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Who's to Blame? Nate or Chace?

21. cacherr1
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    Both Jess and Chace are models turned actors. Jess is great imo. Both her and Chace are not given storylines of their own or if they do they are pointless. Vanessa's storyline with her mom would have been great if Blair wasn't involved.

    Posted 10/18/2009 10:46:37 PM #
22. cacherr1
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    Chace has charisma and acting lessons does not give you charisma. Ed's charisma is just on a much elevated level than Chace's. Chace's charisma is what makes me want Nate to stay.

    Posted 10/18/2009 10:49:18 PM #
23. GG_Bass
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    Like we haven't seen one scene of him and his experiences at Columbia. They spent so much time (not that I'm complaining) on Blair and Dan at NYU, which isn't a big deal.

    Posted 10/18/2009 10:56:37 PM #
24. mfgm
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    Chace is kind of an awful actor. And I'm being generous with the 'kind of'.

    Posted 10/19/2009 12:57:42 AM #
25. Ania [weasley-salvatore]
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    cacherr1 do you even KNOW what charisma is?

    Posted 10/19/2009 1:28:48 AM #
26. cacherr1
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    yes i do actually old school movies and chace is very charismatic in modern way like zac efron.

    I study effing film and that is all we talk about when comes to acting.

    Posted 10/19/2009 1:46:51 AM #
27. cacherr1
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    you can't learn charisma.

    Posted 10/19/2009 1:47:13 AM #
28. Ania [weasley-salvatore]
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    Charisma is how you present yourself. You can be very plain looking and have amazing charisma and presence. Charisma doesn't only exist in movies you fuckwit have you ever read any Shakespeare plays? Richard III is bloody deformed yet the audience find him attractive because he is charming and witty; and very good with words. Nate is the complete opposite. He is good to look at, but when it comes to presenting his lines it's like he's reading them straight off the script. He has no EMOTION in his lines. He clearly doesn't understand the character of Nate the way Ed understands Chuck or Penn understands Dan.

    And yes, charisma can be taught though not everyone can grasp it as well as others. Ed does a marvellous job and so does Penn.

    Posted 10/19/2009 2:00:18 AM #
29. cacherr1
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    It call charisma on film (ego) which is different than real life charisma, dumbass.

    You can't learn it either born with it or not which separates suckass actors from the good ones.

     

    Posted 10/19/2009 2:04:16 AM #
30. Ania [weasley-salvatore]
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    charisma = charisma

    It's the same fucking thing, in real life and on film. For crying out loud, the most egotistical people can make the best actors because they have good charisma.

     

    Posted 10/19/2009 2:10:53 AM #

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