scarlett johansson and rude people
“I’m not traumatized by it but I find it can bring out the worst in humanity sometimes.”
This is pretty rude. I can understand the temptation, but it is very rude, especially in a place like a restaurant. Maybe because of the paparazzi, it might feel less invasive if you’re all outdoors. ’Fess up: if you have ever encountered a celebrity in public, have you tried to snap their picture without asking?
Scarlett Johansson hates rude fans who take pictures of her without asking, insisting the bad habit reminds her of the "worst in humanity."
The Avengers beauty has been in the spotlight since she was a child, but she will never get used to passers-by pushing camera phones in her face when she is out in public.
The star is adamant that she would never dare take someone's photograph without getting their permission first.
She tells the New Review, "I'm constantly surprised by how rude people are. You'll be having an intimate dinner with a friend and there's somebody on the table behind with a camera phone pointing at your face. I think, 'I would never take a photo of someone without asking'."
"I'm not traumatized by it but I find it can bring out the worst in humanity sometimes."
Washington, Apr 30 : Scarlett Johansson has revealed that she is often "surprised" at how rude people can be to her with their camera phones.
The 27-year-old actress, who was previously married to Ryan Reynolds, admits she is sometimes shocked when fans put a camera in her face when she is trying to enjoy a private moment and believes being famous can bring out the worst in those around her.
"I'm constantly surprised by how rude people are. You'll be having an intimate dinner with a friend and there's somebody on the table behind with a cameraphone pointing at your face. I think, `I would never take a photo of someone without asking'," Contactmusic quoted her as telling The New Review.
"I'm not traumatised by it but I find it can bring out the worst in humanity sometimes," she said.
Discussing her career - which has seen her nominated for four Golden Globe awards - Johansson said that she does not "actively look" for sexy roles but thinks that curvy women can sometimes be pigeonholed into such parts.
"I wanted to be a character actor. Those are the actors I most admire. I think women that are curvy can be pigeonholed in that bombshell thing," she said.
"It's not like I actively look for sexy roles. It's not a requirement that my character be pretty and delicate. I never think about my character being sexy unless that's written in," she added.
Washington - Scarlett Johansson has revealed that she is often “surprised” at how rude people can be to her with their camera phones.
The 27-year-old actress, who was previously married to Ryan Reynolds, admits she is sometimes shocked when fans put a camera in her face when she is trying to enjoy a private moment and believes being famous can bring out the worst in those around her.
“I’m constantly surprised by how rude people are. You’ll be having an intimate dinner with a friend and there’s somebody on the table behind with a cameraphone pointing at your face. I think, ‘I would never take a photo of someone without asking’,” Contactmusic quoted her as telling The New Review.
“I’m not traumatised by it but I find it can bring out the worst in humanity sometimes,” she said.
Discussing her career - which has seen her nominated for four Golden Globe awards - Johansson said that she does not “actively look” for sexy roles but thinks that curvy women can sometimes be pigeonholed into such parts.
“I wanted to be a character actor. Those are the actors I most admire. I think women that are curvy can be pigeonholed in that bombshell thing,” she said.
“It’s not like I actively look for sexy roles. It’s not a requirement that my character be pretty and delicate. I never think about my character being sexy unless that’s written in,” she added.
This is pretty rude. I can understand the temptation, but it is very rude, especially in a place like a restaurant. Maybe because of the paparazzi, it might feel less invasive if you’re all outdoors. ’Fess up: if you have ever encountered a celebrity in public, have you tried to snap their picture without asking?
The Avengers beauty has been in the spotlight since she was a child, but she will never get used to passers-by pushing camera phones in her face when she is out in public.
The star is adamant that she would never dare take someone's photograph without getting their permission first.
She tells the New Review, "I'm constantly surprised by how rude people are. You'll be having an intimate dinner with a friend and there's somebody on the table behind with a camera phone pointing at your face. I think, 'I would never take a photo of someone without asking'."
"I'm not traumatized by it but I find it can bring out the worst in humanity sometimes."
The 27-year-old actress, who was previously married to Ryan Reynolds, admits she is sometimes shocked when fans put a camera in her face when she is trying to enjoy a private moment and believes being famous can bring out the worst in those around her.
"I'm constantly surprised by how rude people are. You'll be having an intimate dinner with a friend and there's somebody on the table behind with a cameraphone pointing at your face. I think, `I would never take a photo of someone without asking'," Contactmusic quoted her as telling The New Review.
"I'm not traumatised by it but I find it can bring out the worst in humanity sometimes," she said.
Discussing her career - which has seen her nominated for four Golden Globe awards - Johansson said that she does not "actively look" for sexy roles but thinks that curvy women can sometimes be pigeonholed into such parts.
"I wanted to be a character actor. Those are the actors I most admire. I think women that are curvy can be pigeonholed in that bombshell thing," she said.
"It's not like I actively look for sexy roles. It's not a requirement that my character be pretty and delicate. I never think about my character being sexy unless that's written in," she added.
The 27-year-old actress, who was previously married to Ryan Reynolds, admits she is sometimes shocked when fans put a camera in her face when she is trying to enjoy a private moment and believes being famous can bring out the worst in those around her.
“I’m constantly surprised by how rude people are. You’ll be having an intimate dinner with a friend and there’s somebody on the table behind with a cameraphone pointing at your face. I think, ‘I would never take a photo of someone without asking’,” Contactmusic quoted her as telling The New Review.
“I’m not traumatised by it but I find it can bring out the worst in humanity sometimes,” she said.
Discussing her career - which has seen her nominated for four Golden Globe awards - Johansson said that she does not “actively look” for sexy roles but thinks that curvy women can sometimes be pigeonholed into such parts.
“I wanted to be a character actor. Those are the actors I most admire. I think women that are curvy can be pigeonholed in that bombshell thing,” she said.
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