Model and actress Cara Delevingne talks to the Good Day about her upcoming movie "Paper Towns". Find more celebrity interviews on GoodDaySacramento.com.
Calls her the wrong name, insinuate she's not intelligent enough to read a book, straight up tells her she looks exhausted, ask her why she is so irritated, tells her sarcastically to go take a nap and drink a redbull, AND continues to trash talk her once she's offline.... so unprofessional. And of course Cara is irritated bc she can sense you're belittling her.
They didn't insinuate at all that she wasn't intelligent enough to read a book. They explicitly said they were wondering if she read the book because she was busy. Their next question too was also about her being busy. It's pretty obvious that they thought she was working a lot. And besides, she DID look exhausted.
@David Mac I don't think she was. Sometimes the British humour can come across like that, it's just her being sarcastic. If they then don't get that and belittle her, after having pronounced her name incorrectly, she's bound to become irritated. I think she handled it well.
David Mac your dumb then. She has been interviewed so many times and then she gets asked dumb questions unrelated to paper towns and I think anyone would be annoyed with these 3 morons on stage.
@@ryansams1268 I imagine it must be horrible to answer questions which also include condescendent comments. Well, but they aren't human, they're just actors, so it's ok to be rude with them, right?😏
If she was confused then she was stupid, there was no mockery. I hate these idiotic entitled celebs who cant answer a few questions without being a cunt. If i was that news anchor i woulda roasted the shit out of her
I love how REAL she is and does not try to be someone she is not. The reporters all seem to be missing some brain cells and don't understand dry sarcastic humor. She deserves an apology.
They don't know her but production decided to do a promo for the movie. That's a business arrangement between the network and the studio. So they checked her account, she's very busy and ask: do you get a chance to read? I think it was also the way she greeted them. VERY low energy and not bothered, making it look as if she is doing them a favour for appearing. It's not as if they like to be all preppy and cheery in the morning but, they keep it pumping. When Cara got snappy, they purposely asked her confusing questions to throw her off guard. They are pros they know how to ask questions. But they were not going to put up with a little brat promoting a mediocre movie on THEIR show.. If she had been more engaging, they would've make her look good. She could've joked in a self deprecating manner. It would still be witty and dry but in a good way.She needed them more than they needed her and she blew it. I guess she's very reactive(just like me) when she's not completely 'there' and goes into defence. Because of her fame; she can afford to. In everyday life it can cost you everything.
@@roddo1955 I understand your take on it but what are the interviewers win in the long run? Theoretically, if this was their tactic, some will join them but the mass... I don't think so. But yeah I understand this might be the case here, but I would then question their logic. I don't think she have the pressure to give an over optimistic interview for the movie, but the interviewers need to seduce the masses. I agree with you that if you act like this in certain situations it might cost you your career. Cost you everything... Sure, but that might be of a too broad speculation. Like this, it depends completely on the situation
+Manny Lucero GIRL BYE, these questions/ interviews are identical to the other thousand celebrity interviews done on small news stations. She should have been cordial, dropped the sarcasm when it failed the first time, and been on her way. And someone messing up your name is not something you need to get mad over! It's quite benign actually.
This was by far the most antagonizing and unprofessional interview I have ever witnessed done a show. Cara was not super excited but she was still kept it respectful and answered the questions. I think also, her humor was lost in translation. She has a very sarcastic personality and humor about her that I believe they took the wrong way but this was....I could not believe how unprofessional the hosts were.
That passive aggressive female host seemed like she was trying to get a rise out of Cara the whole time. And Cara was handling it well imo. She was a bit visibly irritated, but with good reason.
@@sebastiano7734 No, we need celebrities like Cara so people like you won't go around expecting every female to be bubbly and upbeat all the time. There are plenty of male actors who are monotonous, and low-energy, and nobody nitpicks them. It's just their personality, and this is just Cara's. let it be.
