Yeah, budget cuts you likely support, Greta.

I would be willing to give so much more in my tax dollars to launch her into space as part of an immersion learning course.

“It’s very rare that someone is involved in a homicide case with someone they just had a baby with. It’s very early to make a conclusion as to what the cause, intent, motive and facts were to this unfortunate tragedy.”

Here’s hoping avoiding using the quote itself will preclude assholes from showing up to passionately argue that it’s just not FAIR to suggest women being tortured, raped and murdered is somehow worse than men’s feelings being hurt.

honestly becoming a billionaire on the back of absolutely nothing and stealing money from Silicon Valley dumb dumbs is sort of my dream so YOU LIVE YOUR LIFE LIZZIE HOLMES

After reading the entire interview, my alternate theory is that her “entourage” probably included a music teacher or two...because she was in a musical but apparently didn’t have much singing or guitar training. Which Carney would have known before he hired her, and would suggest that rather than being spoiled, she…

Agreed. Just wondering what age this director, and many others, would think she’s not to young to be taken seriously, and she’s to old to be looked at on screen? 29 and 3 months-29 and 4 months?

That was my first thought...his weird bitterness and fixation on her looks years later smacks of him being inappropriate towards her. I wouldn’t be surprised if she had a friend or assistant always with her so she wasn’t alone.

she does have a small kid, that was my thought too, still not an entourage

How dare her 1 year old not be able to take care of herself and make such a scene as to have a nanny! That is an unprofessional 1 year old if I ever saw one!

He said something about her having an entourage, which everyone else who’s worked with her says she doesn’t.

That “yet” so beautifully encapsulates the condescension men throw at younger women, regardless of their talent and professional background, that it should be framed and put in a museum.

Wow. I didn’t even catch this gem the first time around this morning:

If you can’t hear this kind of dog whistle misogyny, maybe you just can’t hear it. Calling a professional actor with 20 years of pretty phenomenal success behind her a ‘supermodel’ is denigrating. It’s denigrating because there is a pervasive sense that some women get jobs just because they are pretty and not because…

Fine. He can say she is difficult. He can say that she has an entourage. Whatever- we weren’t there. But when he calls her a supermodel, what he’s doing is insulting her professionalism (she is clearly an actress- it’s not like she has no prior career to speak for itself) and insulting it in a particularly…

Dude, he called her a supermodel who wasn’t ready to be a proper actor, and yet he called Adam Levine a “proper actor”. Keira has been acting for over 20 years, has won and been nominated for numerous acting awards, and yet she’s not quite there yet? How, exactly, are we supposed to take that? It’s one thing to not…

You’re not understanding what people are saying though, including myself. Yes, it COULD be just ego. But given the words that have been coming out of his mouth, there is a HUGE undercurrent of sexism. I’m super glad you’re willing to ‘but, actually’ me, but take a step back and look at what you’re saying. Calling a…

He wasn’t asked about her, he just started off an interview about another film with criticism of an actor he’d worked with years before and then kept bringing her up again (unprompted) throughout.

He also noted that she should smile more.

I wonder if her need for an entourage had anything to do with an excessively touchy-feely director. If I had the option of hiring human barriers to keep some of my previous coworkers at arms length, I might have had an entourage, too.