I dont thibk so because that kind of movie is too reliant on CGI so it would have been terrible imo.
Biggest D-bag in Hollywood?
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Last: 4 yr ago by GasPasser97
Maybe, but in 1998 it would have been a different movie
To be on topic
Scott Disick and all of the Kardashians are ******s.
Alec Baldwin seems like one (though I loved his Trump).
Used to think Pete Davidson was one until recently.
Scott Disick and all of the Kardashians are ******s.
Alec Baldwin seems like one (though I loved his Trump).
Used to think Pete Davidson was one until recently.
It's not TNNCS. We've corresponded, and he is OK.
Chevy Chase has to be up there. On the Community set he would just forego his lines and scream the n word at Donald Glover. I mean... Yikes.
Alec Baldwin is a good one. He's also one of the few where the common man has actual evidence of his d baggery whereas a lot of these other folks it's from second hand sources.
He's a crap human for the most part although I've enjoyed several of his characters over the years (not trump though; that was really bad).
He's a crap human for the most part although I've enjoyed several of his characters over the years (not trump though; that was really bad).
AliasMan02 said:
Curvy Chase has to be up there. On the Community set he would just forego his lines and scream the n word at Donald Glover. I mean... Yikes.
Wow.
YouBet said:AliasMan02 said:
Chevy Chase has to be up there. On the Community set he would just forego his lines and scream the n word at Donald Glover. I mean... Yikes.
Wow.
I think he might have been trying to get fired, given everything we know about how that went down, but that almost makes him MORE of an ahole.
AgfromHOU said:
Maybe, but in 1998 it would have been a different movie
I wouldn't mind seeing a 1998 Black Panther. Might have been more interesting than the mind numbing CGI fest that was made.
Brie Larson.
If it had Wesley Snipes starring in it, then yes.The Debt said:
Heres a fun question, if Black Panther came out in 1998 but had the same budget as blade, would it have been as successful as Blade?
Everyone knows the answer. BP benefitted from the strength of a dozen MCU films before it. BP benefitted from having a built in audience, an established universe, and hungry fans that already saw BP in Civil War. Aman Ra films vs. DISNEY STUDIO.
Coming from a guy who starred in Alone In The Dark.not sure I'd be criticizing someone about their choice in movies to act inFogburn95 said:
This article got me thinking: who is the biggest ****** in Hollywood?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/true-detective-actor-stephen-dorff-104421575.html
This Dorff guy would have given his left nut 10 years ago to be cast as Hawkeye or some other MCU lead and he's going to give Scarlett Johansson ***** Hell, he was even in a movie himself based on a Marvel comic (Blade).
Christian Bale. Anne Hathaway. Jennifer Lawrence.
I'll handle the latter two, you can have Wayne.ea1060 said:
Christian Bale. Anne Hathaway. Jennifer Lawrence.
someone on here (or maybe it was aggieyell) posted a story about Ashton Kutcher that I'll never forget. His friend was Bruce Willis' personal pilot and he went to pick up Ashton and Demi to fly them to where Bruce was staying. They had a big celebration every year for Thanksgiving. Bruce was kind enough to invite the pilot to stay for dinner. Ashton was treating the pilot like a steward the entire time, making him load his bags and what not.
At dinner, when they got to the part of the blessing where everyone says what they are thankful for, Ashton apparently thanked the lord that he was blessed with such talent and good looks so he could be famous instead of just some normal guy "like him", as he pointed at the pilot.
At dinner, when they got to the part of the blessing where everyone says what they are thankful for, Ashton apparently thanked the lord that he was blessed with such talent and good looks so he could be famous instead of just some normal guy "like him", as he pointed at the pilot.
Isn't this changing a bit though - in the age of social media? Everyone loves Keanu and I think his reputation has actually helped his box office draw (although John Wick is just cool).
Metoo was horribly misguided much of the time, but it got a lot of famous people thinking about what they were doing. When you can go on message boards and talk about "that incident with x that made you feel they were so bad". The Chevy Chase', Kathryn Heigl, Alec Baldwins of the world - not sure they get as many breaks as they were earlier to become famous.
Stephen Dorff is an idiot.