Kurly Kayla Did I say we don't need her or something? As an actress I think she does a good job, and my comment has nothing to do with gender, she can have whatever personality she wants, I just said that I have seen another interview where she is very rude to an interviewer and that maybe it was Karma that they will treat her like this, Don't try to show that it's a gender issue because it's not, my comment would have been the same if it had been Brad Pitt or Will Smith.
@@sebastiano7734 Maybe I misunderstood where you were coming from. Sorry about that. I'm also not the biggest fan of Cara, and I think I even know what interview you're talking about where she was being rude. Still, the interviewers' behavior here is pretty unprofessional though. People just need to do better.
thats literally not that bad of a comment?? (thats how people talk to ME, its probably bc im just used to it tho) but yeah her attitude was a bit patronizing. still not as bad as some other things she said
People may not notice but right after the reporter calls her by the wrong name, Cara asks how they are and they DON'T reciprocate asking her how she is. First two things within a matter of seconds really set the mood for the rest of the interview as well
If they were to ask her “how she’s doing” after she says “how you doing” - it’s not the format for segment tv interview. They said “good morning. Nice to have you here. we’re doing great. So the movie is based on etc etc” and she WANTED to be annoyed so she made not being asked back a thing. Really the tone started with the incorrect name and her response to it from there. Both side issue.
@@veryonlineman I also noticed he was trying to mediate. It's nice to see when not everyone joins in straight away to join this destructive group process against one person.
Ok but as soon as they started Cara seemed rude and like Cara also interupted her at the beginning and just seemed really pissed off but I agree that as soon as Cara said she was probably just tired the interviewers should have just went on with the interview instead of picking on her it's so rude
Lilianna Passut Hmm actually Cara wasn’t purposely interrupting them. There was very likely a delay between the interviewers speaking and Cara receiving the audio. Seems like she was just trying to have a conversation, but the lag caused overlap
the fact they do this as a JOB? 1. They didn’t know her name, 2. They insinuated she didn’t care enough about her work to read the book of the movie she was starring in, 3. They worded the questions badly, 4. Someone just chimed in and completely dissed her, arrogantly ignoring all the reasons I previously listed for her being irritated, to blame her for being exhausted and disinterested, 5. They TRASHED her as soon as she left… I mean the definition of unprofessional and arrogant
+Rabbi Robbie Rotten no she wasn't, she acted like a human being, that is her humour and that's what British humour is, it's dry, it's not over the top , she shouldn't have to pretend to be all excited and happy and be all fake after a long night just because people like you want to see that, she's a real person, she cant be happy all the time
+Rabbi Robbie Rotten no they don't, if you come to the UK we don't expect you to act like us, but when a famous british actor goes there you expect to her to act like you
+Rabbi Robbie Rotten have you really though? When American actors come here for interviews we dont get mad because they're ridiculously over excited and fake, but if brits are Brits and act regular over where you are you get all mad
the guy on the right said that, I think he was the only one who was saying that she was being sarcastic to be funny and I feel like he was saying that to get rid of the awkwardness
+jas fay also during the time of this interveiw she was getting ready for her role as enchantress and she had to get in the dark and lonely kind of vibe
She was just chill and being herself? just cause she's not smiling like an idiot 24/7 doesn't mean she's not in a mood. Those hosts were rude and unwelcoming to her from the start
To be honest, it doesn't even seem like they're mocking her at first. The first two questions were focusing on the fact that she is a very busy person. I don't really see how that can be considered mocking. Cara throughout the interview answers with sarcasm which is pretty weird imo. But towards the end, the interviewers were being asses and hella sassy.
First all they called her the wrong name Then asked her if she read the book. Making up that she’s busy or something She literally said “idk where that’s coming from” Weird interviewers
She did insult them. We don't know what happened before the camera started rolling. Normally they have a chat off camera during commercial breaks. Cara was probably not that engaging and they were like...ok, kid let's show you how it works in TV-land...
roddo that makes them unprofessional assholes. The black guy treated her with twice the respect and understood she was being jokingly sarcastic which he says at the end.
