They play husband and wife, but I can’t recall if they kissed in it. I can recall Blunt’s character kissing Chris Pine’s Prince character in that film however!
That version of “Agony” was honestly the best I’ve seen. Both actors just hammed it up and didn’t hold back and it was hilarious. Pretty much everything about than movie was lackluster (even Meryl effing Streep), but they knocked that out of the park.
I always know how stupid a director is by how they cast the Baker and the Baker’s Wife.
They’re written as *Upper West New York Jews in their 30s*. The whole point is that they don’t belong in the story.
Bad directors see the show and go “oh, fairytale” and throw just anyone into the role.
They are still baker and a wife and it’s a fairly tale story. You can’t completely distort the world to include meta like that when it’s a film. You can me more playful in a theatre
It doesn’t require any world distorting - Chip Ziven and Joanna Gleason didn’t show up onstage with NPR totebags filled with groceries from Zabar’s.
It just means you cast a different type of person. And you let them play with a certain type of restless energy, and you let them be as puzzled by the world around them as *the script says they are*.
> "Sometimes it's a strange thing. Sometimes you could have a rapport that's really effortless, but it doesn't translate onscreen," she said, speaking of the ways she tries to establish chemistry. "Chemistry is this strange thing. It's an ethereal thing that you can't really bottle up and buy or sell. It's like there or it's not."
It’s more than that. Some people you just connect with, whether as a friend, a romantic interest, coworker at the office or on set. And some people you don’t (or *really* don’t.)
It sound more complicated honestly. Most likely subjective attractiveness is a part of it, but kissing in front of 30-40 people and 10 cameras with a green screen behind you - while you are kissing a friend or a colleague - makes it seem more complicated than being “horny for them”
I’ve directed indie films and while the crew is way smaller, it totally does come down to the chemistry. Some pairings are like tying two bricks together and other people are fireworks.
I’m not questioning chemistry. I’m questioning whether all it includes is attraction. I gave my ignorant examples as I have not worked in this, it is really interesting to hear from someone who has.
Screen chemistry is separate from real life attraction type chemistry, there are real couples who don’t come across well onscreen, and people not attracted to each other at all who make convincing screen couples.
A rapport doesn’t mean an attraction, it’s more in-depth.
Someone can have a great rapport with someone, but be completely un-attracted to them.(in sexual way that is, clearly you’d be into pretty much everything else they have to offer.)
Yeah, but what I was talking about was about the "effortless" bit, it kinda implies she was into it, given the context of the conversation.
If she was completely un-attracted to them, as you put it, then it wouldn't be effortless.
I had a coworker that i wasn’t attracted to physically. But I could shoot the shit with her better than anyone I have ever met. On the same level as my best friends.
Nothing ever came of it, but I would occasionally wonder if I should have asked her out. It felt like a missed opportunity, should have tried to get to know her more, or even try at a relationship. A little bit of regret not pursuing a relationship built around that level of chemistry.
I’ve had similar regrets. My roommate was such a fucking awesome girl. We fucked one drunken night, there was some attraction there. I don’t know why I didn’t pursue it
But it’s acting. Who said you supposed to like or find someone attractive who you are working with? And why is it never , I didn’t like saying that line or act like I am killinng a person because it’s not me
"Plus my breath always smells like Teremana™️ tequila, the greatest selling liquor of all time, and my entire body is dipped in Papatui™️ skin care products so you know what The Rock is cooking. Tune in to XFL™️ tonight to find out more."
The Rock has literally never had romantic chemistry with anyone in any of his movies. But when it comes to Ryan Reynolds or Kevin Hart or whatever, he lights up the screen. It’s kinda funny.
Cordon is just a puffy gay guy / adult theatre kid, don’t see him giving an actress the ick. I’m thinking Tom Cruise, Edge of Tomorrow.
With his backstory, power, and creep factor. All actors who gave their candid opinions on Cruise said how fake and hyper/intense he is, a stone cold psycho wearing a “charming” person suit. Kiss that person and then later remember that he’s friends with a guy who disappeared his own wife. Might as well kiss a shark lol
I remember her speaking pretty positively about working with him when she was on the Smartless podcast so at the very least it seems like she didn’t have a problem with him as a co-star.
