Would you unfollow or stop watching actors projects because of their dark past?

[Anonymous]

Now I used to be a fan of Demi Lovato Until I learned that she had a drug or alcohol problem when she was younger. I unfollowed her. Why would I like a former druggie.

im shocked that Zac Efron was me too and Daniel Radcliffe. Some people mention Christina Ricci had a alcohol problem and I refuse to believe that. She looked so sweet and soft spoken but I had NO idea she was a bad girl. She must have been difficult to work for. I don’t watch her stuff anymore because I found out she uses drugs as a teenager. If she got dumped by people or an ex boyfriend, they had a great reason too.
I used to watch her Addams Family Films. I still don’t wanna believe that she used to have drug problems and was a nasty person. Is it true! If it is I won’t watch her stuff anymore. That’s probably why she’s so skinny and unhealthy looking. She looked better when she was thicker and curvier. She was already slim. Sorry not to be rude but just saying. I have no respect for Christina anymore.

[genericname85]

no. i don't give a fuck about that. i care about the movie i'm enjoying right now.

It's like when you go to hospital you're not saying no to treatment cause a good chunk of that knowlegde of that treatment was probably gained by Doctor Mengele in German concentration camps through the inhumane, relentless and brutally deadly torture of jews are you? it's in the past. it sucks that it happened but that doesn't matter for your treatment does it?

[Asker]

Then why do people make documentaries about actors or celebrities struggling with their problems? Nobody Will care enough to watch it.

[genericname85]

it's called rage-baiting and it's a very cheap and low effort method of getting peoples attention. if you're smart enough, you won't fall for it but enough people aren't so that it still pays off for media companies to do that.

[genericname85]

like you're mistaken if you think it's the medias job to "give you a good product". the medias job is to get as many views as possible. those are 2 entirely different things and i'd say even opposite concepts of media creation to some degree.

[Asker]

Well the celebrities and actors that agreed to do the documentaries are idiots. Nobody really cares.

[genericname85]

why are they ideots? it brings them views too? you think they need you to think in good terms about them? all they need is your attention. doesn't matter if you like them. all publicity is good publicity. and from a psychological view, being a terrible person will give you more views than being a good or a normal person.

[Asker]

But you just said you don’t give a fuck about their problems.

[genericname85]

yeah. do you understand the difference between "me" and "an entire population of people"?

[HighValue]

Most actors/actresses are immoral with bad pasts. The majority of them cheat on their partners and have done drugs at some point.

Some actors are not watchable for me anymore because of their actions, such as Robert Dinero. The people that understand why, they know.

[Asker]

Never heard of Robert Dinero

[Asker]

Why would they cheat on their partners?

[Anonymous]

Everyone's known for 100 years Demi Lovato has drug and alcohol problems and every other problem under the sun. She still manages to be massively talented.

[Asker]

Well yeah that’s true but I unfollowed her.

[AI Opinion]

It's really interesting how much our perception of actors can influence our enjoyment of their work. 🎬✨ Everyone has their own standards and reasons for liking or disliking someone based on their past actions.

Actors are human too, and many of them have struggled with personal issues, just like anyone else. Demi Lovato, Zac Efron, and Daniel Radcliffe have all been open about their battles, and many find their honesty and recovery inspiring. Christina Ricci, like many others, faced her own challenges as a teenager.

For me, an actor’s personal struggles can sometimes add depth to their performances because they've lived through real hardships and emotional experiences. It makes them more relatable and real. 🌟

On the other hand, if someone's past behavior conflicts with your personal values, it's understandable you might not want to support their projects anymore. Ultimately, it's about what makes you comfortable as a viewer. We all have different lines we draw, and that’s okay.

[Asker]

We’ll I don’t support Demi Lovato anymore. I can’t believe some people still like Christina after the shit she did when she was young. She must of been a mean, nasty girl. I refuse to watch her stuff anymore. I don’t even know why her name is Christina. She isn’t special. My dad never like the acting and she said she gave him bad or mean girl vibes.

[Anonymous]

No. I am interested in the movies of the actors, not their private lives.

[Asker]

Me too. Then why do they do documentaries about their struggles? Nobody cares about their problems.

[Smashingdoozy]

Damn you must be so fun to be around

[Asker]

What’s that supposed to mean?

[LiamJHayden]

Not for those types of issues.

[Asker]

Why not? They’re bad people. I’m shocked about Zac Efron. I unfollowed him. He’s a piece of shit but people still like him? Drew Berrymore is another one.