Stars you're sick of seeing in films/tv shows

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You don't know me, but I'm the least shallow person in real life. I value people based on their smarts, their kindness, their ethics, etc. Couldn't care less about their looks. But when I consume entertainment, I want everyone to be pretty (except the "bad guys" who should be ugly and menacing). I'm so tired of casting directors trying to make people "relatable" so they cast ugly or mediocre people.

That guy in The Bear? He's ugly! Timothee Chalomet? Ugly! (A decent actor, but still ugly.) Everyone in The Perfect Couple? Just not quite good looking enough. Liev Schreiber? Ugly!

This includes commercials - I don't want to see people who are size 12 with mediocre looking children. Even in commercials I want everyone to be good looking. I'm sick of people looking relatable - I want escape to a fantasy world when I watch a show. I want thin and toned and enviable skin and hair and minimal body fat. I don't want to see a mole on your face - it doesn't give you character, it distracts me from the story, Rachel McAdams.

I was talking with a friend about this and she asked if I want everyone to be good looking on reality shows too. And I think ... yes. Nobody less than a 7. You can be the ugliest of your pretty friends, but not actually ugly. I don't want to watch Love is Blind or whatever, where a bunch of ugly people have to pretend they're not upset at how fat or ugly the person they matched with actually is.

Stick to old movie musicals maybe. Happy endings. Pretty sets. Like An American in Paris.

I want to watch current stuff too though. Like I couldn't watch Big Bang Theory because everyone was ugly except Penny. And she's the 7 I spoke about earlier. Grey's Anatomy was good in the beginning. I hated Ross on Friends because to me, he was the ugly one.

[Anonymous]

How did Tom Cruise get mentioned only once?!? He is sooo past his prime.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You don't know me, but I'm the least shallow person in real life. I value people based on their smarts, their kindness, their ethics, etc. Couldn't care less about their looks. But when I consume entertainment, I want everyone to be pretty (except the "bad guys" who should be ugly and menacing). I'm so tired of casting directors trying to make people "relatable" so they cast ugly or mediocre people.

That guy in The Bear? He's ugly! Timothee Chalomet? Ugly! (A decent actor, but still ugly.) Everyone in The Perfect Couple? Just not quite good looking enough. Liev Schreiber? Ugly!

This includes commercials - I don't want to see people who are size 12 with mediocre looking children. Even in commercials I want everyone to be good looking. I'm sick of people looking relatable - I want escape to a fantasy world when I watch a show. I want thin and toned and enviable skin and hair and minimal body fat. I don't want to see a mole on your face - it doesn't give you character, it distracts me from the story, Rachel McAdams.

I was talking with a friend about this and she asked if I want everyone to be good looking on reality shows too. And I think ... yes. Nobody less than a 7. You can be the ugliest of your pretty friends, but not actually ugly. I don't want to watch Love is Blind or whatever, where a bunch of ugly people have to pretend they're not upset at how fat or ugly the person they matched with actually is.

Stick to old movie musicals maybe. Happy endings. Pretty sets. Like An American in Paris.

I want to watch current stuff too though. Like I couldn't watch Big Bang Theory because everyone was ugly except Penny. And she's the 7 I spoke about earlier. Grey's Anatomy was good in the beginning. I hated Ross on Friends because to me, he was the ugly one.

Start watching telenovas where even the background extras playing waitstaff at el restaurante are young, fit, and slathered in makeup?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How did Tom Cruise get mentioned only once?!? He is sooo past his prime.

Oh yea, this is OP. TC definitely. I didn't even mention him because I actually forgot about him since I haven't seen a movie with him since the 1990s.

[Anonymous]

The two Ryan’s.

[Anonymous]

+1 million on Nicole Kidman

It’s annoying when the same few actors get all the roles. There is a lot of talent out there that would be great to see get the work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How did Tom Cruise get mentioned only once?!? He is sooo past his prime.

Oh yea, this is OP. TC definitely. I didn't even mention him because I actually forgot about him since I haven't seen a movie with him since the 1990s.

Same, OP. I forget about him because I've avoided his work for so long!

[Anonymous]

I need a break from Florence Pugh. Even my 17 year old said "Florence Pugh really doesn't need to be in everything." I particularly disliked her as Amy in Greta Gerwig's Little Women.