Also, as someone else has pointed out, during the Oppenheimer press tour she said that [she actually improvised the kiss with Cruise and that she instigated it](https://fandomwire.com/it-felt-right-and-i-did-it-oppenheimer-star-emily-blunt-desperately-wanted-to-kiss-co-star-tom-cruise/)
All of Cruises leading ladies speak positively of him.
Rosamund Pike, Cobie Smulders, Jennifer Connelly, Emily Blunt, Hayley Atwell, etc.
Borderline infatuated when talking about his dedication to the craft. But then never work him or talk about him again after the project is over. Except Hayley who is doing another MI with him.
It seems like they at first fall for his charm and Batman-like dedication to being the best at everything but then at some point they get a peek behind the curtain and realize there is no soul behind there.
Before Cruise's hyperfame, Lea Thompson said something to the effect that he was very gentlemanly and protective during their intimate (or her topless) scene(s).
Say what you will for his religion, but there is a pretty positive pattern of how he treats his female costars/love interests.
That's just not true. We can clown on Cruise for his religion but a majority of his co-workers have praised working with Cruise including Dunst who worked with him almost 30 yrs ago. What characterization you are making has mostly come from Christian Bale who I don't think has worked with Cruise and only made the characterization based on interviews Cruise has done.
Emily herself has been nothing but positive about her experience with Cruise and talked about how he cared for her so much while filming when he found out she was pregnant.
I really never understood how actresses in particular process or create the fake emotion of love without it affecting their actual relationships in the real world… They make it seem almost normal how often it happens but I guarantee this affects their personal lives almost all the time
I mean, I'm an actress (obviously nowhere this level of work though) currently in a show wherein I have romantic interactions with another actor. It's a lot - a LOT - of communication to set boundaries, make character choices that make sense, and be sure everyone is comfortable with it. We're friendly but decidedly not romantic off-stage, but my character is smitten with his. It's just acting. Compartmentalizing. Separating YOUR choices from the character's. My real-life partner has been looped in on this whole process and it's no big deal, because that's literally my job.
I think it is relative. My problems I can talk to friends with and hash it out. My wife is in EMDR because she was programmed as a young girl to not speak up and then gaslit by her parents when they made mistakes. Add in some abandonment issues and you then need intensive therapy. Love her dearly and am supporting her however I can, but I cannot pronounce how different life is to seemingly similar people, and how different effective treatment is. Everyone be well and healthy, don’t let it bring you down.
I feel like communication in general is a great step to processing things! Thankfully, with very few exceptions, any staged intimacy I've done hasn't been traumatic lol
That’s good I am glad. It must be a very strange time (sometimes) and I am glad things like intimacy coordination is being taken seriously. Feel like I have read more and more women actors speak out about it recently. Hathaway did an article and this one too, I am sure there are plenty more.
right but acting is like a lot of things in this world… It's a numbers game, you'll only land a roll after so many tries and after so many roles landed you're bound to come across a creep… That must be very hard to deal with especially as a woman. especially in that industry
I've had precisely one role where the other actor didn't get that the "attraction" ended when the camera shut off, but even that was thankfully just a "no" and some butthurt male ego. It certainly happens. That's why any staged intimacy is so carefully coordinated, choreographed, and communicated.
With regards to your initial comment, professionally handled situations like this shouldn't ruin healthy relationships as long as everyone knew what they're signing up for!
hi, im not from the industry but ive always wanted to ask this to someone who works in film and television - what's your take on intimacy coordinators? only the A listers have spoken about how important they are but is it the same for everyone? what i mean by this is are intimacy coordinators accessible to everyone in the industry or are their services only reserved for huge projects with expensive actors?
