Ben Affleck was being his retarded self again at a recent interview for his movie Hollywoodland in which he plays George Reeves. He had this to say.
“Nowadays … people pay attention more and more to actors’ private lives or personal lives or even the most mundane aspects of their every day lives in a kind of parallel track alongside their movies,” said popular tabloid target Affleck.
“Even the movies sometimes become incidental pit stops or commercial breaks in the soap opera of their life. I think that is bad for the actors, definitely, because it makes it difficult to suspend disbelief when you go and see their movie.”
Ben Affleck should be lucky anyone pays attention to him at all. He should be glad no one has kidnapped him and beat his face with his dvds yet. He should be even more thankful that my van broke down and my bottle of chloroform broke.
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The problem with common sense is that it isn’t that common anymore, as evidenced by the reaction’s to Matt’s completely common sense position.
Saying that bad acts are on a continuum isn’t controversial at all. Saying this?
“I think you can say that while also saying that maybe what Louis C.K. did wasn’t as bad or even that the allegations that Woody Allen molested Dylan Farrow probably aren’t true.”
Is complete horseshit. Louis C.K.’s shit is incredibly bad, and he completely deserves what’s happening to him. But above all, if you think that Woody Allen probably didn’t molest Dylan Farrow, you’re either completely misinformed (which at this point, for anyone in media, is gross negligence) or you’re a monstrous asshole. Period.