Age gaps in Hollywood

It's more interesting to dive into why there are so many movies with these themes. It comes back to who is making the movies. Who writes it, who produces it and where do they get their money from? Who wants this to be the norm? Old scrotes.

Hollywood is full of rapist, pedophiles and abusers protected by either their fame or their money. Nobody cares. They watch it anyway. But don't you dare misgender a mentally ill 28 old year man.

Fuck that shit. Read The Power by Naomi Alderman, watch the show Normal people that shows the truth about BDSM or go for a walk in nature. Stop giving attention to scrotey movies made for pedoscrotes.

There are literal movies out there about 12 year old prostitutes or a 12 year old girl "seducing" a middle aged man because she was acting as a character who pretended to be a child yet is actually an adult woman. They get actual little girls to play these adult ass fucking roles, the age gap where the girl is atleast above 18 is tame compared to what these pedophiles think up of.

In her new documentary Phoenix Rising, Evan Rachel Wood describes her early experiences of having to make out with a 23 year old man when she was 14. I believe that was in the movie Thirteen.

Ugh. One of my favorite movies and shows of all time, the Phantom of the Opera movie had 17-year old Emmy Rossum kiss 30-year old Patrick Wilson and 34-year old Gerard Butler. I used to think this movie was romantic before I found out the age gap of all the actors (who were true to the ages of the original musical characters). Now even though I still like the music, the story just squicks me out 🤢 I can never see age gap relationships IRL or in media and not be grossed out ever again.

Even though she is referred to as, “my daughter,” in Interview with The Vampire, and, she was much younger in the book, Kirsten Dunst (she was maybe 12?) had to kiss Brad Pitt on the lips. She said it was gross because his lips were dry. I would think it Uck because kissing on the lips, regardless, let alone a man more than twice your age. Opposite of this, in 1982’s Annie, the girl playing Annie didn’t want to do that scene where she climbed up a ladder and was above a body of water. There was something beneath her that wasn’t safe. Carol Burnette said she wasn’t doing the scene unless something safe was put down beneath the child should she fall.

Cinderella was 14. Prince Charming was…31!! My 13 year old Googled it and I have confirmed. 🤮

Lost in translation 🤮🤮

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis -- Mila lied about her age to get on that 70s show and was in her teens. He then married her later...