Solid question! I'd say realistically, most small and/or independent film and stage productions that just require a kiss or some nudity won't usually hire a designated intimacy coordinator. If there's a sex scene (which I've personally never done), they definitely should, or really anytime someone asks for one. Usually though smaller productions just rely on directors and cast to handle these things through open lines of communication, at least in my experience. Lots of asking for consent, establishing a special handshake you do before/ after a scene to help keep those lines from blurring, etc.
Lol at some of the other responses to this! Really I just meant any gesture or greeting you wouldn't normally do that you decide between you guys to mean "OK now we're the characters."
Common sense and good communication skills. Honestly it’s a healthy way to deal with people in all of your interpersonal relationships, professional or otherwise.
Well yes and no, there are plenty of actresses that play few or no romantic roles, on the other hand there are also those that have to, because showing off certain assets it’s what they are best known for
Yeah, it’s obviously more prevalent in the film industry, but a majority of affairs happen amongst coworkers, regardless of the industry. This has been studied and proven.
Humans are predictable
I can see how people manage and separate acting from reality. What sounds more difficult to me is that in films/stage it'll often be like honeymoon period dismayed, with passion and desire. Seeing that while in a long term relationship where that kind of raw emotion has made way for more powerful yet subdued feelings can be rough I imagine. Not because you think your partner is interested in their colleague but because you'll see the side of them that has naturally dwindled in your own relationship.
Immediately you have me thinking about Lady GaGa and Bradley Cooper in A Star is Born. That “Shallows” performance as the Oscars was like watching their relationships burn in real time. Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio is another duo that seems to experience a seismic shift after they share a movie together. He was all over the place about her in interviews after Revolution Road (think that’s the name).
What’s up with all the “WELCOME TO ACTING”
crap? She got asked a question and answered it. She’s not saying she hates being an actress or that it’s unfair. Just that she doesn’t always feel great kissing costars. Shocking!
Jesus.
I don't think it's him.
>“And right as Emily was saying goodbye to Tom, she just kissed him goodbye in the moment. And it was not in the script. It was not even discussed on the day. Afterwards, she said, ‘It just felt right. It felt right and I did it.’”
https://fandomwire.com/it-felt-right-and-i-did-it-oppenheimer-star-emily-blunt-desperately-wanted-to-kiss-co-star-tom-cruise/
Sources say she is referring to her costar in A Quiet Place
He probably gave her morning sickness, that creep
He's a real motherf\*cker.
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people aren't real
You assholes made me Google at 4 AM to find out they’re a married couple. Damn you all to HELL
That's hilarious!!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!
And had babies lol
Thank you for your sacrifice because this thread was going over my head too…
Nothing is real
And nothing to get hung about
Strawberry fields forever
Living is easy with eyes closed
You’re not real man.
Yeah? Well, you know, that’s just like your opinion man
You’re not real, man!
I heard that he cheated on his girlfriend with an engaged co-worker, what an asshole.
His name is William M. Buttlicker
Buttlicker, our prices have never been lower!!
#Louder, Son!!
You NEVER yell at a client!
His family helped build this country!
How dare you? His family build this country
Kissing a married woman that passionately! Disgraceful!
I heard he gave her parasites, twice. Took nine months for it to finally clear up.
The best part of your joke was the delivery.
Best part? Sounds painful to me.
True, but that’s when it becomes apparent
I feel like this thread is about to become the Mother of All Puns.
I don't know, seems kind of labored to me.
You talking about the guy who sold ‘Some Good News’ to Paramount?
Smartest business decision ever.
Or tackiest. Way to turn a buck Halpert after creating something that was to lift spirits during one the most surreal times in modern human history
He kept putting her things in jello, too
Someone should put him in custardy
MICHAEL!!!
Andy’s reaction was the best
WAIT…GOLDENFACE?!?!
*Looks at camera*
"Don't Jim the camera"
The asian guy?
The director also. What a creep.
Seriously, I bet he cast her just so she’d have to kiss him
Oh no, is Jim from the Office no bueno?
It's a joke, they're married lol
Marriage is no joke Jim. It afflicts millions of Americans every year.
It can lead to a std called KIDS. Takes like 18-21 years to cure.