@@eshryo the other guy was gish-galloping Cara on purpose. It looks unprofessional but journalists do this when people come on their show to promote their movie/brand/music and start acting up. They did not invite Cara. The studios pay the network to promote stuff. If one then, proceeds to be all huffy...it will be a very short interview. It's different when it's the other way around. It's an unwritten code of conduct, I guess.
The second Cara opened with her disinterested aura; they decided to rip her to shreds. They purposely needled her and improvised on the questions to make her look stupid. She failed to see how she was the one setting the tone and did not try to turn it around. She was unaware.
I cannot believe the anchors asked her such dumb questions and took jabs at her yet they turned it around on her saying she had a bad attitude. Maybe y’all didn’t understand her sense of humor which is sarcasm. The lady who said a nap and a Red Bull and then proceeded to tell her she is irritated when she told her she was not was definitely out of order. I would have cussed her out live on air!
It's the fact that the interviewer said "you seem a bit irritated" which is SO unprofessional, and then when Cara understandably was confused and stood up for herself they followed up by basically telling her to go take a little nappy and drink something and maybe she'll feel better. Like wtf
Austin Thomas Films - She was definitely not joking. She was being deliberately rude. She got in a snit because the lady called her "Carla" at the beginning, and rather than correcting her or ignoring it, she chose to act like a brat for the rest of the interview. The interviewers could have handled it more professionally, but I'm kind of glad they didn't. She deserved to be called out.
MrBook - At 0:26 she's being sarcastic ("I never read the book or the script actually, I kinda winged it") and it's so obviously a joke, and the interviewers even laugh. Later she makes the same kind of sarcastic joke about her character ("No I actually hate her") and then goes on to answer the question normally. She's joking by being sarcastic and the interviewers took it the wrong way because they thought she was being rude, but she's obviously trying to be dryly funny. At 2:30 she even has this really confused look when they call her irritated. There's nothing "deliberately rude" about her. She's just dry. Having her name pronounced with one letter off is such a ridiculous reason to be upset.
Not sure why they said she was in a bad mood? I thought she was very professional, and I enjoyed her dry sarcasm. Some people just don't understand that humor, clearly, but that sure isn't an excuse to talk smack about her on the air.
Ew, are you dumb? She clearly didnt want to be there & it was disrespectful to show up & waste everyones time...are you sure you watched this? NO ONE could have made this a fun interview with her stank ass attitude...acting like this interview was such an inconvenience to her life
@@amy1210marie She literally wasn't acting badly at all at the start, even though they got her name wrong. She made a joke which flew right over their head, and they proceeded to essentially tell her she looked tired and make fun of her. It's not her fault if they are unable to get basic sarcasm.
lava sinclaire it’s 8:49, poor Cara was probably made to get up at 5am and she was amazing to come and talk to them. She has a British sense of humour and when they joked with her she joked back and they got offended. Stupid fucking drip get your facts right
She was rude and bitchy from the moment they started the interview. And then she hung up on them. She was obviously pissed, not just being funny. This is part of her job and she was horribly unprofessional
Cara was fine, not irritated. It's clear shes tired, shes a busy girl. You can just see her face drop when they call her "irritated". And then THEY accuse HER of being in a mood when they mock her for being herself and she wanted to leave? Good on Cara for leaving that BS she didnt deserve that t all
I read somewhere she was over 26 hours awake right before this interview and had a 2 hour session with something else after the interview. She wasnt rude at all, mild sarcazm, idk how this 3 weirdos didnt get it. Also, this 3 retards appart from their pretty dumb questions and forced laugh, dont deserve to do this type of job ever again. Hi5 for trashing some1 off the line.... Srsly i hope they get fired.
okay seriously? I don't think those comments afterwards were necessary. Just because she wasn't super peppy and energetic does not mean she wasn't excited about it. She's a real person and she's allowed to have a bad day sometimes. And with how they were acting I really don't blame her for seeming annoyed.
