Date: July 5th, 2026 8:28 AM Author: irradiated mexican range
It’s even worse when a “fan” will ask some tedious question about whatever show or movie the actor is associated with. Like they don’t understand that to the actor it is just a job and he probably doesn’t want to talk about it anymore than you would want to talk about corporate law or whatever. So you have this cringe-inducing tension where the clearly disengaged actor is trying to answer some stupid question he doesn’t know the answer to.
The reverse of this though - I find it kinda pathetic when washed up or retired actors charge for photos at those conventions and shit. That just seems so low and depressing.
You’re being intellectually dishonest. The first one happens when they’re already at a Convention. You should expect Loser Questions at a Loser Convention.
Date: July 5th, 2026 9:16 AM Author: Bespoke dingle berry skinny woman
bbut the guy is an actor, and he she can 'act' like they gaf, and smile and feel good about not being 2 shades less attractive where their only success in life could have been Lead Server at a gay restaurant in LA. Its all relative.
Date: July 5th, 2026 9:28 AM Author: supple drab area candlestick maker
Bradley Cooper addressed this on the Actor's Studio. He was a super weird faggot and humiliated himself as a student when Robert Deniro came on there by asking some extremely autistic question, so afterward he was just like "hey I'm an actor so I'm gonna act like a 180 chad." He had to answer phones for a charity telethon, which he hated, but he just acted like he was a 180 charismatic fundraiser and did a great job.