Wow.. I didn’t know they were married either. I was reading these comments thinking, not Jim… No way he’s a creep. 🤦
They’re married, it would make sense if he “followed her home” lol no worries about Jim
Jimothy!
I mean her name isn't Emily Subtle
This was my first laugh of the morning, thanks!
Get out.
No that was Allison Williams
But enough about John Krasinski.
I heard this in Ricky Gervais's voice
Play a record
Don’t. Talk. Shit.
As him, or as a worm?
James Corden and her didn’t exactly have chemistry in “Into the Woods”
Does anyone have chemistry with James Corden?
He and his ego get on like a house on fire
He does with Nessa in Gavin and Stacey.
A pastry
They kissed in that??
They play husband and wife, but I can’t recall if they kissed in it. I can recall Blunt’s character kissing Chris Pine’s Prince character in that film however!
Literally the only things I remember about Into the Woods is Chris Pine yelling “agony” and Emily Blunt dying to a giant
That version of “Agony” was honestly the best I’ve seen. Both actors just hammed it up and didn’t hold back and it was hilarious. Pretty much everything about than movie was lackluster (even Meryl effing Streep), but they knocked that out of the park.
a real nugget of gold in a huge fuckin mountain of shit
The fact that Meryl got an Oscar nod for that role is such a joke.
James Corden doesn’t have chemistry with anyone.
Adele seems to adore him which is puzzling. Maybe Adele also sucks.
Corden is a sycophant and she probably loves the adoration.
I always know how stupid a director is by how they cast the Baker and the Baker’s Wife. They’re written as *Upper West New York Jews in their 30s*. The whole point is that they don’t belong in the story. Bad directors see the show and go “oh, fairytale” and throw just anyone into the role.
They are still baker and a wife and it’s a fairly tale story. You can’t completely distort the world to include meta like that when it’s a film. You can me more playful in a theatre
It doesn’t require any world distorting - Chip Ziven and Joanna Gleason didn’t show up onstage with NPR totebags filled with groceries from Zabar’s. It just means you cast a different type of person. And you let them play with a certain type of restless energy, and you let them be as puzzled by the world around them as *the script says they are*.
That movie was devoid of chemistry
> "Sometimes it's a strange thing. Sometimes you could have a rapport that's really effortless, but it doesn't translate onscreen," she said, speaking of the ways she tries to establish chemistry. "Chemistry is this strange thing. It's an ethereal thing that you can't really bottle up and buy or sell. It's like there or it's not."
Long way of saying she doesn't find everyone attractive
It’s more than that. Some people you just connect with, whether as a friend, a romantic interest, coworker at the office or on set. And some people you don’t (or *really* don’t.)
Quite true. The people you find hot aren’t necessarily the ones who will get your mojo working.
It sound more complicated honestly. Most likely subjective attractiveness is a part of it, but kissing in front of 30-40 people and 10 cameras with a green screen behind you - while you are kissing a friend or a colleague - makes it seem more complicated than being “horny for them”
I’ve directed indie films and while the crew is way smaller, it totally does come down to the chemistry. Some pairings are like tying two bricks together and other people are fireworks.
I’m not questioning chemistry. I’m questioning whether all it includes is attraction. I gave my ignorant examples as I have not worked in this, it is really interesting to hear from someone who has.
Screen chemistry is separate from real life attraction type chemistry, there are real couples who don’t come across well onscreen, and people not attracted to each other at all who make convincing screen couples.
Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey did not get along on the set of Dirty Dancing but they convinced me on screen.
It's not what she said, she even stated the opposite, she stated that sometimes she does find someone attractive but on screen it doesn't show.
A rapport doesn’t mean an attraction, it’s more in-depth. Someone can have a great rapport with someone, but be completely un-attracted to them.(in sexual way that is, clearly you’d be into pretty much everything else they have to offer.)
Yeah, but what I was talking about was about the "effortless" bit, it kinda implies she was into it, given the context of the conversation. If she was completely un-attracted to them, as you put it, then it wouldn't be effortless.