@@jackmolesworth6718 you also wouldn't expect to like it if you were asked condescending questions and told rude comments. Her reaction was quite justified and all things considered she was nice compared to what most people would say to those pathetic interviewers. How do you get the name wrong of the person you're interviewing TWICE. And the way they belittled and trash talked her smh absolutely ridiculous and unprofessional
As a professional she should have carried herself better though I understand some people might want to defend her but she came in kind of Moody you can see it they were just trying to lighten the mood with jokes. Cara
That was the most unprofessional interview I’ve ever seen. This person was a GUEST on your show and you talked down to her like a child. What a joke of a program - and bottom of the barrel hosts.
The interviewers are who's being rude, not Cara. Their questions are asked in a weird way & they ask multiple questions at a time. They treat her like she's stupid & expect her to not be offended. It doesn't help that there's a short time delay.
She was being sarcastic which is probably her personality. Her sense of humour went right over her head and they got butthurt that she wasn't being all preppy wtf.
AisteNotSorry AisteNotSorry Are you kidding me lmao Their questions were pretty basic & dumb. Implied she doesn't read / couldn't have possibly read it. Implied she can't focus. Implied that she got famous from Bad Blood. Told her to take a nap. Like what? Those jokes were jabs at her.
It's baffling how they expected CARA to be excited to answer their CONDESCENDING questions. She actually handled it quite well with her British sense of humour and sarcasm. Being asked if she read the book (which is integral to playing the role) was just petty. And for them to talk at the end and bash her that way. How are these people on tv as interviewers?
Ew, are you dumb? What part of asking her about the project was condescending? Please, this bitter bitch didnt even look at the camera when they introduced her. SHE'S the entertainer, its her job to be applealing. shout out to the reporters for letting her know she just wasted their time
Insinuating that she didn't read it. Even if that wasn't what they were doing it's a fucking stupid question. That reporter was being a bitch. They're the newscasters, it's their job to be professional not to insult her. I would have been rude too. What's with this cara hate? Do you have a grudge against her?
lava sinclaire she didn‘t look at them directly because the transmission was delayed. She looked at them as soon as she saw them. And yes Cara is the entertainer but these guys are interviewers and they called by a wrong name in the beginning so don‘t tell me that she‘s the one who‘s bad at her job
Idk why people think she wasn’t in a bad mood. If you watch the very beginning, she’s already rolling her eyes before being asked a question. She was definitely in a bad mood.
@@VibeWithLuna Exactly, she was already sensing the shit show, when she heard those rednecks couldn't bother to read correctly her name...I am pretty sure it was even on purpose, because they lead the interview towards straight up mocking from the very beginning.
She's doing the better job diffusing the mood than the reporters ganging up on her. If Ryan Reynolds was in that chair they would've thought those sarcasm witty and funny.
That woman in the middle was so unprofessional, even if Cara was "rude" or in a "mood" it's your job to make it more fun, that's why you get paid for. What a terrible interview, they all are terrible. Obviously Cara was tired but this was very awkward and rude of them (blue blazer), specially the woman. I agree she was trying to be funny.
I don't care how tired or cranky she is....she get's paid $5 mil for six weeks worth of work. She is promoting her movie she needs to show some enthusiasm. I am glad she was insulted.
I'm sorry but if I was in Cara's position, I would not have responded to them with that much rudeness. The interview takes two to tango and she was rude from the start, just because her name was pronounced wrong once!? Give people a break.
The people going after Cara here are casually ignoring that when the first guy praises the movie and halfway/almost politely asks if she was more excited before, she smiles, gives a little laugh, and clearly tries to defuse the situation by answering that she's tired, it's early, but she's still very excited. They absolutely could have turned things around, as she just gave all of them an out to start fresh, but that woman jumps in to tell her that she seems annoyed, instead of moving on. That chick didn't want an interview, at that point she was clearly done and actually confronted the actress on AIR, totally unnecessarily. There is nothing defensible about behaving that way in a professional setting. I don't really know anything about this actress, but that woman is an abrasive idiot and has no business in a job like this if she can't conduct herself better than that.
