I think the era of the influential movie star may be over.
It's become more and more apparent that the only reason we think highly of any of these people is that they pretend to be virtuous people on the silver screen, and the moment that they don't have a script in front of them, that virtue falls away and all we are left with is someone who has spent their entire lives focusing on exactly one skill that has absolutely nothing to do with whatever they are talking about today.
It's become more and more apparent that the only reason we think highly of any of these people is that they pretend to be virtuous people on the silver screen, and the moment that they don't have a script in front of them, that virtue falls away and all we are left with is someone who has spent their entire lives focusing on exactly one skill that has absolutely nothing to do with whatever they are talking about today.
I'm not normally the sort of person who looks at things through the lens of class, but in this case I'm going to agree with you that we should be looking at things through the lens of class.
World famous multimillionaires who routinely bump elbows with the most powerful people on earth are absolutely not the same at all compared to virtually any other human being on Earth, and when they start lecturing us on how to live it rings pretty fuckin' hollow.
World famous multimillionaires who routinely bump elbows with the most powerful people on earth are absolutely not the same at all compared to virtually any other human being on Earth, and when they start lecturing us on how to live it rings pretty fuckin' hollow.
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