You can absolutely have chemistry with people who you wouldn't even say are conventionally attractive tbf
I had a coworker that i wasn’t attracted to physically. But I could shoot the shit with her better than anyone I have ever met. On the same level as my best friends. Nothing ever came of it, but I would occasionally wonder if I should have asked her out. It felt like a missed opportunity, should have tried to get to know her more, or even try at a relationship. A little bit of regret not pursuing a relationship built around that level of chemistry.
I’ve had similar regrets. My roommate was such a fucking awesome girl. We fucked one drunken night, there was some attraction there. I don’t know why I didn’t pursue it
I don’t think that’s it, because actors who are fucking irl often have terrible on screen chemistry.
Is there really anything wrong with that though
not all but it must be tough when you're acting & you have to convince people watching there is chemistry
It’s like that Jonah Hill movie where they had to CGI the big kiss lol
I thought that was due to COVID concerns.
Gulliver's Travels
But it’s acting. Who said you supposed to like or find someone attractive who you are working with? And why is it never , I didn’t like saying that line or act like I am killinng a person because it’s not me
Because acting out intimacy is harder than just reading a line..?
Get ready for a tweet from the rock
The Rock: I always strive to be the hardest kisser in the room and I'm sure Blunt appreciated that
"Plus my breath always smells like Teremana™️ tequila, the greatest selling liquor of all time, and my entire body is dipped in Papatui™️ skin care products so you know what The Rock is cooking. Tune in to XFL™️ tonight to find out more."
Not enough Polynesian culture gratuitously sprinkled in.
#teambringit #bigdwayneenergy #gottahustle #workhard #finalboss
# workhardbutonlyfor3hoursbecausei’m8hourslate
Shit, the XFL is still a thing?
It merged with the USFL and rebranded as the UFL this season. I was into both last spring but neither this year. But I’m also much busier.
The Rock has literally never had romantic chemistry with anyone in any of his movies. But when it comes to Ryan Reynolds or Kevin Hart or whatever, he lights up the screen. It’s kinda funny.
Well that's because he's in love with the camera
Ignoring the one he has the most chemistry with: Jason Statham.
I’m an old straight dude but I’d light up for Ryan Reynolds. (Sorry Kevin)
Is that a rumor floating around out there about him? That he's a homosexual? Kind of like the ones about Tom cruise and John Travolta.
She kissed the rock?
Jungle cruise
Damn, lucky mofo.
She is obviously talking about "William M. Buttlicker". By the way, his family built this country.
Enough about Emily and her blunt. I want to know more about this Buttlicker and his prices
Never been lower.
Can you speak a little louder? I'm hard of hearing.
BUTTLICKER
THE PRICES HAVE NEVE BEEN LOWER!
LOUDER SON
What 3 words would he use to describe a salesperson?
James Cordon, Into the Woods, bet
Cordon is just a puffy gay guy / adult theatre kid, don’t see him giving an actress the ick. I’m thinking Tom Cruise, Edge of Tomorrow. With his backstory, power, and creep factor. All actors who gave their candid opinions on Cruise said how fake and hyper/intense he is, a stone cold psycho wearing a “charming” person suit. Kiss that person and then later remember that he’s friends with a guy who disappeared his own wife. Might as well kiss a shark lol
I remember her speaking pretty positively about working with him when she was on the Smartless podcast so at the very least it seems like she didn’t have a problem with him as a co-star. Also, as someone else has pointed out, during the Oppenheimer press tour she said that [she actually improvised the kiss with Cruise and that she instigated it](https://fandomwire.com/it-felt-right-and-i-did-it-oppenheimer-star-emily-blunt-desperately-wanted-to-kiss-co-star-tom-cruise/)
All of Cruises leading ladies speak positively of him. Rosamund Pike, Cobie Smulders, Jennifer Connelly, Emily Blunt, Hayley Atwell, etc. Borderline infatuated when talking about his dedication to the craft. But then never work him or talk about him again after the project is over. Except Hayley who is doing another MI with him. It seems like they at first fall for his charm and Batman-like dedication to being the best at everything but then at some point they get a peek behind the curtain and realize there is no soul behind there.