Metoo was horribly misguided much of the time, but it got a lot of famous people thinking about what they were doing. When you can go on message boards and talk about "that incident with x that made you feel they were so bad". The Chevy Chase', Kathryn Heigl, Alec Baldwins of the world - not sure they get as many breaks as they were earlier to become famous.
Stephen Dorff is an idiot.
isn't it Shia Lebouf?????
I thought this was no contest.
I thought this was no contest.
The biggest D-bag in Hollywood is a highly competitive field. It's like the SEC of D-baggery.Zombie Jon Snow said:
isn't it Shia Lebouf?????
I thought this was no contest.
AgfromHOU said:
Yes, this character I liked.
One of my buddies grew up in San Antonio and was a waiter at one of TLJ's regular spots near his house. He said he was the only one who would wait on him, as every other was screamed down for one reason or another. TLJ tolerated him, but was still a deek. TLJ would call ahead and ask if my buddy was there, or he wouldn't come. Kind of like the Nicholson character in As Good As It Gets.amg405 said:
Not to totally derail but I met Tommy Lee Jones in a bookstore in San Antonio when I was like 14 and he was a total jerk. True story.
I assume every single actor I can recognize is a giant dewshbag IRL. These people live in their own little, self-obsessed words, completely detached from reality.
Wouldn't it be easier to list the people in Hollywood that aren't?
NoahAg said:
I assume every single actor I can recognize is a giant dewshbag IRL. These people live in their own little, self-obsessed words, completely detached from reality.
NOT Keanu Reeves.
Class act, gentleman, humble, kind, etc. Many stories of his stopping to help random people, going out of his way to be kind, riding public transportation in NY and giving up his seat, etc. Never has a bodyguard with him.
It really doesn't take much.
Favorite story in here is when he rented a van and rode with strangers because their plane was rerouted. And entertained them en route by reading facts about Bakersfield.
https://www.boredpanda.com/positive-things-keanu-reeves/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic
It would be if they didn't have to lay low and live incognito.Stupe said:
Wouldn't it be easier to list the people in Hollywood that aren't?
Paul Rudd as well, based on everything I have readZombie Jon Snow said:NoahAg said:
I assume every single actor I can recognize is a giant dewshbag IRL. These people live in their own little, self-obsessed words, completely detached from reality.
NOT Keanu Reeves.
Class act, gentleman, humble, kind, etc. Many stories of his stopping to help random people, going out of his way to be kind, riding public transportation in NY and giving up his seat, etc. Never has a bodyguard with him.
It really doesn't take much.
ea1060 said:
Christian Bale. Anne Hathaway. Jennifer Lawrence.
I've worked with Hathaway and she could not have been nicer or cooler.
Walt Luddiger said:
someone on here (or maybe it was aggieyell) posted a story about Ashton Kutcher that I'll never forget. His friend was Bruce Willis' personal pilot and he went to pick up Ashton and Demi to fly them to where Bruce was staying. They had a big celebration every year for Thanksgiving. Bruce was kind enough to invite the pilot to stay for dinner. Ashton was treating the pilot like a steward the entire time, making him load his bags and what not.
At dinner, when they got to the part of the blessing where everyone says what they are thankful for, Ashton apparently thanked the lord that he was blessed with such talent and good looks so he could be famous instead of just some normal guy "like him", as he pointed at the pilot.
I'm not the biggest Ashton Kutcher fan - in fact, I kind of can't stand him - and I'm not directing this at you, but this reads like complete fiction.
So knowing some of the actual Hollywood actors - have they gotten nicer as time goes on? Do production companies avoid jerks that cause issues on sets or is that even a question? Would assume A-list has more wiggle room and up and comers watched more???TCTTS said:Walt Luddiger said:
someone on here (or maybe it was aggieyell) posted a story about Ashton Kutcher that I'll never forget. His friend was Bruce Willis' personal pilot and he went to pick up Ashton and Demi to fly them to where Bruce was staying. They had a big celebration every year for Thanksgiving. Bruce was kind enough to invite the pilot to stay for dinner. Ashton was treating the pilot like a steward the entire time, making him load his bags and what not.
At dinner, when they got to the part of the blessing where everyone says what they are thankful for, Ashton apparently thanked the lord that he was blessed with such talent and good looks so he could be famous instead of just some normal guy "like him", as he pointed at the pilot.
