Idris Elba ends nepotism

[COOOK 76,406]

A true professional king 

 

[Awakened M 3,040]

I feel that this is what I'd do as well if I were in his shoes. 

[Levine 23,486]

The integrity my king

[Rahrahbitchson 18,598]

I dont know how to feel about this i know he is right but if Kendall Jenner is there with a model career and Blue Ivy is winning grammys first than Normani just because they are someones family then i would be a little bit mad too with him, i mean lets not act like the world doesnt move with influences in almost everything, he should have help his daughter 

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Just the fact she could audition to me it's like bleh and yikes but at least he's not biased

[REALITY 75,767]

I think the bigger issue here is the fact that they don't have chemistry  Like what???  

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2 minutes ago, Rahrahbitchson said:

I dont know how to feel about this i know he is right but if Kendall Jenner is there with a model career and Blue Ivy is winning grammys first than Normani just because they are someones family then i would be a little bit mad too with him, i mean lets not act like the world doesnt move with influences in almost everything, he should have help his daughter 

in the long run making your kid try, fail and learn are better life experiences than an undeserving opportunity. 

and hey- if she's still pissed in a year she can become a "model" like every other nepo-baby. 

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2 minutes ago, Reality said:

I think the bigger issue here is the fact that they don't have chemistry  Like what???  

I read that the daughter in the film has a tough relationship with the father; maybe they couldn't find that tense dynamic.

or "no chemistry" is a cover for "bad acting"

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3 hours ago, Rahrahbitchson said:

he should have help his daughter 

He did, and she failed. 

[elijahfan 25,881]

How do you think she landed the audition tho? 

[ProfessionalClown 10,647]

12 minutes ago, elijahfan said:

How do you think she landed the audition tho? 

More than likely the casting director knew his daughter was an actress and wanted to see how she would be in a movie with him. It’s honestly kinda cool for a parent and child to be in the same movie but the fact that there wasn’t really any bias aside from curiosity is pretty cool. They didn’t force her into it just cuz she’s his daughter 

[elijahfan 25,881]

10 minutes ago, ProfessionalClown said:

More than likely the casting director knew his daughter was an actress and wanted to see how she would be in a movie with him. It’s honestly kinda cool for a parent and child to be in the same movie but the fact that there wasn’t really any bias aside from curiosity is pretty cool. They didn’t force her into it just cuz she’s his daughter 

That's precisely what I mean: the fact she is his daughter is what landed her the audition  And nothing wrong with that, at the end of the day most things are a matter of connections and knowing the right people, but let's not use this as an example of non-nepotism. She is a famous person's daughter, she'll always get a foot in the door.

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4 hours ago, Reality said:

I think the bigger issue here is the fact that they don't have chemistry  Like what???  

Oh no stress! They use that term to mean that the character interactions weren’t exactly what they were looking for/wasn’t believable.

[Guillaume Hamon 6,318]

The simple fact she went angry at her dad over it for 3 weeks shows she needed to fail at getting the role. 

[Red 97,799]

She must be a real bad actress to audition for the role of her own father's daughter and show no chemistry