Blog: Life of Sophie

All of Cara is lovely! thanks for the pic!

I do feel for Emma that she was in Harry Potter from when she was very young and for the best part of a decade knew nothing more than that.
Plus the Paps have followed her every move, even more so, since when she became an "Adult".

But she's not alone in this.

Keira Knightley made her on-screen debut in "The Bill" in 1995 aged 9.
She's pretty well worked since then and was part of a high profile franchise in POTC.
There was talk she had a breakdown due to the pressures of the business, plus the Paps
have made her public life a misery and has been stalked.

But she's gone on to make her Stage debut and has been a Producer on her own films.

Saoirse Ronan made her Screen debut in the Irish TV drama series "The Clinic" also aged 9.
She's worked pretty well non-stop since then but has been very careful in what projects she's signed onto.

Maisie Williams made her Stage Debut in GOT aged 11, she was badly bullied at school as a result of her exposure.
As well as appearing on GOT, she also appeared in other projects, including music videos.
Again since her debut she's worked fairly non stop, including making her stage debut, she was also a Producer on two films
while still on GOT, the first one in 2012.

She's put her own money into "Daisie", a company she set up to help provide young people with their break.
She's also conducted a season of "Ted" talks and well as other public speaking engagements.

Kristen Stewart made her debut in 1999 aged 9 and has worked on 54 projects and has Directed on 4 projects.
She too was in a long-running franchise with "Twilight" but made a number of films while the series was still in the project.

Emma Watson since her debut aged 11 and has made 23 films, she's worth in the region of $80m, she's a UN Women
Goodwill Ambassador and founder of HeForShe, which I respect her for.

But apart from speeches and attending G7 conferences, (and visits early on) how hands-on how she been?
Plus respect to her helping to front the launch of a legal advice line for people who have suffered sexual harassment
at work.

Everybody is different, and good luck to her enjoying her life away from the camera, but what if she had used some
of her wealth to help young girls/adults to get into the acting business, to help fund projects to give others their break
and to fund film projects in which she believes in, either as a Producer or as a vehicle for her.

I questioned before on her choice of films since projects, again I don't know how much influence her management
has had, but on the Channing Tatum incident, he wasn't the Director (Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen were) so it seems
that was improv on his part, but obviously scripts change but she would have been aware of the subject matter when she signed
for it. It's her Managements job to check that all out before she signed, also they're paid to do the dirty work so their artist doesn't
have to do it, so turning down a rewrite on the scene, should have been (and probably was) rather than her being "difficult" on her own
as has been made out.

But maybe things are changing, she's listed an Executive Producer" (part of the money people) on a new project that's in development
called "Queen of the Tearling".

 

Hedy was told, "You're too pretty for this, be useful go sell War Bonds".

She did and made an arrangement she would kiss anyone who brought $250K of War bonds.
She once sold $7M worth of War Bonds in one night.

I've always liked Hedy as she looked like my Mum.

 

She had to have driven the chauvinists nuts, she just kept outdoing what they expected/wanted of her. And wow at your mom Sophie

 

https://forum.phun.org/threads/emma...on-uk-oct-24th-2019-mq.3057835/#post-12829315

 

She does i just wish that she didnt look so damn bored in so many pics. Dont get me wrong she doesnt need too look sultry or flirtatious its just damnit i dont know mix it up a Little Cara.

 

my reply above was in reference to a pic on the previous page. I had one of those the forum doesnt want you to see the last page deal.

 

From Ryan Reynolds to the Joker team.

 

Rugby

 

Mate sent me this

She's drawing me in again.

 

So is rugby like american football. Just a simple answer we dont have to get into the ins and outs of the sports. It looks kind of similair to teams that charge each other over a oval shaped ball.

 

Rugby was created in England in 1823, the NFL was founded in 1920, American football was a mix of Rugby & Soccer and was first played in the late 1860s and the modern game came about in the 1890s.

 

American football

 

I like rugby, kinda, at least it seems less boring than American Handball
Today I saw a some Brits celebrating they were a bit crazy. And I was wondering if most fans are like that? I imagine them as hoolingans I don't why because, even when the game is more physical, players seems to be more reasonable? than footballers.

For the record, we have a rugby team... but it's like San Marino in football, nobody cares about those guys.

 

Rugby is barely a thing here. We have american football league here with a few teams. The one in my state is fairly succesful.

 

Apparently, her mother got married today... She wouldn't show up anyway but she had an excuse.

 

As you will have seen Rugby is very physical (and unlike their American counterparts, they wear no body protection) the supporters are friendly, support the game and know how to enjoy themselves.

I've never known of any trouble (unlike Football/Soccer) between rival fans.

In saying that Women's football has had no trouble between supporters or racism incidents.

Today was the England team, Scotland and Wales have their own teams.

 

Ahhhh, so family get together with her Dad?

She must of brought cakes with tooth guy for her Dad?

 

OK there was that guy in Italy on Oct 5nd.

Then that guy on Oct 24th.

 

Is not the same guy? Long hair & asschin...


And the old man is not her dad... maybe a sugar dady