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She sounds kind of bitchy

posted 19 years ago by Soul_2000n
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I was just reading some of her quotes, and she seems to have this attitude. It's no wonder she's still a low rate actress.

"Everyone wants you naked. I think I've done one or two movies in the past six years where they haven't tried something slimy to get me naked.

You do these Canadian independent movies, you build up a name, and then you've gotta do *beep* TV episodes just to pay your bills. It's hard to build your career when you keep on having to backtrack to do crappy things to pay for what you're doing. So it's kind of a weird situation."

Don't get me wrong, I liked her in Ginger Snaps and Freddy vs. Jason, but she needs to jump off the high horse and get into reality. She's a low level actress who hasn't made herself a household name. You have to pay your dues, whether it's on TV or in the movies or even in commercials.

And men DO want to see actresses naked. It's a fact of life. Men want to see all hot women naked, whether they admit it or not.

That's all.

Charlie did it. You do believe me, don't you daddy?

[–] c_renay 19 years ago

I don't see where your going with this?....are you stupid? katharine isnt bitchy, she isnt that low rate of an actress becuz i live in Texas and i know about her so maybe her movies arent big like american movies but so what she'll get there and when she does she'll big huge and you dont think those skanky american actresses arnt bitchy, being bitchy is a fact of life get over it

IM AMERICAN SO DONT START

[–] Soul_2000n 19 years ago

Sure most american actresses are bitchy, that's not the point. The point is she's whining about having to do tv shows to pay the rent. She's lucky she's even getting a chance to do anything.
There are actresses who are getting worse roles than her that have more talent.
And she was crying because Freddy vs. Jason didn't live up to her expectations acting-wise. So what? She knew going into the movie what she was getting into. It's not like they kept the script from her or forced her into it.
She should be happy that she's working and that some people actually know who she is.

Charlie did it. You do believe me, don't you daddy?

[–] joy_ride_420 19 years ago

She isn't American, Soul_2000n....if that is your real name.... She's North American, but not American. She is 100% Canadian. A movie star doing a television show means one of two things. Either it's a step back for the actress/actor, or the television show is extremely good or popular, like the Simpsons (season 3-8) or Friends. I was never a fan of friends..... Smallville is a great show.....if you are 13 and aren't quite old enough for the real Superman. Another thing, do you think actors that are in a *beep* movie don't realize it? Of coarse they do. It's a job. If a person works at mcdonalds for minimum wage, they have a right to complain. They knew what they were getting into. She was more or less picking apart her career rather than complaining about it. She probably get's paid about the same for tv guest spots as she does for independent movies. It's not about the money, it's about her filmography. I bet you work at mcdonalds. Now you can finaly vent.

[–] KingKoala 19 years ago

I was thinking the same thing. The comment about "sh!tty TV show appearances" kinda pissed me off, since she was on "Smallville", one of my favorite shows. Everyone who is a part of that show has such a great time with it, and seems so happy to be a part of it, so it's unfortunate that they have ungrateful guest stars whose hearts aren't even in it, and are only there for the money. And she was actually pretty good on the show too. She's obviously a talented actress (and cute too), but her attitude really sucks.

[–] KingKoala 19 years ago

Smallville is a great show.....if you are 13 and aren't quite old enough for the real Superman.

This could not be a more ignorant statement. "Smallville" has brought more emotional depth and complexity than "the real Superman" ever had. And considering Christopher Reeve (ie, "the real Superman") thought it was a great show, and was more than happy to contribute to it, I doubt he'd agree with your glib assessment. And furthermore, he wasn't bitching about it being a "step down in his career" either. The whole "I'm too good for this part, just hurry up and pay me so I can get the hell out of here" attitude is never justifiable, and does not ever make you look good.

[–] joy_ride_420 19 years ago

"Smallville is a great show.....if you are 13 and aren't quite old enough for the real Superman."
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"This could not be a more ignorant statement."

And again we are brought to the whole money issue. We will never truly know if Christopher Reeve really did like the show, because they probably paid him to say it was good and plug it. He may have liked it, but I doubt it highly.Hell, give me 20 bucks and I'll say I like the show. I'll say I love how Superman doesn't fight crime, or do any of the things that Superman probably should do. If I wanted to watch a crappy kids drama I would watch Dawson's Creek. Then I would kill myself because I have such crappy taste in TV shows. Not saying you should kill yourself. Just a suggestion. Can that be a more ignorant statement?

[–] rekcusdoo 16 years ago

Why is Christopher Reeve the real superman? He wasn't the first, nor the second...nor the third. He was just the one that happened to make it into the movies.

[–] RemiRoyer33 13 years ago

So because you know about her it means everyone else does? You've got a bigger ego problem than she does. I could ask 100 strangers on the street tomorrow if they've heard of Katherine Isabelle and I doubt I'd find ONE who knows who she is.