Do celebs get really tired at some point of all the media all over them?

[kitty71]

when they have to promote their own movies? or they are already used to it and know how to handle the pressure?

-Movie premieres all across the world

- Interviews from so so many different media companies also across the world and more tiring when they ahve to sit in a close set to be asked the same question like for the 1000 time and over and over again from different media sources

-Be a guest in many TV interviews shows (such as Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, just to name a few TV programs hosts, among many other TV interviews similar like that even in other countries too)

- Attend movie premieres all over the world as well and be also asked the same questions right there on the movie premiere from many different media sources too.

-Flashes, cameras all over theri faces in the different movie premieres they ahve to attend to promote the film. Posing here posing there to the photographers, press all over the world. Plus they have to handle the fans who go to theri movie premieres and they have to deal also with the tons of fans there asking for autographs, photos at hte premieres, and the celebs have to stop as they walk by for some seconds so the fan can have time to take a pic with the celeb or for the autograph and the celeb do this repeatedly with many fans in line for a photo or an autograph as he or she walsk by the sidewalk.

-Agents, Representative or managers telling the actor/actresses (their clients) how to stand, or to pose for this camera and then pose for this other camera and so on, the celeb looks like a robot doing this dong taht as he or she is told by other people, they can't decide on their own.

- Photo sessions for many different magazines and magazine interviews too.

-They can't be seen tired, sad or upset, is no good as they are public figures, they have maybe even to fake and pretend their smiles. Although some may smile genuinely but maybe others fake it.

Do all celebs really really are used to all of that pressure...

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even if they had done it from year and years? Or for them even if it is to promote their own movie and they want the public to go and watch their movies it is something they dont like doing it and if they do it is for obligation of being an actor or an actress and let the audience know and go to watch tier film and that is how things are done once you decided to become a movie/tv artist. I know that's part of the work they chose as part of their life's work being a public figure, but do

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even if they had done it from year and years? Or for them even if it is to promote their own movie and they want the public to go and watch their movies it is something they dont like doing it and if they do it is for obligation of being an actor or an actress and let the audience know and go to watch tier film and that is how things are done once you decided to become a movie/tv artist. I know that's part of the work they chose as part of their life's work being a public figure, but do the

[NamerOfStars]

I imagine they do; I know I would. By the fourth or fifth time I was asked "So, what's it like working with [name of director of latest movie]?", I'd drop the coached response I'd been given and say something like "Oh, it's great! You know, I was really surprised to learn that he's actually three goblins in a human-sized exomech suit; I think that really influences his style" or "Well, I DID find it kind of strange how he only gives instructions in iambic pentameter and throws cantaloupes at people If they don't speak in rhyme". Or "Is there any truth to the rumors of on an-set romance between you and [attractive co-worker]?" "No, we just get together every few days to try and summon the Devil, so we can ask who REALLY shot JFK". That type of thing.

I don't think they'd let me do interviews, but I suspect I'd be in HIGH demand, if only for the amusement value.

[kitty71]

i mean some may say well it is part of their job they are alreayd used to all of that for years and years otherwise they would had retired already from acting but they are still active or they are mentally trained to handle all of that pressure? Also what I do believe is the questiosn they are asked the same ones over and over again from different media sources, that they are like coached like you say. Before asking the question to a celeb those questions should need to be like be monitor first before goes on air, so if they are dull questions the interviewer can change it to make it more interesting to the celeb they are interviewing. Why they dont ask wise questions still related to the movie or the actor`s work?

[NamerOfStars]

Well, one of the issues we've had lately as a culture is celebrities running their mouths about issues they know nothing about. On the surface, that's perfectly reasonable; they have the right to express their opinions as everyone else. But a lot of people assume that being rich and famous means you're somehow an expert on whatever you choose to talk about, and so more weight is given to their words than is warranted. This isn't the fault of celebrities, but I can understand why interviewers are told to steer clear of anything controversial. And the only reliably noncontroversial stuff that'll keep getting clicks is whatever the celebrity's work is.

[kitty71]

I understand taht inerviewes need to steer clear out of controversial issues but they can still ask things about their job but not the same dumb questions they always ask

[Guy13]

I doubt it but do not know to be fair... I would find it tiresome.

You think celeb worshipers ever get tired of worshiping them? I bet the graph moves in mirrored state... Busy celebs and busy worshipers while low profile Celebs secondary or low grade worship?

[Jackblue]

Britney Spears and Jada Smith are two examples of people who it all just became too overwhelming for.

[Guardian45]

I get really tired of celebs and all the media all over them.

[TroyDT2]

Of course almost all do.

[pizzalovershouse]

At times