But even in terms of beauty- maybe, again, it’s just me, but I would not put her on the level of the most beautiful people in Hollywood.
I mean she’s far more beautiful than anyone who would ever sleep with me, but she’s also not on the level of Margot Robbie (or if you want to stick with black women around her age, Kerry Washington) to me either.
She just comes off to me as a mid-level actor who got very lucky.
I wonder if some of it is also being good to work with. I was just having a discussion with musician friends about how I don’t know how some people keep managing to get hired for gigs because I suspect they procrastinate looking at music, but they’re fun and otherwise reliable people so the hiring manager or whatever keeps hiring them because they like them, even if they’re not the most excellent musicians.
She started young, has dance training, and is 46, so she’s experienced but still can play young (can’t really put an age on her, never could).
For actresses that’s key, you need experience before you can act reliably, but by then you often look too old for the parts they need.
I think she’s a mid actress, but her dancing background gives her much more physicality to her roles, which matters when covered in goop, and makes up for what I consider her weak and wooden facial acting (though she was warm in the terminal).
Also she’s an uno draw 4 when it comes to race, so that’s another thing director’s don’t have to worry about.
That’s definitely a you thing, tastes differ. I would never put Margot Robbie above her when it comes to beauty, even though I can see Margot is the perfect white chick and I love her in everything. To each his own. When it comes to acting, I never saw her being off in anything, but the oportunities were not that great, so it’s hard for me to say what she’s capable of.
But even in terms of beauty- maybe, again, it’s just me, but I would not put her on the level of the most beautiful people in Hollywood.
I mean she’s far more beautiful than anyone who would ever sleep with me, but she’s also not on the level of Margot Robbie (or if you want to stick with black women around her age, Kerry Washington) to me either.
She just comes off to me as a mid-level actor who got very lucky.
I wonder if some of it is also being good to work with. I was just having a discussion with musician friends about how I don’t know how some people keep managing to get hired for gigs because I suspect they procrastinate looking at music, but they’re fun and otherwise reliable people so the hiring manager or whatever keeps hiring them because they like them, even if they’re not the most excellent musicians.
I could definitely see that as a possibility.
She started young, has dance training, and is 46, so she’s experienced but still can play young (can’t really put an age on her, never could).
For actresses that’s key, you need experience before you can act reliably, but by then you often look too old for the parts they need.
I think she’s a mid actress, but her dancing background gives her much more physicality to her roles, which matters when covered in goop, and makes up for what I consider her weak and wooden facial acting (though she was warm in the terminal).
Also she’s an uno draw 4 when it comes to race, so that’s another thing director’s don’t have to worry about.
That’s definitely a you thing, tastes differ. I would never put Margot Robbie above her when it comes to beauty, even though I can see Margot is the perfect white chick and I love her in everything. To each his own. When it comes to acting, I never saw her being off in anything, but the oportunities were not that great, so it’s hard for me to say what she’s capable of.