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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 361885" data-attributes="member: 8">Oh the schadenfreude. For what it&#039;s worth, I make these kind of mistakes more often than you do.Dante&#039;s Peak! The disaster sequence felt like the 250 missing hours from Apocalypse Now.But I don&#039;t know if Meryl Streep asked to be over-hyped or overrated and I wouldn&#039;t expect her to pass on a role like this. In this day and age of social media wherein over-hyping and over-profiling seems to be THE thing to get ahead I&#039;ve become a bit a wary of attributing a similar &quot;quality&quot; to those who have earned their fame by natural talent or professionalism.That being said, variety is always welcome and when it comes my entertainment there is very little room for loyalty. I think what I&#039;m trying to say is that we all have good reasons to be selfish. And on that optimistic note I&#039;m going to end this day on tellytalk.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 361885, member: 8"] Oh the schadenfreude. For what it's worth, I make these kind of mistakes more often than you do. Dante's Peak! The disaster sequence felt like the 250 missing hours from Apocalypse Now. But I don't know if Meryl Streep asked to be over-hyped or overrated and I wouldn't expect her to pass on a role like this. In this day and age of social media wherein over-hyping and over-profiling seems to be THE thing to get ahead I've become a bit a wary of attributing a similar "quality" to those who have earned their fame by natural talent or professionalism. That being said, variety is always welcome and when it comes my entertainment there is very little room for loyalty. I think what I'm trying to say is that we all have good reasons to be selfish. And on that optimistic note I'm going to end this day on tellytalk. [/QUOTE]

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