[Anonymous]

Elizabeth Moss

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The two Ryan’s.

I’m only tired of one of them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You don't know me, but I'm the least shallow person in real life. I value people based on their smarts, their kindness, their ethics, etc. Couldn't care less about their looks. But when I consume entertainment, I want everyone to be pretty (except the "bad guys" who should be ugly and menacing). I'm so tired of casting directors trying to make people "relatable" so they cast ugly or mediocre people.

That guy in The Bear? He's ugly! Timothee Chalomet? Ugly! (A decent actor, but still ugly.) Everyone in The Perfect Couple? Just not quite good looking enough. Liev Schreiber? Ugly!

This includes commercials - I don't want to see people who are size 12 with mediocre looking children. Even in commercials I want everyone to be good looking. I'm sick of people looking relatable - I want escape to a fantasy world when I watch a show. I want thin and toned and enviable skin and hair and minimal body fat. I don't want to see a mole on your face - it doesn't give you character, it distracts me from the story, Rachel McAdams.

I was talking with a friend about this and she asked if I want everyone to be good looking on reality shows too. And I think ... yes. Nobody less than a 7. You can be the ugliest of your pretty friends, but not actually ugly. I don't want to watch Love is Blind or whatever, where a bunch of ugly people have to pretend they're not upset at how fat or ugly the person they matched with actually is.

I’m kind of the opposite. I like there to be some attractive people in movies and shows, but it’s just distracts me when people are too pretty for their role.

Reese Witherspoon was recently in a rom com with ashton Kutcher and she was way too attractive to be a single mom who makes a solid middle class living as an accountant. Same with her role in The Morning Show. Too Attractive to be a morning show anchor - everything about Reese Witherspoon screams, she would’ve moved to LA and made it as an actress.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You don't know me, but I'm the least shallow person in real life. I value people based on their smarts, their kindness, their ethics, etc. Couldn't care less about their looks. But when I consume entertainment, I want everyone to be pretty (except the "bad guys" who should be ugly and menacing). I'm so tired of casting directors trying to make people "relatable" so they cast ugly or mediocre people.

That guy in The Bear? He's ugly! Timothee Chalomet? Ugly! (A decent actor, but still ugly.) Everyone in The Perfect Couple? Just not quite good looking enough. Liev Schreiber? Ugly!

This includes commercials - I don't want to see people who are size 12 with mediocre looking children. Even in commercials I want everyone to be good looking. I'm sick of people looking relatable - I want escape to a fantasy world when I watch a show. I want thin and toned and enviable skin and hair and minimal body fat. I don't want to see a mole on your face - it doesn't give you character, it distracts me from the story, Rachel McAdams.

I was talking with a friend about this and she asked if I want everyone to be good looking on reality shows too. And I think ... yes. Nobody less than a 7. You can be the ugliest of your pretty friends, but not actually ugly. I don't want to watch Love is Blind or whatever, where a bunch of ugly people have to pretend they're not upset at how fat or ugly the person they matched with actually is.

Stick to old movie musicals maybe. Happy endings. Pretty sets. Like An American in Paris.

I want to watch current stuff too though. Like I couldn't watch Big Bang Theory because everyone was ugly except Penny. And she's the 7 I spoke about earlier. Grey's Anatomy was good in the beginning. I hated Ross on Friends because to me, he was the ugly one.

I thought Leonard was kind of cute, just below average height.

[Anonymous]

Nicole isn't going away any time soon

https://www.brit.co/kay-scarpetta-tv-show/?fbclid=IwY2xjawFnkpxleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHXXGADGfyMjzd_7rfsRoctt_zcHWH31qRc0lc7QbtxKLeQMZInYr0mA-BQ_aem_5Omli-KIp0iKqXtkusljBg

[Anonymous]

Margot Robbie.

She doesn't take a break. Well, maybe now as she's pregnant.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know certain stars are "bankable" but I'm just so bored seeing the same actors over and over again. Particularly people like Nicole Kidman, because she has just wiped all expression from her face and she is now simply "Nicole Kidman" in every role. Here's my list so far. Who would you add?

Nicole Kidman
Adam Driver
Timothee Chamalet
Reese Witherspoon
Blake Lively
Ryan Reynolds (he is in so many commercials as well as movies)

Great list