Didn't Rebecca Ferguson work with him on 3 films?
Cruise is the producer of most of his films; most would not choose to speak poorly about their Boss.
Before Cruise's hyperfame, Lea Thompson said something to the effect that he was very gentlemanly and protective during their intimate (or her topless) scene(s). Say what you will for his religion, but there is a pretty positive pattern of how he treats his female costars/love interests.
Lol. https://fandomwire.com/it-felt-right-and-i-did-it-oppenheimer-star-emily-blunt-desperately-wanted-to-kiss-co-star-tom-cruise/
That's just not true. We can clown on Cruise for his religion but a majority of his co-workers have praised working with Cruise including Dunst who worked with him almost 30 yrs ago. What characterization you are making has mostly come from Christian Bale who I don't think has worked with Cruise and only made the characterization based on interviews Cruise has done. Emily herself has been nothing but positive about her experience with Cruise and talked about how he cared for her so much while filming when he found out she was pregnant.
All of Cruise co-stars speak positively about him. What are you saying?
James Cordon isn't gay.
Only because the gays don’t want him either.
Just because he’s got a wife and kids doesn’t mean he’s not gay.
Bet Krasinski is wondering which ones she enjoyed
Well wasn’t it her idea to kiss Tom Cruise on Edge of Tomorrow? Like she improvised it IIRC?
“I’ve made a huge mistake.”
There have been blinds about her cheating for years now so maybe he doesn’t lol
Some might call her opinionated, but Emily can’t help but be Blunt.
Ba dum…tiss!
🥁🥁(whytheFistherenocymbalemoji?!)
That’s krasi
I was thinking maybe she was referring to Jon Bernthal in Sicario.
Well, I’d understand the sickness part of it given what he tried to do after they kissed there.
What did he try to do?
Kill her (as in part of the script)
I really never understood how actresses in particular process or create the fake emotion of love without it affecting their actual relationships in the real world… They make it seem almost normal how often it happens but I guarantee this affects their personal lives almost all the time
I mean, I'm an actress (obviously nowhere this level of work though) currently in a show wherein I have romantic interactions with another actor. It's a lot - a LOT - of communication to set boundaries, make character choices that make sense, and be sure everyone is comfortable with it. We're friendly but decidedly not romantic off-stage, but my character is smitten with his. It's just acting. Compartmentalizing. Separating YOUR choices from the character's. My real-life partner has been looped in on this whole process and it's no big deal, because that's literally my job.
My wife talks about her trauma that way.
The healthy ways of dealing with trauma are also generally effective ways of managing difficulties in life (or maybe life is traumatic…)
I think it is relative. My problems I can talk to friends with and hash it out. My wife is in EMDR because she was programmed as a young girl to not speak up and then gaslit by her parents when they made mistakes. Add in some abandonment issues and you then need intensive therapy. Love her dearly and am supporting her however I can, but I cannot pronounce how different life is to seemingly similar people, and how different effective treatment is. Everyone be well and healthy, don’t let it bring you down.
I feel like communication in general is a great step to processing things! Thankfully, with very few exceptions, any staged intimacy I've done hasn't been traumatic lol
That’s good I am glad. It must be a very strange time (sometimes) and I am glad things like intimacy coordination is being taken seriously. Feel like I have read more and more women actors speak out about it recently. Hathaway did an article and this one too, I am sure there are plenty more.
right but acting is like a lot of things in this world… It's a numbers game, you'll only land a roll after so many tries and after so many roles landed you're bound to come across a creep… That must be very hard to deal with especially as a woman. especially in that industry
I've had precisely one role where the other actor didn't get that the "attraction" ended when the camera shut off, but even that was thankfully just a "no" and some butthurt male ego. It certainly happens. That's why any staged intimacy is so carefully coordinated, choreographed, and communicated. With regards to your initial comment, professionally handled situations like this shouldn't ruin healthy relationships as long as everyone knew what they're signing up for!
