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@manueltapia1859

2 ай бұрын

Not really, always existed nowdays is csme out to the masses 😮. Don't forget about bad stereotypes about other countries, cultures and ethnicities they damage a lot 😮, like with latino or asian 😮

@LlamaRoyal

2 ай бұрын

Omg this commentator sophia Frankers voice is so slow. It legit sounds like she is bored of narrating and being forced to do so. Please get someone else that sounds more excited to narrate.

@MaryCarnes-ey1gq

2 ай бұрын

A. A savaaxxx

*Any parent who forces their kid into the acting industry and potentially put them out there where pedos exist is horrifying for a teen or kid.*

I would not regard no. 7 (having worked in adult films) as shocking as long as those involved were not pressured into it. I don't think any less of them. That's the only exception.

There's no way that I'm ever going to force a future child of mine into the entertainment industry. They deserve a childhood, first and foremost.

@ROBYNMARKOW

2 ай бұрын

Imo if your child really wants to act & u have time to take them to auditions (or arrange for someone else to that) I think u it’s worth a try. However, if they can’t take the constant rejection & having to give up free time to go on auditions , then let them wait until they’re older. Finally, most child performers don’t become superstars; my brother was a child actor & print model( meaning ads for local dept stores) He worked, but not at all frequently before “aging out “ as a teenager since they’d rather hire someone who’s 18 since they can work longer hours..

@matthewdilday7918

2 ай бұрын

What if they want to be an actor? Some child actors have a good time doing it, I’m not saying all of them do.

@saeszestydemon

2 ай бұрын

If handled correctly a child can work in the business. They have to have the right people in their circle and no opportunistic vultures

Knowing that animals are being mistreated and abused is just terrible. Also, if the trainings are treating animals so badly then there are possibly that they will get attacked by the animals.

@anthonykryzak273

2 ай бұрын

WTF are you on about?.. I think you're missing a peta Meeting

@anthonykryzak273

23 күн бұрын

What u on about.. I start to worry when I run dangerously low on lamb products

About the casting couch: Actors are called actors because they act and as the old axiom goes: There are always three sides to a story and one of them is the truth. Granted, there have been lecherous producers and directors, but there have also been "driven to succeed" actors and actresses who would do or say anything to get a bigger role or to enlarge the role that they are in. Proof of that is the music industry where rock stars sing about groupies, quoting Bob Seger from Turn the Page "Where you think about the woman, or the girl you knew the night before." It's not just the movie or music industry, a girl in college hit my parked car. The accident was clearly and obviously her fault, but two days later my insurance company called, telling me that university police reported the accident as my fault. When I went to the university PD building to complain, in the parking lot out in front of the building I saw the cop that took the report making out with the girl that owned the car that hit mine. The world is full of horrible human beings.

@annien.1727

2 ай бұрын

Not all of them are horrible, of course. There are some decent people, too.

Maybe that's why we see a lot of actors/actresses only let their children enter Hollywood when they're of ault age because they know how gruesome the life of teenage and child actors there.

Making movies and appearing in one may be fun and games. But in real life, it isn’t. There is always a dark side.

How is working on adult entertainment a dark truth? They didn’t even say if actors were treated poorly doing it. It’s like demonizing them for being in adult entertainment movies

I once read an interactive story named Red Carpet Diaries 2, and it dealt with the subject of #1. MC was on her way to stardom following her first big film role, but during production of her second big film a film executive saw an opportunity to "make her his as if she was nothing more than property in his eyes". And when she doesn't "submit herself" to him, he makes life difficult for her by blocking her from her home and other acts. And as it turned out, he supposedly did things like this to other rising female actors before the MC when they didn't "submit themselves" to him. Moral of the story is, people are not property or objects. One person does not "own" another person like property despite the difference in rank or social class. But sadly, there are still people like that exec who exist in the world today, and continue to prey on rising stars from almost every career path, whether it be acting, singing, writing, sports, you name it. And the only way Hollywood is going to change is if the culture goes through a major overhaul (start by weeding out all the people who objectify others and blacklist those people until they are willing to change their ways).

No loving parent would EVER let their child be a part of This sickening place!!

@anthonykryzak273

2 ай бұрын

My dad told me a story where he brought me into a Hollywood casting call and they loved me and offered me a part at age 5. He decided to put his foot down and said that he didn't want to ruin my childhood and potentially life to have his kid on a B tv show.. I was kind of glad when he told me this story independently of my mother telling me an identical retelling.. It makes me believe it and thank my dad for his foresight.. Name a Hollywood child star story that ended well.. There are a few but it's inconsequential compared to the ones that were debauched, spoiled, molested, broken, brainwashed and later lambasted and begrudge after they lost their seat at the table usually due to the latter reasons .. There were a few that beat the odds and became household names as adults and maintained popularity throughout the majority of their careers but it is such a small percentage of child stars that made the transition and didn't crash and burn that you would have to be self invested and insane to want that life and the accompanying maladies for your children.. Adults at least will be a bit more impervious to the the things in live that deceive the eye with their glamour and sparkle Instead my dad who was an engineer at Lockheed Martin at the time groomed me to be an engineer and the rest was history.

