Christian Toto

She's got to be the hero. She's got to be front and center. We're going to push him to the side as much as possible. Oh, and by the way, he's pretty important to the story. So we'll drag him back in, then we'll push him back out. It's awkward. It's absolutely, it just, you can tell, oh, a cisgender man, he can't be this, he can't be the savior here.

You've got to be, you've got to have Rachel Segler front and center. So it's, it's really, it's torturous at that point. It's, it's one of the weakest parts of the movie. She's going to like freeze her eggs in the next one and be single. Yeah.

You've got to be, you've got to have Rachel Segler front and center. So it's, it's really, it's torturous at that point. It's, it's one of the weakest parts of the movie. She's going to like freeze her eggs in the next one and be single. Yeah.

You've got to be, you've got to have Rachel Segler front and center. So it's, it's really, it's torturous at that point. It's, it's one of the weakest parts of the movie. She's going to like freeze her eggs in the next one and be single. Yeah.

By the way, I'm insulted because she assumed the gender of her future child. I don't think that's right.

By the way, I'm insulted because she assumed the gender of her future child. I don't think that's right.

By the way, I'm insulted because she assumed the gender of her future child. I don't think that's right.

You've got purple hair and nose rings. You're good. You know, years ago, Drew Barrymore was doing the Charlie's Angels reboot, and she spoke so lovingly of the source material. Listen, I grew up with Charlie's Angels. It was a trashy, schlocky show. It was not fine art. But she was sweet and kind and said, you know, we're going to do the best we can to bring this to a modern age.

You've got purple hair and nose rings. You're good. You know, years ago, Drew Barrymore was doing the Charlie's Angels reboot, and she spoke so lovingly of the source material. Listen, I grew up with Charlie's Angels. It was a trashy, schlocky show. It was not fine art. But she was sweet and kind and said, you know, we're going to do the best we can to bring this to a modern age.

You've got purple hair and nose rings. You're good. You know, years ago, Drew Barrymore was doing the Charlie's Angels reboot, and she spoke so lovingly of the source material. Listen, I grew up with Charlie's Angels. It was a trashy, schlocky show. It was not fine art. But she was sweet and kind and said, you know, we're going to do the best we can to bring this to a modern age.

Now you have Rachel Zegler saying, oh, that 1937 movie, that's just, oh, it's tacky. It's weird. It's, oh, we're going to change all that. I mean, what a difference.

Now you have Rachel Zegler saying, oh, that 1937 movie, that's just, oh, it's tacky. It's weird. It's, oh, we're going to change all that. I mean, what a difference.

Now you have Rachel Zegler saying, oh, that 1937 movie, that's just, oh, it's tacky. It's weird. It's, oh, we're going to change all that. I mean, what a difference.

It was just off screen. They were going to yank her off if she kind of did a free Palestine chant.

It was just off screen. They were going to yank her off if she kind of did a free Palestine chant.

It was just off screen. They were going to yank her off if she kind of did a free Palestine chant.

You know, it's kind of a mixed track record. She's still fairly young. Her West Side Story debut was not a hit. And that was a Spielberg movie. So that was kind of a surprise. But if you're a studio, if you're a director, if you're a casting director, you've got to think twice or three times before hiring her. Listen, she's talented. She's attractive. She's got skill.

You know, it's kind of a mixed track record. She's still fairly young. Her West Side Story debut was not a hit. And that was a Spielberg movie. So that was kind of a surprise. But if you're a studio, if you're a director, if you're a casting director, you've got to think twice or three times before hiring her. Listen, she's talented. She's attractive. She's got skill.

You know, it's kind of a mixed track record. She's still fairly young. Her West Side Story debut was not a hit. And that was a Spielberg movie. So that was kind of a surprise. But if you're a studio, if you're a director, if you're a casting director, you've got to think twice or three times before hiring her. Listen, she's talented. She's attractive. She's got skill.

But there are a lot of actresses in Hollywood who bring all that to the table and are not going to absolutely sabotage your work. Today's actors don't know how to promote their own movies. They spend so much time on the red carpet. talking to Stephen Colbert, doing all these things. It's all publicity. It seems so easy. And they keep putting their feet in their mouth. I don't understand it.