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minus-squareP03 LockelinkfedilinkEnglish8•1 month agoI didn’t really have a problem with Anya Taylor-Joy in the Queen’s Gambit. What makes you think she can’t act?
minus-square@fsxylolinkEnglish-7•edit-21 month agoI didn’t have a huge problem with Queen’s gambit. I was not convinced that her character in The Menu was actually a working class person, though. She strikes me as the kind of Actress who has a brand, and that brand has nothing to do with her acting skills. To clarify, I mean she seems like her brand involves “don’t eat that cheeseburger too much like a poor person”, or she will spoil her image.
minus-square@fsxylolinkEnglish0•edit-21 month agoIf you weren’t trying to immediately be combative for no fucking reason, I might’ve told you.
I didn’t really have a problem with Anya Taylor-Joy in the Queen’s Gambit. What makes you think she can’t act?
I didn’t have a huge problem with Queen’s gambit. I was not convinced that her character in The Menu was actually a working class person, though.
She strikes me as the kind of Actress who has a brand, and that brand has nothing to do with her acting skills.
To clarify, I mean she seems like her brand involves “don’t eat that cheeseburger too much like a poor person”, or she will spoil her image.
What in the world are you on about?
If you weren’t trying to immediately be combative for no fucking reason, I might’ve told you.