London Phantom star launches Twitter rant at fan over online criticism

Seriously. This woman needs to get out of the business NOW and take her boyfriend with her.

And I thought the Elena Roger fangirl army was touchy!

Everyone is allowed to say what they ****ing want on their own social networking site pages, it's their own affair. That woman should DEFINITELY not be in show business, if she can't take a tiny comment from a spectator. What would she say if the NY Times wrote a 2-page review 'insulting' her performance. Take a hike, lady!!!

Man, I really wish people would stop using the word bullying when they aren't referring to bullying. And if anyone sounds like a bully here, it's the terrible Christine, not the original tweeter.

Bullying has become the go-to word used to try to make any situation seem more dire (not Daae) than it is. Because if you use the B word, you're automatically the victim in any situation.

I don't believe it's Sophie, anyone can set up a Twitter account in any name

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Yeah it's probably just one of he many crazy obsessive fans.

some do Jimmy,
'Elizabeth Taylor' was on Twitter. Can anyone imagine that or even believe it? Someone that important/elderly would not bother to have a Twitter account?

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Updated On: 6/14/12 at 04:19 PM

I don't see the problem. Anyone can say what they want.
The fan had an opinion, and the actress had an opinion.
Today we live in a world where everyone expresses their opinions through these sites.

When other actors write stuff like that, nobody gives a damn. So now it's the commons against the stars and the commons decide which stars can say what they want on the internet and which ones can't?

I actually like the actress' reaction and I wonder where the idea comes from that anyone can say what they want online except certain celebrities, while others can?

It's actually quite fascinating that actors are not allowed to be real people, and if they speak their mind, people experience it as "negative".
If every popular actor would stop lying in interviews/social occasions/internet everyone would hate them. I guess it's part of the job, but I see the lying and fake answers as negative and I wish they were more honest and real.

I actually like this actress more now.
I suppose the commons just want to see "the perfect star". An illusion or something.

Every star is on facebook, every star is on twitter, the internet makes the world a very small place, so don't be surprised if you read an honest opinion of a star every now and then, or if one of them expresses their opinion to you. It's 2012.

Also, I'm surprised that "The Telegraph" is so surprised by an actress that is honest online. It shows they don't really catch up with modern times.

Updated On: 6/13/12 at 04:26 PM

We just expect certain behaviors from certain celebrities. It doesn't mean we like it, we have just become used to it. We know that Rosie, Mel Gibson, and Alec Baldwin are PR nightmares. They say stupid stuff all the time, we have become immune to it. This does not mean they shouldn't be careful about what they say and where they say it, it just means we expect them not to be careful. I also don't expect to see Rosie or Mel Gibson getting all that much work in the future because of it.

Rosie is actually a very good example. She has made herself quite unlikable over the years. Now, no one wants to watch her. Her last show tanked, if she is lucky enough to get another one, that show will also likely tank. She spews crap from her mouth or finger tips and our reaction is "crazy Rosie is at it again." We accept it, and move on. Had she been more careful, had she not aired her dirty laundry in public, perhaps she would still have a real career, and not the D-list gigs she gets now.

yes I understand what the last two posts are saying but that is actually the star you have witnessed, not some anonymous poster who can parade as a star.
Does anyone really believe that Elizabeth Taylor would tweet? At her age, she probably wouldn't even be aware of tweeting

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Updated On: 6/13/12 at 04:45 PM

Ageist much, hermajesty? My 102 year old great-grandmother would kick your ass.

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