@annien.1727

2 ай бұрын

What if the child wants to be a future actor? If the kid has an aspiring dream to be a star actor, then the parent should let them wait until they're old enough to make it on their own, even after telling them the truth.

I don't see when dogs and cats in the moves get hurt because it remember me my family dog passing away 😢😢😢😢

Happy tuesday afternoon, Sophia, and what an interesting top this was. Take care and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well.

It’s not right that any of this happens, but I don’t think the people in the industry understand how prevent all of this is in any job. Quid pro quo, unpaid wages and back door deals happen no matter what the job is.

Jackie Chan he did an Adult film as well

Very very shocking list I like it a lot very very great job mis mojo one of my favorite list ever 😊❤

That is shocking

I’m glad I never watched Nickelodeon we were a strict cartoon network family

@annien.1727

2 ай бұрын

Too bad you missed out on Fairly OddParents, Danny Phantom, Avatar: The Last Airbender, TMNT, SpongeBob SquarePants, and other cartoons on Nick. They're the best.

The Mickey Rooney scene from breakfast at Tiffany’s makes me cringe and it’s a shame because it is such a good movie but his portrayal I think hurt the film.

Jackie Chan was in adult entertainment, as well

Instead of the Writers Striking, why didn't the Actors share their wages with the writers? Isnt that what they keep telling us to do with our money? LOL

@yoanastoyanova

2 ай бұрын

So the studios can keep the lion's share?

@brokensystembrokentrust5047

2 ай бұрын

@@yoanastoyanova Dont they pay to get the movie made? If writers want more money then they should be qualified for higher paying writer positions

Whenever i have brought up animal abuse in movies, just in conversation, someone inevitably mentions how it doesn’t happen in American movies and then will try to redirect how other countries are worse. I saw a report years ago about how a certain child stat was pushed into posing in a playboy photo shoot called “sugar and spice”, by her own mother, when she was just 12. They were so called artistic photos where important areas were covered but her clothing was still missing.

@BrenB125

2 ай бұрын

I think Brook Shields mother had photographs of her at 10 put in a Playboy magazine.

@timalice-2833

2 ай бұрын

@@BrenB125 she was who i was referring to. Good catch! I heard about it in an interview with her years ago and I felt so bad for her. You could tell she was still so embarrassed even though it had happened years prior. Her mother sold her out for money.

Mickey Rooney was an embarrassment in Breakfast At Tiffany’s.

The film industry is always full of dark truths, to be honest. The biggest dark truths are Jackie Coogan and the biggest bombshells(white and women of color) of any era who had traumatic childhoods.

@trinaq

2 ай бұрын

Agreed, it's such a seedy industry, there's no way that I'm ever putting a future child of mine through it.

@kamsismith

2 ай бұрын

Same with the music industry as so many artists have to deal with shady record executives, power imbalances, touring with little pay, etc.

Chip was right he a wise chipmunk

Old information, true since it began 100 years ago...

There's a dark side to EVERY industry. It's not all perfect and nice. Enough said.

This...narrator........talks..........way.........too.........slow. Yeesh! Felt like this took forever. The substance we "can't say here" is Coke, and no not as in cola. And it's not like they made an actual porn movie.

@Uncle_Smidge

2 ай бұрын

Not everyone hears as easily or quickly as you.

@LlamaRoyal

2 ай бұрын

Omg this commentator sophia Frankers voice is so slow. It legit sounds like she is bored of narrating and being forced to do so. Please get someone else that sounds more excited to narrate.

@LlamaRoyal

2 ай бұрын

It's very monotonous

Um, didn't you all post this already?

@jonnuanez7183

2 ай бұрын

It's a rehashed WatchMojo video.

Substance use disorder.......just call it what it is....addiction

@midnite_rambler

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, this new euphemism really gets under my skin for some reason. It just sounds like political correctness gone mad when you can't say addiction or alcoholism because it might offend. Say what?

this earlyyy

Hollywood itself is an Eldritch location

The film industry was decadent during the silent era. It's foundation was a hot mess.

What about racism?

@vintagesoup79

2 ай бұрын

5?

@desireepetitdemurat8660

2 ай бұрын

It was mentioned.

@emiliobello2538

2 ай бұрын

@@vintagesoup79 ok

The Studio System - enough said

Dark truths huh? More like common truths…

Like current day feminism, diversity is overcompensating for the previous lacking.

Why is she speaking ssssssooooo ssssslllloooowwllllyyyyyy?….

Omg this commentator sophia Frankers voice is so slow. It legit sounds like she is bored of narrating and being forced to do so. Please get someone else that sounds more excited to narrate.

@francineb7340

2 ай бұрын

I'd speed up the playback but then the clips sound like chipmunks!

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