#76
Posted: 11/1/05 at 11:02am
Oh shoot, I soo meant to write Patrick! I think Getty images confused me, sorry!(hoped when i start talking about Phantom movie one would realize that). Hmm, I still thought Raul was tall though, not quite as much as Patrick maybe, but...seemed to be taller than Norbert, and even Norbert I consider tall...even though I get yelled at for that...
See, obviously I don't agree with any of those reasons, but I really don't like the interview reason. I mean, we have some kind of like ideal that everyone "famous, semi-famous" should speak eloquently, and stand this way, and say this...and most people just aren't that way. I mean it's all about personality, Anthony in addition to being a wonderful and sweet person is also extremely eloquent, and speaks a lot and is revered for interviews. But I certainly wouldn't hold it against Adam or anyone who is not that eloquent. It's all about being real, I don't know, I think Matt's that way too. They don't happen to be "super-eloquent" people, they're just fun and themselves in interviews (from what i've seen). But like you said, it's impossible to change some people's minds.
See, obviously I don't agree with any of those reasons, but I really don't like the interview reason. I mean, we have some kind of like ideal that everyone "famous, semi-famous" should speak eloquently, and stand this way, and say this...and most people just aren't that way. I mean it's all about personality, Anthony in addition to being a wonderful and sweet person is also extremely eloquent, and speaks a lot and is revered for interviews. But I certainly wouldn't hold it against Adam or anyone who is not that eloquent. It's all about being real, I don't know, I think Matt's that way too. They don't happen to be "super-eloquent" people, they're just fun and themselves in interviews (from what i've seen). But like you said, it's impossible to change some people's minds.
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