@@jacejohnson7113"Jace" is a lot less common than "Cara" and people doing interviews need to know how to pronounce the names of their guests when it's a simple one like that. The bitch didn't even apologize for messing up her name. It's called common courtesy. By your own comment, she wasn't "sulking" about it since she was already "moody" from the start. Nice people wouldn't treat their guests like that, although the one with the red tie seemed to be okay. The woman and the guy in the blue jacket were TMZ material.
"You make 5 million dollars for 6 weeks worth of work, you can pretend-" Stop right there. Regardless of how much she makes, she doesn't have to pretend to be anything. You may continue being a mean-spirited, malicious reporter.
vasQpr2 umm I disagree, if I made 5 million dollars in less than a year I’d be super fucking grateful and bring my A-game to every interview. It’s the least I could do.
@@hollywoodshopaholic Least you could do? For what? She doesn't owe those people anything. They didn't sign her paychecks. She was doing them a favor by being there.
Let's break this interview down and better understand what's going on here: - The woman introduced her as "Carla". That was the initial reason which made Cara upset. They could still recover from that with interesting questions, of course. - Then the woman asked her, with a sarcastic laugh, if she had even read the book. That's not something you ask to an actress. Cara probably thought the woman was implying she wasn't intelligent enough to read books. - Next question, "do you find that it's easy for you to focus because you're so busy?". What kind of a stupid question is that? In any case, she responded normally, and for some reason the man echoed her reply in a sarcastic way: "Not too hard? Awright...". - Then, "What do you like about Margot, specifically, do you have anything in common with her?" Cara was already under the impression that the female interviewer though she was dumb, so this question probably sounded to her like: "You're a dumb bitch, how can that cute intelligent girl in the movie be portrayed by you?" - Finally, the nail in the coffin, a sarcastic and negative comment about the movie, basically saying the movie is stupid because it shows a fake, rhetorical and educolarated portrayal of teenagers. The interviewer didn't even let her reply and defend the movie. He immediately expressed another negative comment, this time directly about her, saying that she didn't seem very excited about the movie. What a fucking unprofessional and stupid interview is that? I don't know how these guys got their job as "journalists". It seems to me that the woman in the middle was already jealous of Cara since the beginning, probably because of her age, beauty and successful career. That's the reason of her sarcastic laughter in the first question, and the general arrogant attitude towards Cara. Also at the end, saying "take a nap". My god, what an aweful thing to say to a person for no reason whatsoever, belittling the interviewee like she is some kind of little child. The way Cara handled all of this was amazing though, giving them what they deserved, sarcasm, without losing her shit and starting insulting them (which is probably what I would have done). Also her death stare was awesome. Burn them all, Enchantress.
Maybe if the interviewer wouldn’t have started off by calling her the wrong name and did her due diligence before the interview, they would have gotten a better version of Cara. 🤷🏼♀️
She didn’t respond to them like they wanted so they mocked her for it. Good on her for not taking the bait and being herself. She doesn’t have to put on a show for other people and she answered these questions as thoroughly as any other actor would. I hope these interviewers look back on this and feel ashamed.
We don't know what happened before- during the commercial break. They were not behaving like that for no reason. Cara was ready to attack and so were they.
She probably reacted in that way because of the ridiculous questions and comments they made. That's sure to irritate anyone! She probably was just desperate to get out of there
I think the host ticked the girl off not because of mispronouncing her name but because they kept framing their initial questions with how busy the girl was to do things like "read the novel the movie was based on" ... that could be taken as a suggestion that the girl is too young to be professionally responsible as an actress to research on the literary source of the character she's playing ... its obvious the girl has a high sense of pride about her work so her reply may come back to the hosts as more serious sounding and less joking than what the hosts are ready for ... they were ready for some bantering, the girl was more in the mode of having a more formal type of exhange ...
