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Public resentment intensifies around figures like Julia Roberts, whose overt political statements and social activism are perceived as out of touch and performative. Similarly, the series about the Kennedy family is mocked for its misguided attempt to glamorize a notoriously troubled political dynasty, highlighting the audience’s reluctance to indulge in sanitized, fictionalized history.
Artistic Authenticity and the Decline of Star Power
The commentary advocates for a return to authentic, rare celebrity presence—stars who maintain an aura of mystique by speaking sparingly and letting their work speak for itself. The notable absence of major actors from recent projects is seen as a positive trend, emphasizing quality over quantity.