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Why Do We Glorify Actors So Much? And Their Deaths?

10-10-2004, 10:35 PM

Its really bizarre when you think about the way we make these regular people so glorified and larger then life, whose job at its core is to come to a studio and read lines from a script in front of a camera.

And then when they die we make an even bigger spectacle of their death.

OK so Christopher Reeve wore a big S and a cape as a character named Superman. Someone else wore the cape long before he did so he wasn't even the original Superman. What else did he do that was so exceptional that you know about without searching on Google?

Its fucking weird the way we do this. I've met lots of actors and actresses when I lived in LA for 16 years, and in person they are just regular people like you and I. They wear jeans. They pee and take a dump. They eat 3 meals a day. Most aren't even very smart as in genius level smart.

Now we all have to listen to day of worship for an actor that will be on all the morning shows, all the news channels, etc. etc.

Hahaha as I typed this CNN interrupts with BREAKING NEWS.

Anyone else burned out on this crazy ritual?

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10-10-2004, 10:36 PM

The cult of celebrity. Every culture has a variation of it.

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10-10-2004, 10:36 PM

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10-10-2004, 10:37 PM

It's just the way society works.
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10-10-2004, 10:37 PM

that's what fame and 'movie stars' are all about.

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10-10-2004, 10:37 PM

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10-10-2004, 10:38 PM

something for media to cash in on for a day.

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10-10-2004, 10:38 PM

because he got the kids in the special class to play outside instead of walking in during mine and pooping on my backpack

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10-10-2004, 10:38 PM

the Superman movies were great but it's his post accident moves that earned my respect he had so little yet fought so hard...

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10-10-2004, 10:38 PM

in Reeve's case, I think it was more of a shock since many felt he would one day walk again... maybe cuz he wore that big red s on his shirt... i dont know, but he had lots of faith.

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10-10-2004, 10:38 PM

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10-10-2004, 10:39 PM

its because we grew up watching them on TV or movies and some of them, like Christopher Reeve were a here to millions
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10-10-2004, 10:40 PM

im just wondering when comedycentral is going to air that stemcell research episode of southpark

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10-10-2004, 10:40 PM

Originally posted by Living For Today
It's just the way society works.

Why? What is the psychology of why we do this?

Its fascinating because I for one have never thought of 99% of actors as impressive contributors to society.

Granted, an actor like Robert De Niro, and a couple others on that level are truly outstanding unique individuals who really do define the word. But was Christopher Reeve on that level? In my opinion no.

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10-10-2004, 10:40 PM

Originally posted by bringer
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10-10-2004, 10:46 PM

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What else did he do that was so exceptional that you know about without searching on Google?

campaigned for the rights of the disabled and had a loud enough voice to make a difference, fought to make people research his condition which will help everyone that went after him, possibly changed the nation's attitudes towards stem cell research (along with other people) and volunteered his own body as a guinea pig for new treatments.

I understand what you are saying as a whole and the answer is that it is an expression of our collective consciousness. People note the passing of some one well known in their communities and these people are part of our global community in that they are a name we all know. Just like people can talk to each other about where they were when Kennedy was shot ,when they heard the Challenger blew up or when the WTC was hit.
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10-10-2004, 10:46 PM

It is a ritual definitely but celebrity works in the following way:

People magnify either their noble traits or foibles onto a larger than life person and live through that person.

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10-10-2004, 10:47 PM

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10-10-2004, 10:48 PM

I would like to remind everyone that George Bush killed superman by not allowing more stem cell research.
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10-10-2004, 10:52 PM

Originally posted by sarah_webinc
campaigned for the rights of the disabled and had a loud enough voice to make a difference, fought to make people research his condition which will help everyone that went after him, possibly changed the nation's attitudes towards stem cell research (along with other people) and volunteered his own body as a guinea pig for new treatments.

I understand what you are saying as a whole and the answer is that it is an expression of our collective consciousness. People note the passing of some one well known in their communities and these people are part of our global community in that they are a name we all know. Just like people can talk to each other about where they were when Kennedy was shot ,when they heard the Challenger blew up or when the WTC was hit.

I guess my point is why do we elevate them to such stature in the first place.

You can't exactly compare John Kennedy to Christopher Reeve. That's what I'm saying.

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10-10-2004, 10:53 PM

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10-10-2004, 10:59 PM

It is a genetically developed thing. As $5 said every society has a cult of celebrity, and it derives from our development. Originally (thousands of years ago) 'celebrity' was in recognition of achieving something great, and thus earning your status within your society/tribe.

Today however, it has morphed itself to the point where you can be a talent-less fuck (like Paris Hilton) yet still be worshipped in the street. At the same time, the person who saved thousands of lives through his ingenious cure for some not so well-known disease will go unnoticed.

Keep in mind, I think Reeve's became more than a celebrity. He may have been thrown into a position of power by luck (as all celebrities are) but once there (even if it was after his accident) he still did something worthwhile. As a whole though, celebrities are simply lucky people who happen to portray the right image to sell tickets, or cd's.
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10-10-2004, 11:14 PM

because they entertain us. you may not think that stands for much but I'd like to see how happy you are without it.