I'm not the biggest Ashton Kutcher fan - in fact, I kind of can't stand him - and I'm not directing this you, but this reads like complete fiction.
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Alec Baldwin is a good one. He's also one of the few where the common man has actual evidence of his d baggery whereas a lot of these other folks it's from second hand sources.
He's a crap human for the most part although I've enjoyed several of his characters over the years (not trump though; that was really bad).
My wife, oldest son, and I hung out with him for a bit while he was in Montana (Billings) filming some scenes for a movie in May and he was just about the nicest person you could imagine. We actually said after we got back to CO that it was more like hanging out with one of your friends than somebody famous. Seemed incredibly normal and down to earth during the time we spent with him. We're not much into the celebrity scene, though, so we really didn't talk about him and his career or anything. When we told some friends we'd spent some time with Alec Baldwin they all asked if we'd asked him about x, y, z and if we'd gone that route maybe it would've been different.
dude95 said:So knowing some of the actual Hollywood actors - have they gotten nicer as time goes on? Do production companies avoid jerks that cause issues on sets or is that even a question? Would assume A-list has more wiggle room and up and comers watched more???TCTTS said:Walt Luddiger said:
someone on here (or maybe it was aggieyell) posted a story about Ashton Kutcher that I'll never forget. His friend was Bruce Willis' personal pilot and he went to pick up Ashton and Demi to fly them to where Bruce was staying. They had a big celebration every year for Thanksgiving. Bruce was kind enough to invite the pilot to stay for dinner. Ashton was treating the pilot like a steward the entire time, making him load his bags and what not.
At dinner, when they got to the part of the blessing where everyone says what they are thankful for, Ashton apparently thanked the lord that he was blessed with such talent and good looks so he could be famous instead of just some normal guy "like him", as he pointed at the pilot.
I'm not the biggest Ashton Kutcher fan - in fact, I kind of can't stand him - and I'm not directing this you, but this reads like complete fiction.
Honestly, at least in my experience, there really weren't that many assh*les to begin with. It's always just been a select few actors/execs/agents, and the tide has definitely turned against them as of late. I wouldn't say they've gotten nicer, but maybe "quieter" is the better word. But I've worked in this business for nearly 20 years and honestly just haven't encountered that many jerks.
Agreed.
Well stated.
Well stated.
I can only imagine how much someone famous gets approached and bothered whenever they try to do anything outside the home. Being standoffish or even a jerk might be a kind of self defense mechanism.
Tommy's ranch in San Saba Co is about 7-8 miles from mine. I've only met him a couple of times (20+ years ago) and the interactions were curt but not bad per se. Known a lot of folks who know him including my former attorney's legal assistant who's dad runs Tommy's ranch. Also friends with a guy (that posts often here on TA) that worked for Tommy for years. Some of the stories are probably exaggerated but some I know as fact and I'll leave it at that.HtownAg92 said:One of my buddies grew up in San Antonio and was a waiter at one of TLJ's regular spots near his house. He said he was the only one who would wait on him, as every other was screamed down for one reason or another. TLJ tolerated him, but was still a deek. TLJ would call ahead and ask if my buddy was there, or he wouldn't come. Kind of like the Nicholson character in As Good As It Gets.amg405 said:
Not to totally derail but I met Tommy Lee Jones in a bookstore in San Antonio when I was like 14 and he was a total jerk. True story.
One quick Tommy yarn I can share is that his ranch foreman contacted my uncle who also has a ranch in the same county and wanted to buy a significant amount of hay. He told my uncle what Tommy was willing to pay, take it or leave it. My uncle declined, the price he wanted was ridiculously low. A few days later said foreman called my uncle and asked if he could meet with Tommy in person, which he did later that day. So my uncle said they shot the sh** for about 20 minutes about the weather, cattle, feed prices, etc, and then Tommy finally says something to the effect of "ok enough chit chat, I'll buy all of your hay, every bale you have for sale, and for the asking price, but only because you stood here talking to me for 20 minutes and didn't once ask me about Hollywood, or Al Gore, or try to kiss my ass in some way".
Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:
Legend has it Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones are pretty awful to be around.
Tommy Lee Jones is a pretty well known *******. Never heard the same about Duvall
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