Dear Hunter Foster, Meredith Patterson, Chris Sieber and Anyone Else With Internet Access — Page 15

She had a deal. And her deal said she had to get that dress seen. And photographed. Like Star Jones's wedding garter belt. The change from the "hallowed traditions of Broadway" meant she couldn't uphold her end of the deal.

I have to say, Meredith has given me my newest catch phrase to go with "It's a character choice": "I have flagged your comment for abuse."

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Updated On: 6/29/10 at 11:18 AM

I'll be honest...I get being upset about the whole red carpet thing. Sure...I'd be disappointed. But, at some point, shouldn't you just turn to the designer and say, 'This sucks...I'm sorry I can't wear your dress' and then head over to Hot Topic or BCBG?

If you were to post that on Facebook Hunter's "administrator" would deem it hate speech.

Its fun watching Hunter, Jen, and this Meredith Patterson woman continue to dig themselves deeper holes and make themselves look dumber and dumber (and more and more bitter).

& frankly- JC publicly declaring that she did not vote for CZJ or ScarJo is really not helping her AT ALL. Apologize, delete the group & pray that people will forget this episode ever happened.

& frankly- JC publicly declaring that she did not vote for CZJ or ScarJo is really not helping her AT ALL. Apologize, delete the group & pray that people will forget this episode ever happened.

Isn't that confidential information? Brutal. Does anyone work for or have any connections to the Broadway League? I wonder what their take on this is, I wouldn't be surprised if Equity gives them a little warning there too.

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I hope Ms. Cody's Tony voting privileges are taken away from her.

Team Cuddles: We Love Trainwrecks!(tm)

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Poor Me-Me was fine spewing her vitriol until others started disagreeing with her.

Meredith has real problem's with her apostropheses'.

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Ha! They just made the site private. Looks like that new web administrator must be reading this board. Now they can write all the nasty crap they want and not get called out on it. Ah, the courage!

Hunter Foster I want to thank those of you for keeping this a positive site. I am taking steps to make sure that no negativity on either side will be tolerated by my administrator--trust me, he can be quite forceful when provoked! The things that have come up from last night and even today have been so helpful and constructive.
One thought that I had a year ago, and I think someone brought it up is to have the Equity awards like the Sag awards. That its a night voted on by the actors. Now, the Sag awards only vote for other actors, but the Equity awards could include everything from best ensemble to best replacement to best book to best dresser if we wanted. Maybe have NY1 televise it or not. All the actors would have to do is vote online and you could have it at a theatre. You could either do that or have everyone who is employed on Broadway in a show at the time (Dressers, stagehands, musicians, etc.) could vote, but that might get complicated. It's an interesting idea and might give the Broadway community a chance to honor itself without the burden of a commercial award show.

The group is now private? If he truly cared about his campaign, why hide it from all but the 8000 members? (Including posters here who better C&P all the incriminating updates!) He's totally trying to bury this and make it disappear. "Billy Smith" the sock puppet administrator was only the first step.

He wants everyone to be nice now. He really means it!

So we should start flagging all the comments from hostile supporters about CZJ, Denzel and Scarlett as well, right? I'm sure he'll love all the Facebook notifications.

She had a deal. And her deal said she had to get that dress seen. And photographed. Like Star Jones's wedding garter belt. The change from the "hallowed traditions of Broadway" meant she couldn't uphold her end of the deal.

Yes, the hallowed traditions of Broadway which involves soliciting designers for dresses to wear on the red carpet for promotional reasons.

Shouldn't their agents or managers or whoever be advising them to STFU?

I don't think their agents and managers care about their careers enough to bother; none of the actors involved are exactly high profile.

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