10 Filmmakers Who Blamed Actors For Failed Movies

 

Fox

 

The creative process of getting a movie made is complex and multi-faceted, such that a film's success or failure can never realistically be the result of any one person.

 

Though understandably, the praise or the blame typically rests with the captain of the ship - the director and in some cases the screenwriter.

 

And while most filmmakers tend to either get defensive about their failed projects or admirably fall on their own sword, occasionally they'll actually attempt to throw one of their collaborators under the bus, such as one of their cast members.

 

That was certainly the case with each of these 10 movies, where writers and directors pointed the finger of blame at disappointing collaborators who either turned in an underwhelming performance, failed to promote the movie, or even quit the project at the last-minute.

 

Full Story: http://whatculture.com/film/10-filmmakers-who-blamed-actors-for-failed-movies

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13 minutes ago, Emdog said:

Help me with lingo: is this what is meant as "clickbait"?

yes

The amount of ads on this link makes it almost as slow as TV loading. I gave up.

thanks for the warning, saved me from opening the link ????

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17 hours ago, IAMHERE said:

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These clickbait ads are everywhere. One can usually spot them before opening but can get caught occasionally.