Actors You Refuse to Watch.

[slimdude]

Originally Posted by Spicoli

Actually "Actor" refers to male or female...sorry bub

I started this thread and used the word actor because it does refer to both men and women, has for a while now.

Then you're wrong too! Actors and actresses are not the same. Actors are men, and actresses are women. Everybody should know that. You don't refer: Dustin Hoffman, Al Pacino, Harrison Ford, Brad Pitt, etc as actresses! They're actors. And if you don't believe me, do your research.

[Spicoli]

Originally Posted by slimdude

Then you're wrong too! Actors and actresses are not the same. Actors are men, and actresses are women. Everybody should know that. You don't refer: Dustin Hoffman, Al Pacino, Harrison Ford, Brad Pitt, etc as actresses! They're actors. And if you don't believe me, do your research.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actor

The word actor refers to a person who acts regardless of gender

Now now, being so called wrong can be damaging to the ego, but you'll be ok, you're stronger than that.

[slimdude]

Originally Posted by Spicoli

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actor

The word actor refers to a person who acts regardless of gender

Now now, being so called wrong can be damaging to the ego, but you'll be ok, you're stronger than that.

You've skipped the part where it states "actresses for female".

[Spicoli]

Originally Posted by slimdude

You've skipped the part where it states "actresses for female".

Good luck with that.

I started the thread
I meant Actor which by definition (check dictionary dot com) means men and women.
You can stop now, its ok to be wrong, I am wrong quite often.

But not this time bwa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

[octagon]

Originally Posted by Kevin Holly

Anyways, since when is disliking Anne Hathaway cause for assumption of trolling? I didn't realize that she was well-liked in the first place.

I'm not sure I'd say I like her but credit where credit is due: Julie Newmar might be my second favorite Catwoman now.

Originally Posted by slimdude

You've skipped the part where it states "actresses for female".

And you skipped the 'sometimes' immediately in front of 'actress for female'.

That's some pretty selective editing, no?

[lemonski]

Originally Posted by octagon

I'm not sure I'd say I like her but credit where credit is due: Julie Newmar might be my second favorite Catwoman now.

Sheldon...? Is that you?

[Kevin Holly]

Originally Posted by punking

I don't normally refuse to watch a film because of who is in it, but Jennifer Aniston sends my wary-ometer buzzing.

In Horrible Bosses she was okay, but that was mostly because it was such a solid film that her small part couldn't really ruin it too much. But I agree, she is a generally horrible presense. And extraordinarily far from the hottsest woman of all time.

I'll say Anne Hathaway. I just find her repugnant.

[Jbug]

I'm not fond of:

Tom Cruise
Shia
One note acting Michelle Rodriguez
Leonardo DiCaprio

[Canuck21]

Originally Posted by Kevin Holly

In Horrible Bosses she was okay, but that was mostly because it was such a solid film that her small part couldn't really ruin it too much. But I agree, she is a generally horrible presense. And extraordinarily far from the hottsest woman of all time.

I'll say Anne Hathaway. I just find her repugnant.

LOL. I wouldn't go as far as saying Anne Hathaway is repugnant, but there's something about her looks that I don't like. I recently saw Zero Dark Thirty and my gosh, I cannot be more annoyed by Jessica Chastain.

So although there is no one I would *refuse* to watch, the following actors are the ones I'd rather avoid.

Jessica Chastain
Anne Hathaway
Leslie Mann
Gwyneth Paltrow
Sean Penn
Will Smith
Jaden Smith

[Walts Ghost]

Originally Posted by slimdude

Then you're wrong too! Actors and actresses are not the same. Actors are men, and actresses are women. Everybody should know that. You don't refer: Dustin Hoffman, Al Pacino, Harrison Ford, Brad Pitt, etc as actresses! They're actors. And if you don't believe me, do your research.

Why does it matter in the end, that he wasn't specific? Calm down, there's no reason to argue over something so petty.

Also, from Dictionary.com:

Actor:
Noun
1) A person whose profession is acting on the stage, in movies, or on television.
2) A person who behaves in a way that is not genuine.

There's nothing gender specific about it. It just says a person. Not man or a woman, a person. So you can use the word to mean men and women, if you so choose, as the OP did.