10:30 I hate this so much because this is EXACTLY what Robert Pattinson & Jacob elordi did and they were PRAISED for it. It is so obviously sexist & gross
That’s not the same thing though. Even back then twilight was known for being goofy fandom that people didn’t take seriously. And Elordi was only casted for his part based on looks and stripping off his clothes for those movies. There was nothing in them that showcased his actual acting skills
@@Jprager that's not the point. twilight & the kissing booth launched robert & jacob to their current stardom. Neither of them would be as well known if it weren't for those roles. it's doesn't matter whether their parts were 'goofy' or aimed at teen girls -- they still sh*t on the very thing that made them famous & people ate it up. but when katherine did the same thing, people hated her
@@motherlee20 yess it is the point. Just as in the case for a woman. Why would you give props to a role that objectified you and utilized you more for looks rather than acting. That’s all Elordi was, barely any real dialogue and with his shirt off half the time
@@Jprager it could be argued because it still jumpstarted their careers. That they were ungrateful to criticize the series that became the reason they're so famous now. Pattinson directly calls the author of Twilight "mad" for writing a book based off her dream. Heigl criticizes the way women are portrayed and withdraws from the Emmy's because of her considering *her* performance unworthy of being submitted.
Absolutely. It was a good movie, but it was sexist. Why was her character written so shrewish? She could have been the same type of character, but just nicer. But no, they had to write her as being kind of unreasonably angry all the time. It was not about Heigl's performance; it was the way the character was written.
I remember being young and seeing a tabloid title that stated she was “difficult” to work with. It’s insane how quickly you can be blacklisted when you say something they don’t like.
As someone who watched Knocked Up an umpteenth amount of times as a kid, she is completely right. I can’t even stomach that movie as an adult. Katherine is an incredible actress and the hollywood machine chewed her up and spit her out as soon as she wasn’t marketable for them anymore. Deplorable.
I crossed paths with her in person circa 2008 on the set of Grey's anatomy and she seemed really stressed out. I saw her smoking by herself in a golf cart way off to the side of the set away from everyone else. I feel like there was already a lot of friction and she was under strain. When she passed by me in the hall in costume, she had this harassed, hunted look on her face, like she'd just had a major argument with someone. I feel she was the victim of Hollywood bullying rather than inherently difficult
I truly believe she was being black balled. It just doesn't make sense how she was bulldozed over spilled milk. Her opinions must has p*ssed off someone in a high place. And why haven't we heard a bunch of celebrities come out and talk about how difficult she was to work with. Individual celebrities never said anything negative about her that stuck. Makes you think.🤔
I think she was typecasted as being a difficult woman in all the movie roles she played and that doesn't help with her public persona when all we see on the screen is a difficult woman.
That being said, I think Katherine’s issue wasn’t just “speaking her mind.” She’s not flexible. Things have to go exactly her way. Overall she just exudes negativity. Theres a difference between being assertive and being utterly inflexible
I think Katherine is simply an imperfect person like any of us. I think she probably was a little hard to work with, because I remember there were rumours about that as early in her career as Roswell (and the same could be said for most of the teens on that cast, and several of them have admitted they let the fame go to their head) but I have a feeling she is not really any worse than most actors and actresses in Hollywood. And tbh, she wasn't wrong about Knocked Up being sexist and her character being a shrew. Katherine's real crime is stepping on the toes of two people with more power than her IMO, as well as being a female. Men can absolutely get away with saying comments like Katherine has said and worse (more specifically white men). But also, because both Judd Apatow and Shonda Rhimes were at the peak of their careers at the time, that absolutely made things worse. If Katherine had insulted the movie/show of someone who didn't have their pull, it might have blown over a little easier. I also think to a degree, her comments were blown out of proportion - she didn't insult Knocked Up entirely, her original comment was purely about her character. And to be honest, the material she got in the third season of Grey's didn't live up to the material she had in the second season, which was the height of her story arc. 🤷🏻♀️ Anyway, it's a shame she has never been able to claw back a career the way many men do in this industry all the time. For all the assholes who cry "cancel culture", Katherine is someone who absolutely suffered from it before it was a thing.
Speaking as the spouse of someone who is TV film crew...they complain about the 17 hour days too. A lot. Mine has worked shows where he did nearly 80 hours a week. KH was right about that shit.
seth rogans speech is making me cringe so hard at how hes making this about kathryn individually when katherine is not complaining about how she was portrayed. but about how women as a whole are portayed exclusively to these negative shallow traits
I agree 100%. He's complaining about how she supposedly threw him under the bus, WHILE HE'S THROWING HER UNDER THE BUS. I mean, complaining that openly about a co-worker is not good, no matter what. And, she was absolutely correct about Knocked Up, it did portray women as being shrews and all the guys as being really cool and relatable. I enjoyed the movie but I did notice that it was sexist. Heigl was just trying to fight back against the sexism in our society, including in Hollywood. Look at what Apatow has been accused of now, and tell me he's not sexist.
I love your coverage on this. It helps me realize how much internalized misogyny I still carry with me. Finally some positive content on this platform.
I remember Ellen Pompeo saying something about how Heigl's romcom queen career fizzled out after she left Grey's. Hugely passive aggressive and openly pandering to Shonda Rhymes.