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10-10-2004, 11:16 PM

Originally posted by KRL
OK so Christopher Reeve wore a big S and a cape as a character named Superman. Someone else wore the cape long before he did so he wasn't even the original Superman. What else did he do that was so exceptional that you know about without searching on Google?

Although I understand the larger point that you're trying to make, in the case of Christopher Reeve, I respect the work he did to push stem cell research.

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10-10-2004, 11:16 PM

What he did as an actor, surely, was pretty run of the mill.

however, his exploits after his accident were without a doubt worthy of all the respect we as human beings can give.

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10-10-2004, 11:17 PM

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10-11-2004, 12:58 AM

Originally posted by sarah_webinc
campaigned for the rights of the disabled and had a loud enough voice to make a difference, fought to make people research his condition which will help everyone that went after him, possibly changed the nation's attitudes towards stem cell research (along with other people) and volunteered his own body as a guinea pig for new treatments.

I understand what you are saying as a whole and the answer is that it is an expression of our collective consciousness. People note the passing of some one well known in their communities and these people are part of our global community in that they are a name we all know. Just like people can talk to each other about where they were when Kennedy was shot ,when they heard the Challenger blew up or when the WTC was hit.

Very well put.

And KRL..if it was just another "celebrity", I probably wouldn't disagree with you that much. But in Reeve's case, with his determination and example he was setting in his fight to walk again and to overcome the terrible accident he had, I grew to have so much respect for that man that had NOTHING whatsoever to do with him being a hollywood star.

It's not the "S" on Sueprman's cape I'm mourning, but a man that was courageous in his battle to overcome something 99% of us would just give up on. That was a life well lived, and why I truly mourn his passing.
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10-11-2004, 01:01 AM

because of Idolatry! this people in one way or another make us laugh and give us some happiness, they entertain us...
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10-11-2004, 01:09 AM

most of us grew up watching his movies, and he 'stood for a good cause' or tried to.. no pun intended

I think the 'big spectacle' is pretty much about information dissemination and paying respects to those we lost rather than glorifying anything.

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10-11-2004, 01:09 AM

Originally posted by Centurion
Very well put.

And KRL..if it was just another "celebrity", I probably wouldn't disagree with you that much. But in Reeve's case, with his determination and example he was setting in his fight to walk again and to overcome the terrible accident he had, I grew to have so much respect for that man that had NOTHING whatsoever to do with him being a hollywood star.

It's not the "S" on Sueprman's cape I'm mourning, but a man that was courageous in his battle to overcome something 99% of us would just give up on. That was a life well lived, and why I truly mourn his passing.

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10-11-2004, 01:31 AM

KRL this doesn't sound like many of your previous posts where you generally exhibit compassion for all life human or animal.

We make a big deal about celebrities passing generally obviously because they are known by millions and have provided entertainment to millions, no small feat in itself. We feel (incorrectly) as if we actually know the celebrity personally and therefore their death touches us more than the hundreds of thousands of "strangers" who kick the bucket every day.

We make an especially big deal about a celebrity's death when they have devoted significant amounts of time/money to selfless causes as many tend to do. Although Christopher Reeve would certainly have liked a cure for nerve damage etc to be found in his lifetime, I think he was championing the cause for future generations and therefore deserves the praise he will surely get as his achievements get rehashed over and over during the next few days.
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10-11-2004, 01:31 AM

Actors are glorified because they form one of the secular 'release mechanisms' for a society. Now they are viewed as larger than life role models or objects of fascination. It didn't used to be this way, back in King James I of England's day, actors were often viewed as lowlife. Some quarters of modern Hong Kong society share the same view.

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10-11-2004, 01:49 AM

it's sad, really..unless you're an actor :D
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10-11-2004, 01:59 AM

Originally posted by Centurion
And KRL..if it was just another "celebrity", I probably wouldn't disagree with you that much. But in Reeve's case, with his determination and example he was setting in his fight to walk again and to overcome the terrible accident he had, I grew to have so much respect for that man that had NOTHING whatsoever to do with him being a hollywood star.

It's fine to create stars and so on. I think KRL is just pointing out that we prop some persons up soooo high when they're merely entertainers and we give them more credit than we would your average joe with the same problem.

When you say he was so 'determined' to 'fight' to walk, everybody that is in a wheelchair who used to walk is determined to do that. That's not extraordinary. If you became crippled today, you'd do everything in your power to try and walk again. The difference is that Reeves used his star status to bring more attention to it to fund research. That has everything to do with him being a star. If you were a star you'd bring as much awareness to YOUR problem as you could. All stars that come down with illnesses do it. Michael J. Fox and so on. It makes perfect sense. I don't think we should elevate them to an incredible status for doing what all of us would do if we had star power behind us.
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10-11-2004, 03:28 AM

Originally posted by Centurion
Very well put.

