a gatekeeper to keep #metoo within acceptable bounds. Protecting rapists like Biden is her job. At least seeing her called out on it is very cathartic. PoontifexMacksimus fucked around with this message at 18:58 on Apr 7, 2020 |
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thrawn527 posted:It's not like Doherty has done much since Charmed ended, though, either. I don't know how it works now with so many streaming services, but up until like 5 or 6 years ago, if you had one popular show that lasted for at least 100 episodes you could basically live off the syndication residuals.
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davidspackage posted:Doherty always had that 'hard to work with' label stuck to her. I wonder if any of that was true, or if it was just code for 'wouldn't blow the producer.' There's so many great actresses who just disappeared in their twenties where I used to think it was because they got 2 wrinkles so normal Hollywood sexism was gonna keep them out of work until they could play the mother of some hot young thing. Now I realize it's because they wouldn't gently caress Harvey Weinstein.
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Skwirl posted:I don't know how it works now with so many streaming services, but up until like 5 or 6 years ago, if you had one popular show that lasted for at least 100 episodes you could basically live off the syndication residuals. The general idea is/was that at the 100 episode mark it could be syndicated. Before the syndication point (selling re-run rights to TV stations), TV shows aren't profitable, but a single syndicated show pays dividends for itself and the budgets for all the things getting canceled every year. The economics of Netflix are currently more mysterious.
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Skwirl posted:I don't know how it works now with so many streaming services, but up until like 5 or 6 years ago, if you had one popular show that lasted for at least 100 episodes you could basically live off the syndication residuals. She left after two seasons though. Skwirl posted:There's so many great actresses who just disappeared in their twenties where I used to think it was because they got 2 wrinkles so normal Hollywood sexism was gonna keep them out of work until they could play the mother of some hot young thing. Man, that really makes you think about how many actresses got the "hard to work with label."
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