- with
feelings of inadequacy,
describing herself as "unattractive" and "
untalented".
Reflecting on her ambitions, she
later said, "I couldn't
think of anything...
-
intended to
humiliate or
exploit parti****nts; that they make
stars out of
untalented people unworthy of fame,
infamous figures, or both; and that they glamorize...
- she
spent in France. She may be best
remembered for her
portrayal of
untalented singer Sueleen **** in
Robert Altman's 1975 film Nashville, for
which she...
- Baby June's act, "Smile, Girls",
which involves Rose
trying to
teach the
untalented girls to
smile in
order to make the act look good, "Who
Needs Him?", which...
- Furthermore, in 2005, he said that
although people often mislabel Murry as an
untalented songwriter, "[he] had talent, he sure did. He was a
talented man. He had...
-
offered the
simpler explanation that
abstract art was "A
product of the
untalented, sold by the
unprincipled to the
utterly bewildered."
Albert Gleizes,...
- housewife,
embarks on a stand-up
comedy career after husband Joel, an
untalented amateur comic,
abruptly leaves her
following his
dismal set at The Gaslight...
-
Crosby and Bob Hope.
Beatty and
Hoffman star as
Rogers and Clarke, two
untalented lounge singers who
travel to
Morocco in
hopes of
finding a gig. Due to...
- and
David Denby (who
referred to Bay as "stunningly,
almost viciously,
untalented"), the film was well
received by its
intended audience and one of the...
-
norms of
mainstream Hollywood" and
created by "p****ionate, but
hopelessly untalented" filmmakers, Jaws: The Revenge's
position within the
Hollywood system...
