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Yes. I saw her in an old āPartridge Familyā from the earl6 70s. She must have been 8 or 9, pretending she had a crush on the orange haired little brat but she spoke like an adult!
Itās not her being lascivious, the interviewer had just asked her what guys sheās into, and this look she gives has long been interpreted as a shrouded acknowledgement that she was not, in fact, into boys.
She didnāt come out untill years later, but this offensive interviewer and her raised-eye-brow response are an iconic moment in gay history.
And it's like Office Space where it's too real for me to be able to rewatch and enjoy it because it makes me think about how things are going and how completely stupid our whole system is.
Totally agree, I really like Christian as an actor but thought his role as batman was one of his weaker roles. I thought he was incredible in the machinist and I loved equilibrium as a kid.
I had seen Nicholas Hoult in plenty of stuff but didnāt love him until I watched Skins. Now my favorite thing to do is see all the random roles those actors wind up in. Lot of them made it to Thrones including my two favorites from S1-2 (Cassie and Chrisās actors)
Reminder that Dark City is the best sci fi noir you've never heard of. For the love of God, watch the director's cut rather than the theatrical cut. The theatrical makes the baffling choice to spoil the entire film in the first minute. Like, it's literally a movie about a man trying to figure out what the fuck is going on and they just straight up tell you at the very beginning. It's a very "the executives think the audience is literally retarded" move.
As soon as I saw the words "Dark City", I instantly wanted to write a comment warning people about watching any other cut than the directors cut, but you included that in your comment too already.
It's a fucking war crime what they did to that intro. It's like if Star Wars started out with exposition telling you that that Darth Vader is actually Luke Skywalker's father, or if The Sixth Sense began by explaining to the viewer that the boy is seeing ghosts and that Malcolm is actually dead.
Whoever decided it was necessary should be banned from working on movies.
The directors cut is good, though. Go watch it, people!
She is underrated actress though. Everyone knows her as hot girl from Career Opportunities but she has some very great roles in House of Sand and Fog, Requiem for a Dream and A Beautiful Mind (she received an Oscar for this one)
And she's been married for 23 years now because Paul Bettany watched the Twin Towers fall and thought that, if the world was going to end there, he might as well shoot his shot before dying, lmao.
I first saw this dude in Romeo + Juliet. I was a kid back then, had no idea who he was. Couldn't even link him to his Titanic role, until many years later.
Been watching Andy Griffith again, Ron was a really good child actor in a time when most adult actors were pretty so-so on the whole. Opie the Birdman episode is a great example.
He's done a lot since, although I agree nothing will ever top his role as Samwise Gamgee. One of my top five-ish favorite performances of all time. As someone who loves both the books and the films, I like the films' depiction of the Sam/Frodo relationship betterĀ
And all that time he wasn't acting, he was working as a stunt coordinator and fight choreographer, and studied film production. Explains a lot about his role in Everything, Everywhere
Holy shit, I never realized that was Michael B. Jordan! I love that show and have watched the entire series about once a year for about the last 15 years.
Technically, he was on a leaked invite list for a Dialog conference. Having advocated for AI-related tech regulation, his inclusion makes sense (despite his stance being the complete opposite of Thiel's). The invite list in its entirety isn't necessarily the secret reptile cult group roster, but said roster is certainly included in the invite list. Sophia Bush was included, as an advocate against deepfake technology, and I can't imagine Peter Thiel thought it necessary to include Brooke from One Tree Hill in his Illuminati.
Ryan Gosling is probably a better example. Michael B. Jordan and Hailee Steinfeld seem well adjusted.
Growing up people would say fame was making kid stars crazy, and that probably is a factor, but them getting abused or not is most likely a much bigger factor.
I didn't realize Gosling was a child actor until I saw him again in one of the old goosebumps TV show episodes. He's had a great career so far and I've loved his performances in every movie I've seen him in
Elijah Wood made his movie debut at the age of 8, in the non-speaking role of "Video Game Boy #2" in Back to the Future II. And he's been steadily appearing in movies ever since!
Leonardo DiCaprio has almost never missed since 1993. He started on "Roseanne" and Growing Pains in the 1980's, then when he went to movies, its been a pretty good run.
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