Is it only ME who thinks that the Red Carpet shows ought to be MUTED?
When interviewed these stars talk about nothing.
Jitters, I understand.
Poor interviewers, not so much. I have met them on a stage myself, fielding their comments and trying to entertain, for godssakes, the viewers beyond the cameraman. I have even taught people how to deal with those who do not know how to ask an open-ended intelligent question.
BUT PLEASE. Can some of these folks take a course in media training? No ahhhs, umms, "Yeah, wow, well ya know" fillers.
Or do they only read scripts? Are they just vessels to be filled with someone else's dialogue?
Maybe so.
Still. Sigh. I am a glutton for the Red Carpet Glide. I get my bowl of popcorn, jump up during the UBIQUITOUS tv spots, and get another root beer or other, fail to cook dinner for anyone. Boo. Night off!
I am a creature who loves great clothes and BLING!
Bring Cerise the BLING please.
CIAO, Bella!
May your faves win tonight!
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ReplyDeleteI can't sit still that long but I check out the pics later!
ReplyDeleteI feel for anyone of note walking the red carpet. I think they live in fear of media 'snipers" and criticism. Especially for the women, it's more like walking the Gauntlet or facing the pillory. I wish the meanness would go away.
ReplyDeleteXXOO Kat
I don't know what makes me cringe more, stupid questions on the red carpet or unintelligent acceptance speaches, but I'll be watching it all!
ReplyDeleteI think the actors are coached to "be normal" like the rest of the movie going public, but their idea of normal is more like "DUH!" They are so immersed in the acting they forget how to be off screen. And off screen is often more important to fans that on screen.
ReplyDeleteDon't watch anymore. When I lived in CA, we had WEEKS of nothing buy Oscar hype, and it got to be so boring I'd zone out. Now, I can't get excited about viewing. Lots of silly questions, answers, and clothes.
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