Yeah but it kinda seems like before they even greeted her she seemed irritated. Rewind it and look at caras face before anyone even begins speaking to her at the very beginning.and if she was upset because her name was pronounced incorrectly, she could’ve corrected the interviewer. I know there are times people pronounce my name wrong. Idc I correct them.
@@J-G2023 she's got a rbf, it's not that she was moody. literally, just look at her in photographs. like most models, she has what's called a 'resting bitch face', that's all. it doesn't make anyone rude or aggravated, people have a variety of different resting faces. while some people smile naturally, others don't.
Cara was just chill and the reporters should have taken a chill pill. To offended over here behavor, she seemed comfused like «why is these adults offended i am just myself»
the black guy interviewer was the only one that got it...the other two are so disrespectful...cara played along well until they just insulted her straight up.
This interview should have been focused on the movie and Cara’s character. You can tell that the interviewers did not do their homework so they focused on Cara being busy and tired. If they actually took the time to at least read a synopsis of the book, they would have had a better interview.
Cara has been vocal about her ADHD. So why question them on whether or not she is able to focus? Or even read? Having ADHD myself, these reporters came off as offensive.
@Tree Beast It's breakfast television dude. It's supposed to be fluff, they're not supposed to ask hard hitting questions. No one wants to watch that in the morning, and that's how BREAKFAST TELEVISION has been defined since it's inception. Of all people, Cara as a fucking actress (I use that word very lightly) should know what to expect. And did we watch the same video? They gave 3 perfectly normal, non-threatening questions to her before the anchor on the left called her out. And to each of those 3 questions, she gave a monotone, rude, sarcastic response. What it looks like in this RU-vid comments section judging by profile pictures and a quick scanning of their profiles, a majority of the people defending Cara here are her fans. So they're obviously biased and blind to see how she could be in the wrong.
@@sebastiano7734 Like which other interviews? I just haven't seen any - not saying you're lying at all! I'm just curious to see, is there one you can suggest I look up on here?
All I can say is well done Cara for not rising to it. If I was in that situation with such rude interviewers I don't think I could have stayed so calm. Go Cara!!!!!! :):)
The interviewers here were rude to her, I'm Irish and she would have been treated with great respect and sensitivity in Ireland. She clearly said she had read the book....
George Waweru i was pissed at something else when I wrote that :') so I put proper anger into that lol. but it did seem as if you were mocking, oh well. appy polly loggies sir.
What? They didn't even ask anything related to the movie, they just kept asking about if she was tired or moody and honestly, first rule of dealing with someone if they _were_ moody (not saying she was) is to _not_ point that out and talk about something else. Also, mocking someone behind their backs or if they can't reply anymore is bad form.
She just kept being sarcastic and treating the interviewers like they were stupid for asking normal questions? People only defended her because she’s a celebrity? Please. She was incredibly bratty.
The rudest interviewers I have ever watched. I am not a big fan of cara but they had no right to be rude to her especially since she seemed nervous or tired.
when you’re a host on a morning talk show, and you get the sense that your guest might be a little tired or irritated.. isnt it your job, as the HOST, to break it down and help make your guest feel more comfortable?? why in the WORLD would you ask them *why* they’re irritated, literally how are you expecting them to respond???
I didn't know who she was until this interview and that is when I fell in love. She's perfect and I channel her energy on a regular basis for all the normals.
The guy in the blue had 2 DUIs and then was let go. The woman in the middle retired (thank god..I worked there...she was horrible) and the guy in the right is actually really nice and was trying to steer the ship the right way. He works/lives in LA. He didn't like the woman in the middle so they tended not to be at the same set most of the time.
@@heelsoregon Thanks for the inside info! Such a relief to hear those two rude, sexist people are no longer inflicting their entitled disrespectful attitudes upon interview subjects :)
Okay first of all, those interviewers are terrible at asking appropriate questions. Secondly, she is British and they are notorious for being more calm and collected and not overly emotional compared to Americans. Those anchors were jerks and didn’t care about her!
