Actors Who Should Have Been Fired From Their Roles
Published -
- September 15, 2018
- 1:00 am
Celebrities are just human beings, which means they can and do make mistakes. Accidents will happen, but most people go out of their way to make sure they don’t make mistakes at work, because those can get a person fired.
Apparently, this notion is unfamiliar to a handful of actors who did bad things during the production of a movie or TV show – so bad that their bosses probably should’ve fired them…
Christian Bale, Terminator: Salvation | 0:22
Jared Leto, Suicide Squad | 1:06
Edward Norton, Death to Smoochy | 1:48
Lindsay Lohan, Georgia Rule | 2:40
Bruce Willis, Cop Out | 3:33
How can actors ensure that they accurately represent their roles and deliver impactful and memorable performances?
As actors, the job of engaging and entertaining audiences is a vital one. However, there have been several instances where actors’ performances have underwhelmed and even interfered with the quality of a movie or TV show.
While it is often believed that all actors are talented and trained, there have been some who have failed to deliver in their roles, leaving audiences feeling disappointed and even furious.
One instance of this happening is during the production of the hit TV show, Game of Thrones. Despite the show’s massive popularity, there were several criticisms of the cast, particularly of Emilia Clarke’s character, Daenerys Targaryen. Many viewers were disappointed with her wooden delivery and lack of emotive range throughout the series.
Another example of this phenomenon is in the movie Fifty Shades of Grey, where Dakota Johnson’s portrayal of the lead female role, Anastasia Steele, was heavily criticized. Many felt that her delivery lacked depth and nuance, leaving audiences feeling unmoved and unimpressed.
Similarly, Jesse Eisenberg’s portrayal of the iconic villain, Lex Luthor, in the movie Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice was also heavily criticized. Critics argued that Eisenberg’s performance was unconvincing, with his character coming off as absurd and over-the-top, rather than a credible mastermind.
Furthermore, there have been instances where well-known actors have failed to connect with and portray their characters, leaving audiences confused and disappointed. Such an example is the character of Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. Despite being played by a seasoned actor, Hayden Christensen’s delivery was criticized for its lack of emotion and depth, failing to do justice to a beloved character.
In conclusion, while acting is a challenging and rewarding profession, there have been instances where some actors have failed to deliver, leaving audiences feeling disappointed and unsatisfied. It is essential for actors to take the time to connect with their characters and deliver performances that accurately represent their roles to create truly impactful and memorable performances. Failure to do so can ultimately result in their termination from the role.
