[ SECRET POST #3394 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3394 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Blacksad]


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[Hemlock Grove]


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[Final Fight]


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[Sherlock]


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[Star Wars: The Force Awakens]


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[Anthony Cumia, Opie and Anthony talk show]













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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

TBF, I get the impression that a lot of entertainers, especially actors, don't have a lot of say in where they get to do interviews or who does them. If they're promoting something, and it's in their contract to do it, they pretty much have to go where they're sent.

Now, if they've got smart "people," those same entertainers won't be doing interviews where they'd be a bad fit or could potentially hurt their brand or their project.

You're also assuming the people who appeared on the show actually knew shit about Anthony. I really doubt any of them knew shit and thought the low-rent Stern act was nothing more than an act.

[(Anonymous)]

This might be true of big press junkets where it's in their contract, but I'm LOLing that you think an actor's PR would have them tied up in an ironclad contract for them to appear a shock jock radio show. You might also have heard of cases where celebrities blow off their publicity tours or walk out of interviews. If you're such a big star that your movie wants you to do publicity for it, chances are you're a big enough star where they can't force you to participate. Also, that's how you get sarcastic, lacklustre interviews, so celebrities aren't trapped in a PR prison the way you seem to assume.