It's scary that you see where it doesn't exist.
really. you are calling me a sexist? Why? I have no problem with women or anyone else. I also don't go around falsely insulting people
"Kathleen Kennedy is a glorified secretary" ring a bell? Both hugely sexist and falsely insulting someone. And that's just the tip of the iceberg on things you've said.I also don't go around falsely insulting people
Oh by the way did you hear that Elizabeth Banks is doing an invisible woman movie they just announced I'm sure she'll blame men nobody goes to see that movie
Oh by the way did you hear that Elizabeth Banks is doing an invisible woman movie they just announced I'm sure she'll blame men nobody goes to see that movie
"Look, people have to buy tickets to this movie, too. This movie has to make money. If this movie doesn’t make money it reinforces a stereotype in Hollywood that men don’t go see women do action movies," she said.
Calling her a glorified secretary is not sexist.
It’s actually the very definition of sexist.
And an insult.
if it was a guy who was an executive producer.. which most people don't even know what that means.. and he was just scheduling, arranging, checking the budgets and informing investors.. how would be a glorified secretary as well.. in both cases it';s hyperbole not sexist.. to say that she had no creative input into the storytelling of those films during her tenure with Spielberg
but if it makes you feel good to not actually address the issue and call me a sexist instead.. fine
sure there is more to it.. i was partly speaking hyperbolicallyEPS oversee the business end of the film. A much bigger job than a secretary. But you know this. We’ve been over this. Again and again and again. Get it through your skull.
sure there is more to it.. i was partly speaking hyperbolically
but my point is the films she worked on were not great at all because of her role.. she was not a creative, she did not make them great.
“Basically, I was a little bit of a hothead, impatient, and I would be hard on my crew — loving to my cast but tough on my crew,” Spielberg told THR. “And about 15 days into shooting ‘E.T.,’ she pulled me into her office and sat me down in a chair and gave me the bollocking of my life. Because she did not like the way I was talking to the crew. She didn’t care for my impatience, she didn’t care for my sharpness. She said, ‘This is unacceptable behavior,’ and I hadn’t heard that since a teacher in school or my own mom — and that was a big shift in my life. I became mindful because somebody I trusted and respected had called me out.”
Fair enough, but she didn't write these stories, choose the actors, chart the direction .. things she needed to do as head of Lucasfilm.
but if it makes you feel good to not actually address the issue and call me a sexist instead.. fine
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