Future of Movie Stars: Who Will Shine? Who Will Fade Away?

[tearknee]

Sinister was better than Gotham for that child actor that i used to think would end up big. Not everyone can be a Fuhrmann.

[Trini]

Cross-posting (also in the Celebrity Misdeeds topic) since this feud had been brought up in this topic:

'Justin Baldoni dropped by agent after Blake Lively harassment complaint'

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Well, that was fast: Within hours of being hit (along with his fellow producers at Wayfarer Studios, and multiple publicists they’d reportedly hired to help manage the story surrounding them) in a lengthy sexual harassment complaint from Blake Lively, It Ends With Us director-star-producer Justin Baldoni has been dropped by his representation at WME. That’s usually the dead canary at the bottom of the coal mine when it comes to a Hollywood performer getting ready to have a pretty bad time; the decision was reportedly (per Deadline) made in the immediate aftermath of Lively’s complaint becoming public.

If you haven’t read said complaint, it is, as they say, a doozy, running to 62 pages, and alleging two separate levels of bad behavior on the part of Baldoni and his co-producer on the film, Jamey Heath.  <...>

 

[methodwriter85]

Man, it's been awhile since an ingenue barely known pulls off an Oscar win. The last time it happened was Brie Larson and she had a pretty mixed career after the win. (I'd also say that win differs a bit because it was pretty clear that Brie was taking home the Oscar that year, while this year was a much more up in the air race.)  I really hope Mikey Madison is surrounded by good people and capitalizes on this win well.

Shame for Demi Moore, although like Glen Close, I imagine having an Oscar campaign will interest a lot more people in reviving her career. 

Edited Monday at 08:58 AM by methodwriter85

[tearknee]

Demi Moore's fall was her own fault.

She never accepted her own limitations.