Hollywood has some secrets that stars prefer to keep quiet
More than one would like to become an actor and go to Hollywood. The glare, glamor and glory sound like a dream threshold. But this is not so. In reality, cinema is a ruthless industry that has secrets that are rarely written about in magazines and discussed in public.
Bright Side will tell you some facts that show the other side of the life of the stars, about which many celebrities are silent.
Visitors to the Oscars are not real
If you have dreamed of attending the Oscars ceremony, then you have all the possibilities. In addition, they will also pay you. In truth, the selection here is quite difficult and you will not be able to get too close to the stars.
Before the start of the ceremony, a selection of people is made who will be paid $ 125 per hour to occupy certain places in the room and complete certain orders. They are given instructions on when and how much to clap and what emotions to reflect. All of this is done to make the ceremony ideal and glamorous for the spectators. The same thing happens on television shows, only there, the candidates and the pay are lower.
Stars frequently hide their mental disorders
Many stars suffer from mental disorders, but they do not speak about them to save their image and appear perfect in front of the public.
Halle Berry recounted that she once thought about committing suicide: "I sat in the car, knowing that it was filling up completely with gas, and suddenly my mother's face appeared before my eyes. She sacrificed a lot for her children, and I ended up with my life like that would be completely selfish of me. "
Other well-known stars such as: Drew Barrymore, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Macaulay Culkin have also tried to kill themselves, but asked for help in time.
Brutality in relation to animals
The phrase "no animals were harmed during filming" appeared for some reason. The point is that, when filming a specific movie, by accident or as a result of improper assistance, at least one or a few dozen different animals are frequently killed.
Thus, the tiger in the famous movie An Extraordinary Adventure was literally malnourished and dehydrated from inadequate care. During the movie The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 27 animals died due to dehydration, as they were left unsupervised for a few days. And during the movie Pirates of the Caribbean, due to the special effects of explosions, thousands of marine inhabitants died.
Illegal substances can be included in the budget of the film
Celebrities can have free access to class A narcotics. All it takes is a simple phone call. And all expenses are paid by the company. Precisely for this reason, many stars experience dependency, which they often cannot handle.
In a 1980 People magazine interview, Jack Nicholson confessed that during the filming of the movie The Shining, he became so addicted to cocaine that his rehabilitation amounted to thousands of dollars and was included in the film's budget. .
Fictional celebrity romances
We like it when we see two stars together. Particularly when the romance begins in a movie and goes out of bounds to real life. Except, romances often turn out to be just advertising for the campaign. An agency forgery to increase public interest in the film.
That happened with the actors in the movie Twilight. Fans were just thrilled when they saw Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson together in real life. However, after a year, when the couple broke up, the actress admitted that the relationship had been encouraged by all possible means.
Another example, the romance of Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn throughout the promotional tour of the movie Living with my ex. After the premiere of the film, the relationship ended. The same happened with star couples like Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston, Vanessa Hudgens and Zac Efron.
Celebrities can flee the law
Actor Matthew Broderick, in August 1987, drove his car in the wrong lane in Ireland and collided with a car, resulting in two deaths. However, the actor only had to pay a fine of 175 USD.
In reality, studios pay huge amounts of money to hide scandals and get the stars out of literally any situation and hide their criminal records from the past. For example, at age 16, Mark Wahlberg lost sight of a person in a fight. He was sentenced to 2 years in prison, but was only imprisoned for 45 days.
Hollywood dream
Any actor or actress in Hollywood dreams of receiving the star on "The Walk of Fame" in Los Angeles. But not everyone knows that, for such a star, you must pay from 30,000 USD per month and these expenses must be absorbed by the film company. This gives producers the right to require actors to participate in advertisements, shows and other events to "deter" expenses.