@@xnAqua the point is she comes on the show like she doesn't want to be there and acts like she won't even ask the questions sincerely. She's an actress who gets paid lots of money to pretend to be someone else. And yet somehow she's the victim?
Looking back at these old interviews it's very clear she is on something 🥺 so calm and chill. Now she doesn't let anyone talk and fiddles 24/7. All the best to you and your health cara x that recent video was so sad to see 🤍
Your perception is completely different to mine, the two news hosts seem coked up and the actress just finished a premiere the night earlier and then did a live morning interview. I wonder why she was calm..... Thinking she was probably tired and these guys were asking stupid questions like meth heads.
@@user-ir8mf7km6w Amen. And she should lighten up and play along. I respect somebody playing obvious charades with interviewers a lot more than somebody who gets easily offended over very little. They basically discovered she had no sense of humor and rightfully decided to push her buttons even further.
@@user-ir8mf7km6w perfect?? Seriously? Regardless of who she is there are things called respect and professionalism. They way they acted towards her would've pissed off anybody. No excuse for them.
I agree they should have been fired instantly for this. Cara handled the mocking very well, she also tried to joke with them but they were aggressors & were blatantly rude. Get some respect for your guests! These unprofessional clowns wouldn't last 5 minutes on TV in Australia...
@@user-ir8mf7km6w It was intolerable to watch. Their entire tone was condescending while being bubbly airheads. What does being a scientist, teacher or doctor have to do with having etiquette for someone that you're interviewing. It's rude not only to her, but to us who had to witness it.
LMAO the fact that CBS Sacramento posted this as if they wouldn’t get backlash for their incredibly unprofessional interviewers mocking someone half their age.
I swear this only happens to women I had the same personality growing up and everyone thought I was in a bad mood or being rude but when a man does it well you already know it's like the world wants women to be all giggles and smiles well the world needs to start realizing it's not gonna be like that
I can’t believe these interviewers were so unprofessional they are literally acting like teenagers in school when they started bad mouthing Cara at the end 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️smh
moral of story: 1.not everyone has the same sensa humor OR 2. not everybodys level of perception of how much passionate someone else is about what they do is accurate
To everyone sticking up for the the News team, why? They literally started off by calling her the wrong name and then made fun of her the rest of the interview. It's not like they have to be super peppy when talking to you. She didn't seem irritated until they kept putting her down. Then to end the interview with "take a nap, grab a redbull" I mean why say that to your guest.
These people are horrible and bad interview question. I'm sorry but they where so rude and they did not even say her name right, check yourself. I love Car-a, shes amazing! Thumbs down for the interview people and Thumbs up for Car-a!
I agree, Cara was a bit tired, but she was never rude to them. And the questions they asked like: "Did you read the book?" are just stupid. Plus they just starting talking about her when she went offline. The panel was insanely rude, they were treating her like a little kid and saying "go get a nap" I actually respect Cara for ending the interview and not just start insulting them.
Heather Dee yeah, i knew that. I was agreeing with you. I think you misunderstood what i wrote. The only thing different that I said was that she was a bit tired, but thats normal, everyone gets tired in the morning (specially if you had a premiere the night before). But I agree that they were rude and unprepared
Americans expect everyone to be so happy-go-lucky and energetic all the time. There is a thing called “chilling”. These interviewers wouldn’t survive in Britain
Esther blame everything on Americans then. Wow. You guys wouldn’t survive here either. Be disrespectful and get ya ass beat. Famous people in general, are cunt bags. Most of them.
bird lover i dont know if thats entirely true - i imagine that the same percentage of famous people are good and bad as regular people (perhaps slightly more dicks in the famous community than otherwise, but probably not by much)
What despicable interviewers. The woman started off teasing her, basically calling her dumb… and they finished it trying to humiliate her. What nasty people.
