Hollywood loves polished answers—but some stars prefer brutal honesty. Here are the moments when celebrities dropped the filter and left everyone stunned.
I must say. I have seriously wondered ... and I do mean Seriously ... why Timothy Olyphant is not recognized as a very good and more famous(?) actor. Maybe it has something to do with me thinking Hitman was/is actually a good movie based off a video game (many not good movies based on vid games) with his performance as the head shaved antihero -- with ice in his programmed, "bar code" veins -- damn good. He was one of the killers in one of the Scream sequels, too. He was chilling as a crazed killer (with that sick humor).
anyways, good for Olyphant. He keeps busy, likes his work; and I'm not surprised it appears to be effortless for him.
14:08 she’s great! lol Absolutely love Ricky! He knows actors think of themselves as better then everyone else and was not afraid to say it in their faces! Olifant honesty was refreshing
I actually agree with Timothy Olyphant. I remember an advert years ago where the narrative was that you can prove you're an individual, who does what you want, who breaks the mould, who doesn't follow the rules, etc, by buying their product. It starred Julia Roberts, a person whose job is to stand where she's told to stand, wear what she's told to wear, and say what she's told to say. And then I thought most people aren't even going to notice the irony and just buy whatever product has a face they recognise attached to it.
Jackie Chan..... can you pleae take me to that world of yours where Kardashians don´t exist??
We use cookies, device fingerprinting and cross-device tracking to personalise content, serve targeted advertising, and analyse how you use our site across your devices. By clicking Accept all you consent to the use of these tracking technologies. Your data may be used to build a profile of your interests and show you personalised ads on other sites.
Privacy policy
Comments (20)
Daily Junction discussion mixed with clearly attributed comments from the original video provider.
Join in — free. Comments on Daily Junction are for members, so real names stay rare and bots stay out.
One field. We email you a 6-digit code — no password needed. Your comment is kept while you do it.
Under 13? You’ll need a parent’s OK first — it takes them one click.
anyways, good for Olyphant. He keeps busy, likes his work; and I'm not surprised it appears to be effortless for him.