Posted on 01/23/2017 11:52:38 AM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
James Franco, who stripped down in an eyebrow-raising video supporting Hillary Clinton, says he’s “spiraled into a depression” following the Democratic presidential nominee’s election loss to President Trump.
“I mean, I’ve been reacting really badly!” the actor, star of the new film “I am Michael,” tells The Daily Beast in an article published Monday.
“I’ve spiraled into a depression and I’ve been questioning everything that I am, and how I’ve been doing things,” Franco, 38, says.
The performer made headlines when he bared some skin last fall as part of an ad campaign dubbing Clinton “the most interesting woman in the world,” launched by groups supporting the White House hopeful.
More recently, Franco was among those who appeared at the Los Angeles “women’s march” on Saturday — one of several held around the country in protest of Trump’s inauguration.
The Academy Award nominee acknowledged to The Daily Beast in the interview, “It’s been a rough few months.”
Shia Labeouf, another Hollywood muttonhead
“This Just In.....James Franco’s career is still dead.”
My question, too. Who are these “celebrities?”
My question, too. Who are these “celebrities?”
Actors tend to be extremely narcissistic, and I think a lot of them are spiraling at the thought that millions of Americans couldn’t care less what their political views are. That Hillary still lost after Hollywood campaigned for them must have been a huge blow to their giant egos.
I think many of them are having an identity crisis over this election. Actors are narcissists and seek constantly validation. When the public didn’t vote as they were told, these celebrities took a huge hit to their egos.
may they all die of dehydration from crying...
TRS
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