Demi Moore Says Studio Executive Didn't Want Her In 'A Few Good Men'
Demi Moore Says Studio Executive Didn't Want Her In 'A Few Good Men'
Moore also praised Mikey Madison's work in "Anora" with how far we've come in seeing sex work portrayed onscreen since "Indecent Proposal."
Moore also praised Mikey Madison's work in "Anora" with how far we've come in seeing sex work portrayed onscreen since "Indecent Proposal."
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On the one hand, the exec was super sexist to say that Demi's value as an actress is just as a love interest. The movie was being filmed, and there was nothing about the role that was supposed to be sexy or romantic.
On the other hand, she was the worst actor in that movie. The best thing about her performance was that it was forgettable, because it allowed the better actors to take more of the stagelight. Even Brian Bodison, Lance Corporal Dawson, gave a better performance, and he had literally never acted before. There were many actresses who could have taken the role and done more with it.
But I don't think that's why they objected.
I strenuously object to your characterization of Demi's performance in A Few Good Men.
The objection has been heard and overruled.