Re: Gina Carano Fired from The Mandalorian
Posted: Sat February 13, 2021 9:14 pm
Yeah good post but Esposito is better known as the bad guy from NBC mega hit “Revolution”
He grovelled as hard as one can grovel. I hope he gets many good head pats from his masters.Bi_3 wrote:Now that we have this one wrapped, what about Chris Harrison?
I love you, RuddoE.H. Ruddock wrote:Yeah good post but Esposito is better known as the bad guy from NBC mega hit “Revolution”
Also, Timothy Olyphant is really better known as a Marshal than a Sheriff at this point. Get it together, OrphE.H. Ruddock wrote:Yeah good post but Esposito is better known as the bad guy from NBC mega hit “Revolution”
I’m not clear what he did. He said something racist in an interview? I’m not clicking on tmz to find outBurtReynolds wrote:He grovelled as hard as one can grovel. I hope he gets many good head pats from his masters.Bi_3 wrote:Now that we have this one wrapped, what about Chris Harrison?
Are u guys canceling meThe Argonaut wrote:Also, Timothy Olyphant is really better known as a Marshal than a Sheriff at this point. Get it together, OrphE.H. Ruddock wrote:Yeah good post but Esposito is better known as the bad guy from NBC mega hit “Revolution”
After this post I might get a couple of my co-workers fired, really not pleased with their thoughts on the pandemic. One is even a Trump-supporter.Orpheus wrote:Not seeing a lot of thought for the other people who work on this production, who absolutely have a say in their work environment and who they have to come to set with. Film production is by nature an intimate process in which you have to spend a lot of time with your co-stars/crew, and I could see them (understandably) not wanting to work with Carano any more. Pedro Pascal has a Trans sister and previously had to speak with Carano and educate her about why the beep/boop thing was offensive to many. The crew might not want to work closely with someone who is pointedly anti-mask and has seemed to imply that the virus is a hoax. Would you want to do the makeup of someone who doesn't hold your health as a priority? I wouldn't, I'd probably walk.
Also, Carano was what's known as a "persona" casting. The Mandalorian, as an episodic show, is full of these. Most of the cast/guest stars are heavily based on their persona, from Giancarlo Esposito ("fuck, it's that evil guy from Breaking Bad") to Timothy Olyphant ("hey, it's the sheriff!!!"). Gina Carano depended on this more than any other character on the show, basically being wholly dependent on her persona as "actual real-life fighter." You can see how this becomes a problem for the production when her persona becomes "bigot" and "anti-mask dumbass." It doesn't serve the show, and becomes a negative for the production and fans. And yeah, sometimes this really sucks. Britney Spears has had to battle her persona becoming "crazy person" for the last decade. But largely, Carano did this to herself. People were more willing to ease up on the Corona conspiracy shit in April, but now almost 500,000 Americans are dead. It's not really funny anymore.
She basically had a good thing going and then stick-in-spokes'd herself.
I won't, but it should be remembered that this isn't what she was fired for anyaway.tragabigzanda wrote:Can someone explain beep boop to me, I have no idea what that’s about
You don’t have to like the people you work with. I’ve had good bosses who I thought were jerks and could work for them, cause you know I was there to work and not discuss there social media presence. Why would you even follow someone’s social media if you don’t like them?Orpheus wrote:Not seeing a lot of thought for the other people who work on this production, who absolutely have a say in their work environment and who they have to come to set with. Film production is by nature an intimate process in which you have to spend a lot of time with your co-stars/crew, and I could see them (understandably) not wanting to work with Carano any more. Pedro Pascal has a Trans sister and previously had to speak with Carano and educate her about why the beep/boop thing was offensive to many. The crew might not want to work closely with someone who is pointedly anti-mask and has seemed to imply that the virus is a hoax. Would you want to do the makeup of someone who doesn't hold your health as a priority? I wouldn't, I'd probably walk.
Also, Carano was what's known as a "persona" casting. The Mandalorian, as an episodic show, is full of these. Most of the cast/guest stars are heavily based on their persona, from Giancarlo Esposito ("fuck, it's that evil guy from Breaking Bad") to Timothy Olyphant ("hey, it's the sheriff!!!"). Gina Carano depended on this more than any other character on the show, basically being wholly dependent on her persona as "actual real-life fighter." You can see how this becomes a problem for the production when her persona becomes "bigot" and "anti-mask dumbass." It doesn't serve the show, and becomes a negative for the production and fans. And yeah, sometimes this really sucks. Britney Spears has had to battle her persona becoming "crazy person" for the last decade. But largely, Carano did this to herself. People were more willing to ease up on the Corona conspiracy shit in April, but now almost 500,000 Americans are dead. It's not really funny anymore.
She basically had a good thing going and then stick-in-spokes'd herself.
tragabigzanda wrote:Can someone explain beep boop to me, I have no idea what that’s about
Wtf did I do?BurtReynolds wrote:I don't know who disappoints me more: trag or ruddo.
Doesn't matter I'm having you purged.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Wtf did I do?BurtReynolds wrote:I don't know who disappoints me more: trag or ruddo.
I’m in my bunker.BurtReynolds wrote:Doesn't matter I'm having you purged.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Wtf did I do?BurtReynolds wrote:I don't know who disappoints me more: trag or ruddo.
tragabigzanda wrote:Can someone explain beep boop to me, I have no idea what that’s about