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Pro tip: That actor's apology about the dog incident felt way too scripted
I watched the full 8 minute video from the guy who left his dog in the hot car last summer. Everyone in the comments is saying he seems sincere because he cried, but I noticed he looked at his phone 3 times during the take. Also he used the same 2 catchphrases from his last movie interview. I'm in the minority here but to me it felt like a rehearsed stage performance, not a real admission of guilt. Has anyone else noticed celebs recycling the same lines across different scandals?
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elliot_roberts4mo ago
Nah, you can fake cry but you can't fake the shame in his eyes.
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charles8364mo ago
That guilty look is something you just can't manufacture no matter how hard you try.
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lily_cooper4mo ago
I've watched enough people try to talk their way out of things to know the difference between real shame and a practiced apology. If he's checking his phone mid-take, that's a dead giveaway he's more worried about hitting his marks than owning what he did. Next time you see one of these videos, count the pauses where they're obviously waiting for a cue from off-camera.
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