Vera Farmiga discusses her role in the acclaimed new film 'Up in the Air,' and talks about working with co-star George Clooney and director Jason Reitman. www.backstage.com
Vera is always stunning but my God, she is *breathtaking* in this interview.
@selena6341
2 жыл бұрын
her eyes are gorgeous.
@sivartis
14 жыл бұрын
About halfway through this movie, I looked at my date and said, "Who *is* this? She's so real!" Really a great performance in "Up in the Air". ~Trav
@cherry88
14 жыл бұрын
Her dream cuddle partner is BBT in Slingblade? lol, I officially heart this woman, she's badass.
@SuperColonel91
2 жыл бұрын
The Dictionary Brought Me Here...See I Saw The Word "Beauty" And It's Definition Said "Vera Farmiga!" Also, I Heard That People Use Beauty, But Beauty Uses Vera Farmiga!
@beatlesatshea
4 жыл бұрын
I liked the film; first saw it on a plane! Where else. Seriously, tho, look at the gender roles. Suppose the male character were married with children, and the female (unmarried) character had accidentally discovered that her lover was married. Why, in Hollywood productions, the cheating male would be lectured and screamed at by the "Victimized Female." In fact, she would hit and even seriously injure the cheating male, because he would "deserve" it. Yet here, in Up In the Air, the cheating female -- married with children, yet -- is far from castigated. No. In fact, she is portrayed as a heroine! She lectures HIM, ending with "I'm a grown up...." This is the Hollywood double standard, and it is very subtle yet very pervasive.
@georg_couch
3 жыл бұрын
That's not how it works. The part where the other man/woman "lectures", "screams at" or even "injures" the cheating partner never happens in any film that portrays realistic relationships between people. The way George Clooney's character reacted to the situation of discovering Vera Farmiga had a family is pretty much the way most people, regardless of gender would react. There is no double standard here. And the film far from portrays her as a heroine - simply because she gets to say that she's a "grown up" that doesn't mean that we share in her point of view. The film shows her for who she is - an uncaring, callous person, disinterested in others' emotions and the impact she has on them, and in the end a lesser person than any other character in Up in the Air. A harsh and all too real character.
@SuperColonel91
4 жыл бұрын
She looks alot older than 35 in this movie
@backto-il9ne
4 жыл бұрын
Your mum is older than 35. Idiot!
@SuperColonel91
4 жыл бұрын
@@backto-il9ne thanks for the advice, asshole!
@tbtbtwotwos
13 жыл бұрын
she has lips like the president of the united states.
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