She's a terrible actress

She didn't get where she is at because she is pretty there are a lot of people in Hollywood who are pretty. Her dad is a billionaire he paid her way in. Nepotism you got love it, you don't have to have talent to buy yourself a career. At least she's not Tori Spelling you know ugly and talentless.

Agreed. She is absolutely awful. Don't worry though because good directors won't hire her. At least she won't ruin good movies.

She's aight. But I preferred Megan Fox in this series.

A single day of freedom is worth more than a lifetime in chains ~ Grey Worm, Commander

Peltz wont last very long in Hollywood due to her total lack of talents. I get the impression that at times, she doesnt want to be on a film set.

Heres my take: for every Nicolas Peltz, there's always someone like Daisy Ridley, who actually brings UP the quality of everything she's in. Why? Because Daisy is extremely charismatic, and a true natural.

Attractiveness is a big part of the entertainment industry, though, because it's about fantasy.




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"Your mother puts license plates in your underwear? How do you sit?!"

She was truly terrible in Affluenza (2014)

http://whatculture.com/film/20-worst-movie-performances-of-the-decade?page=19

The Last Airbender is one of the worst-acted Hollywood blockbusters of them all and everyone in it (save for Dev Patel) is terrible, but Nicola Peltz's work in the film lingers in the memory the most.

It's never fun to rip on a young actor, but Peltz's performance in this movie is... well, utterly horrendous. Although, like with many of the other films on this list, she was working with an absolutely awful script, she certainly hadn't shown any improvement four years after this in Transformers: Age of Extinction, a weak film that somehow looks like Citizen Kane compared to The Last Airbender.

Peltz narrates the film and gives one of the worst voiceovers you'll ever hear, while when she's on-screen she's more wooden than a viking long-ship and plays Katara with a single, unintentionally hilarious expression throughout.

In particular, the scene where she and fellow protagonists Aang (Noah Ringer) and Sokka (Jackson Rathbone) incite a rebellion among a group of captives of the film's villains is dreadful. The moments where Katara pushes a soldier who is insulting Aang over and yells "Leave him alone!" and when she calls "Don't be afraid!" to the captives are the peak of cringe-worthiness.

She is a dime a dozen girl a ton of girls as or more beautiful than her around. She can’t act to save her life nor has anything interesting going for her. It is easy to see why her acting career flopped.