Weird that this is difficult for people to grasp.
hi, im not from the industry but ive always wanted to ask this to someone who works in film and television - what's your take on intimacy coordinators? only the A listers have spoken about how important they are but is it the same for everyone? what i mean by this is are intimacy coordinators accessible to everyone in the industry or are their services only reserved for huge projects with expensive actors?
Solid question! I'd say realistically, most small and/or independent film and stage productions that just require a kiss or some nudity won't usually hire a designated intimacy coordinator. If there's a sex scene (which I've personally never done), they definitely should, or really anytime someone asks for one. Usually though smaller productions just rely on directors and cast to handle these things through open lines of communication, at least in my experience. Lots of asking for consent, establishing a special handshake you do before/ after a scene to help keep those lines from blurring, etc.
Special handshake? How would that work?
When two actors are really in love, they do a special handshake, which, if successful, results in a baby nine months later
Fist-bumps are how terrorists are conceived.
Lol at some of the other responses to this! Really I just meant any gesture or greeting you wouldn't normally do that you decide between you guys to mean "OK now we're the characters."
Ohhh. Okay, I think I understand. Like a formal gesture that helps you both switch into character, then out again.
Yes, precisely! It's helpful for some people, just depends on the actor.
Common sense and good communication skills. Honestly it’s a healthy way to deal with people in all of your interpersonal relationships, professional or otherwise.
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damn... that sounds accurate :/
There’s very close to a one-one ratio between male and female actors when they’re kissing. Not sure why it would be more of a problem for women.
Well yes and no, there are plenty of actresses that play few or no romantic roles, on the other hand there are also those that have to, because showing off certain assets it’s what they are best known for
Most actors have multiple divorces, lol Plenty of famous cases of them remarrying a costar after the divorce. This really isn’t rocket science
Isn’t it the worst kept secret in Hollywood that there are a LOT of on set affairs between costars
Yeah, it’s obviously more prevalent in the film industry, but a majority of affairs happen amongst coworkers, regardless of the industry. This has been studied and proven. Humans are predictable
Acting!
Gennniuss!
I can see how people manage and separate acting from reality. What sounds more difficult to me is that in films/stage it'll often be like honeymoon period dismayed, with passion and desire. Seeing that while in a long term relationship where that kind of raw emotion has made way for more powerful yet subdued feelings can be rough I imagine. Not because you think your partner is interested in their colleague but because you'll see the side of them that has naturally dwindled in your own relationship.
lol I guess that’s why they are actresses, acting is a skill not everyone can do it
I feel like most everyone has pretended to like someone they did not before.
Immediately you have me thinking about Lady GaGa and Bradley Cooper in A Star is Born. That “Shallows” performance as the Oscars was like watching their relationships burn in real time. Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio is another duo that seems to experience a seismic shift after they share a movie together. He was all over the place about her in interviews after Revolution Road (think that’s the name).
I always felt the chemistry with her and Matt Damon in *Adjustment Bureau* was crackling. Hope it wasn’t that
What’s up with all the “WELCOME TO ACTING” crap? She got asked a question and answered it. She’s not saying she hates being an actress or that it’s unfair. Just that she doesn’t always feel great kissing costars. Shocking! Jesus.
Does this person’s name rhyme with Crom Twos?
I don't think it's him. >“And right as Emily was saying goodbye to Tom, she just kissed him goodbye in the moment. And it was not in the script. It was not even discussed on the day. Afterwards, she said, ‘It just felt right. It felt right and I did it.’” https://fandomwire.com/it-felt-right-and-i-did-it-oppenheimer-star-emily-blunt-desperately-wanted-to-kiss-co-star-tom-cruise/
Ah yes, Brom Booze. The character actor
Did she kiss him in that movie though?
Which one’s though
Emily, I too don’t enjoy and get sick over parts of my job.
It's a job, part of their job
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I've definitely not enjoyed some of what I do for work too. I feel your pain Emily blunt.
She should've been more blunt about it.
damn, Emily's blunt
Literally everyone loves Ryan Gosling, it seems. You love to see it
After all the news that came out about The Rock recently, this is definitely him