[ SECRET POST #3079 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3079 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Asking really personal questions in exchange for promoting a family friendly movie you're in, (that has literally nothing to do with drugs or alcohol btw) doesn't seem like a "fair" trade to me imo.

[(Anonymous)]

This. There are some topics that are not appropriate for an interview that's meant to promote a movie and that is one of them.

[iceyred]

+1

Some interviews are meant to be hard hitting and touch on emotional subjects. Others are meant to field questions like: "What did you enjoy most about working with X? Was there any romance offscreen? How did you squeeze into your costume?"

[(Anonymous)]

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That was unprofessional as fuck of the interviewer, and RDJ was right in walking out. He didn't "owe" a civil response to someone acting like a tabloid reporter.

[(Anonymous)]

IAWTC.

[(Anonymous)]

Even if this had been an interview about Iron Man and somebody had asked him something like "did you relate to the character's alcohol problems because of your own past with drugs" it still would have been very rude if the question just came out of nowhere.

[(Anonymous)]

That would have been more apropos than what was asked.