The main character actor is blushing the entire movie. Very uncomfortable to watch. I saw it's his first movie and all, but he should be bit more professional.
shareHe was brilliant and charming. He carried the film appearing in every scene. I respectfully disagree.
shareThe main character actor is blushing the entire movie. Very uncomfortable to watch
I'm guessing you've never been a pale, white teen boy? Rosy cheeks are kind of a normal thing on white teenagers.
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It's just his celtic skin, prone to rosacea and blushing.
With this infomation now you know that your comment was not just rude, but racist.
I thought that it worked to the movie's advantage. I particularly noticed it during the first kiss scene, which I thought made it seem more genuine. I don't see why you have such a problem with blushing. It has nothing to do with being professional.
shareI think it's endearing and helps remind the audience of how young and naive a character is supposed to be. I remember rewatching early seasons of Smallville and noticing that Tom Welling blushed a lot, and it really helped balance the fact that a 23 yo, 6'4" hunk was playing an awkward 15 yo.
share"he should be bit more professional"
As if blushing is a choice.
Rosacea is not the same thing as blushing. His cheeks were the same color all the time and no, he didn't blush. That would mean his cheeks got noticeably redder.
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