Was J.C. MacKenzie talking about Katie Holmes?

by - jacarico on Thu Oct 25 2012 12:38:55
I came to the same conclusion...SMG with Sam Shepard telling her to cut the crap.

Everyone saying Katie Holmes have some good points. But for one thing...I don't think that she qualifies as a tv star...nothing like SMG. Her biggest claim to fame would've been TC's wife then.

Katie Holmes became a household name when "Dawson's Creek" came out, which was a major hit. So it's perfectly legit to say she was a tv star who went on to do movies afterwards. That being said, I've never heard of Holmes behaving like a pampered diva. It could be Holmes that MacKenzie was referring to, but it sounds more likely he was referring to Sarah Michelle Gellar, who if the rumors are true, wasn't exactly the most well liked cast member of "Buffy The Vampire Slayer".

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There were at least 16 separate interviews, and other footage that was probably filmed at other times, so it would be foolish to think that it was all filmed the same year.

We know Stanley Kamel's interview was filmed before he died in 2008, but the others could have been filmed in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, or even 2012. We just don't know for sure when each person's interview was filmed.

Look at the still in-production documentary "Cleanin' Up the Town: Remembering Ghostbusters" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1446678/), which features interviews with many people involved in the production of the Ghostbusters movies, who were interviewed at various points over the past several years.

I'd imagine that this documentary was filmed in much the same manner.
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"No one would have said anything about Christian Bale, Mel Gibson, or other known jackholes."

Really? Plenty has been said by people who've worked with those two actors in particular (though Gibson has never been rumored to be difficult to work with, he just has repellent social views). Bale was berated publicly after his little hissy fit. Quite a few other actors have been exposed as being "difficult" to work with because they are egomaniacs.

It's not some conspiracy of the PATRIARCHY!!!!!1111111!!! that women who are difficult douchebags to work with are described as divas.

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The hell are you talking about? He had every right to bring it up and he did not mention the actresses' name so what was so unprofessional about it? And give it a rest with this craft crap. The actress was acting like a bitch while at work that's not professional.
And how would you know that Christian Bale or Mel Gibson were jackholes if no on ever said anything? Your arguments hold no weight.

It's nobody's business but ours.

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but have a woman be focused on her craft and she's a diva.

Jesus Christ you are full of yourself aren't you? "focused on her craft" where did you pick that up moron? You've supplanted someone's first hand experience with an imaginary series of events that make even more people the ass hole than in the original version, plus liars. So, idiot, if there's not enough evidence that she was being difficult to work with, how do you then conclude there is enough evidence to convict him of lying and being sexist, and not only that, but that the woman was in fact a paradigm of professionalism? You've done exactly what you criticize him for, and then taken it to another level.

You've defined yourself as the biggest ass hole.

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