And KRL..if it was just another "celebrity", I probably wouldn't disagree with you that much. But in Reeve's case, with his determination and example he was setting in his fight to walk again and to overcome the terrible accident he had, I grew to have so much respect for that man that had NOTHING whatsoever to do with him being a hollywood star.

It's not the "S" on Sueprman's cape I'm mourning, but a man that was courageous in his battle to overcome something 99% of us would just give up on. That was a life well lived, and why I truly mourn his passing.

yes, exactly. To me I almost had to remind myself he was an actor when I thought of this morning. He became much more than that.
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10-11-2004, 03:29 AM

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It's fine to create stars and so on. I think KRL is just pointing out that we prop some persons up soooo high when they're merely entertainers and we give them more credit than we would your average joe with the same problem.

When you say he was so 'determined' to 'fight' to walk, everybody that is in a wheelchair who used to walk is determined to do that. That's not extraordinary. If you became crippled today, you'd do everything in your power to try and walk again. The difference is that Reeves used his star status to bring more attention to it to fund research. That has everything to do with him being a star. If you were a star you'd bring as much awareness to YOUR problem as you could. All stars that come down with illnesses do it. Michael J. Fox and so on. It makes perfect sense. I don't think we should elevate them to an incredible status for doing what all of us would do if we had star power behind us.

there are rich disabled people that don't do half of what he did.
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10-11-2004, 04:18 AM

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10-11-2004, 04:21 AM

Originally posted by KRL
Its really bizarre when you think about the way we make these regular people so glorified and larger then life, whose job at its core is to come to a studio and read lines from a script in front of a camera.

And then when they die we make an even bigger spectacle of their death.

OK so Christopher Reeve wore a big S and a cape as a character named Superman. Someone else wore the cape long before he did so he wasn't even the original Superman. What else did he do that was so exceptional that you know about without searching on Google?

Its fucking weird the way we do this. I've met lots of actors and actresses when I lived in LA for 16 years, and in person they are just regular people like you and I. They wear jeans. They pee and take a dump. They eat 3 meals a day. Most aren't even very smart as in genius level smart.

Now we all have to listen to day of worship for an actor that will be on all the morning shows, all the news channels, etc. etc.

Hahaha as I typed this CNN interrupts with BREAKING NEWS.

Anyone else burned out on this crazy ritual?

WTF? Who cares if he was Superman or not, if anything I probably watched only 1 movie with him.

That's not the point.

The point is his story. He gave hope to people who were in his situation. He didn't gave up, he had a strong will. He was a great person. Thta's what matters.

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10-11-2004, 05:19 AM

We probably know more about celebrities and their lives than we do about most of our neighbors. Everything they do is broadcast for our consumption. Many feel they've lost a "friend", albeit one they've never met, when a celebrity dies.
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10-11-2004, 05:27 AM

Originally posted by sarah_webinc
campaigned for the rights of the disabled and had a loud enough voice to make a difference, fought to make people research his condition which will help everyone that went after him, possibly changed the nation's attitudes towards stem cell research (along with other people) and volunteered his own body as a guinea pig for new treatments.

He gave 2 shits about the disabled or any related research until it affected him personally. There is nothing special about that.

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10-11-2004, 07:40 AM

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He gave 2 shits about the disabled or any related research until it affected him personally. There is nothing special about that.

i don't know his personal views prior to the accident but I do know that allowing himself to be a guinea pig will hopefully mean people in my life have a better life. So, maybe I come from this with a different perspective. I am in no way a celeb worshiper, i could care less about most but all the same when one does do something that somehow impacts me life in a positive way I am not going to stop from giving them that respect.
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10-11-2004, 07:58 AM

Hey KRL, wouldn't you want that too had you been a celebrity?!

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10-11-2004, 08:01 AM

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The cult of celebrity. Every culture has a variation of it.

Actors have been glorified since the ancient Greek days.

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10-11-2004, 08:02 AM

Originally posted by KRL
Its really bizarre when you think about the way we make these regular people so glorified and larger then life, whose job at its core is to come to a studio and read lines from a script in front of a camera.

Why do people do the same for those who post on a message board?

Don't take my post wrong just pointing out the obvious here.

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10-11-2004, 08:04 AM

why do you get lots of page views if you combine the words KRL with fraude in a topic title ? or when you combine the word lensman with I got ripped off ?

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10-11-2004, 09:08 AM

I think age plays a big part. Look at all the "legendary" celebs, Elvis, JFK, Princess Di, Marilyn Monroe. Average people find it easier to connect with actors or politicians (well some of them, like JFK) than a faceless Philanthropist. And then you have people who take it to the extreme and buy tabloids... of course all of us want to see nude shots of a hot actress but thats different
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10-11-2004, 09:17 AM

but its superman!
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10-11-2004, 09:20 AM

Christopher Reeve was an inspiration to people as he continued to battle against his disability.

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10-11-2004, 09:22 AM

KRL.

The reason we elevate them, is because typically we know more about them.

Their lives are more public than anyone else, and we see that.

For a majority of the people in the world, these actors live the life that they can only dream of.

I do agree that it gets a little out of hand. For instance. Elvis.

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