Great Video! I completely forgot she was cancelled for this lol but also ironic how the canonically worst actor to work with is seth rogens' bud james franco🤔
"kids today r snowflakes" "women r emotional" - proceeds to lose it cuz 1 actor said she ended up not liking the character/the film...what happened to taking criticizm gracefully like they always ask others to do? to demand an apology over an expressed opinion, that was not degrading btw, is wild
If it was some male vs female thing then they'd be saying it about a lot of other actresses too. I know people who have worked behind the scenes with her and they don't have anything nice to say, and these are other women. Stop trying to use "ists" and "isms" to avoid accountability. She's significantly ruder then other actresses so she stands out as the rude one, simple as that.
@bridget_the_youtuber No, it's her day to day behavior of acting entitled and better then everyone while talking down to set workers and other staff as well as her and her mom cussing people out in professional settings. This video only covered a small portion of why she's disliked.
Im shocked that she even got famous in the first place because she's like the Madonna of acting where she's just overrated to me. So I wouldn't be surprised by the rumors.
In my opinion, I think she deserved it. You don’t put down the movie that put you on the map and you don’t put down the writers who had already won you and Emmy with their writing. She deserved it and don’t think I’m in the minority think that.
You are not in the minority. It is the first thing I said when I clicked start. She deserved the cancellation. She insulted the talents who gave her a break. It is not always necessary to run your mouth. Get the job done. Move on if you don't want those types of parts.
Lesson learned. I think she's at a great place now. Unfortunately, I feel like her mother perhaps influenced her in the way she spoke of certain things. Watching that Emmy speech saying, "My own Mother said I wouldn't win so I didn't prepare a speech" I mean I feel like that says a lot of how she saw herself in fame like she didn't deserve awards or praise. I'm not saying she isn't all at fault, but her manager Mom definitely played a part, if you think about it! 😢
Her only crime was having her own opinions.
Wait no that was a joke I 100% agree with you
Exactly!
Literally!!!!
No Her only crime was to have her own opinions and think the world must agree.
@@ionel5244 When did she say the world must agree? She didn't like a movie you liked. Get over it.
10:30 I hate this so much because this is EXACTLY what Robert Pattinson & Jacob elordi did and they were PRAISED for it. It is so obviously sexist & gross
Yes!!
That’s not the same thing though. Even back then twilight was known for being goofy fandom that people didn’t take seriously. And Elordi was only casted for his part based on looks and stripping off his clothes for those movies. There was nothing in them that showcased his actual acting skills
@@Jprager that's not the point. twilight & the kissing booth launched robert & jacob to their current stardom. Neither of them would be as well known if it weren't for those roles. it's doesn't matter whether their parts were 'goofy' or aimed at teen girls -- they still sh*t on the very thing that made them famous & people ate it up. but when katherine did the same thing, people hated her
@@motherlee20 yess it is the point. Just as in the case for a woman. Why would you give props to a role that objectified you and utilized you more for looks rather than acting. That’s all Elordi was, barely any real dialogue and with his shirt off half the time
@@Jprager it could be argued because it still jumpstarted their careers. That they were ungrateful to criticize the series that became the reason they're so famous now. Pattinson directly calls the author of Twilight "mad" for writing a book based off her dream. Heigl criticizes the way women are portrayed and withdraws from the Emmy's because of her considering *her* performance unworthy of being submitted.
She was 100 accurate about how women were treated in that shitty film
Absolutely. It was a good movie, but it was sexist. Why was her character written so shrewish? She could have been the same type of character, but just nicer. But no, they had to write her as being kind of unreasonably angry all the time. It was not about Heigl's performance; it was the way the character was written.
didn't she read the script?
I remember being young and seeing a tabloid title that stated she was “difficult” to work with. It’s insane how quickly you can be blacklisted when you say something they don’t like.
As someone who watched Knocked Up an umpteenth amount of times as a kid, she is completely right. I can’t even stomach that movie as an adult. Katherine is an incredible actress and the hollywood machine chewed her up and spit her out as soon as she wasn’t marketable for them anymore. Deplorable.
I crossed paths with her in person circa 2008 on the set of Grey's anatomy and she seemed really stressed out. I saw her smoking by herself in a golf cart way off to the side of the set away from everyone else. I feel like there was already a lot of friction and she was under strain. When she passed by me in the hall in costume, she had this harassed, hunted look on her face, like she'd just had a major argument with someone. I feel she was the victim of Hollywood bullying rather than inherently difficult
I think she is a strong outspoken woman and she got a bad rap.
Don’t recall being difficult ever hurting Russell Crowe and the like
I have always loved her and I couldn’t believe that she was difficult as they say. Now it all makes sense 😢
I truly believe she was being black balled. It just doesn't make sense how she was bulldozed over spilled milk. Her opinions must has p*ssed off someone in a high place. And why haven't we heard a bunch of celebrities come out and talk about how difficult she was to work with. Individual celebrities never said anything negative about her that stuck. Makes you think.🤔
@iamdisgusted Yes, it's extremely sad!
I think she was typecasted as being a difficult woman in all the movie roles she played and that doesn't help with her public persona when all we see on the screen is a difficult woman.
I think she needed a good publicist. Perception is everything. Doesn’t matter what the truth is
That being said, I think Katherine’s issue wasn’t just “speaking her mind.” She’s not flexible. Things have to go exactly her way. Overall she just exudes negativity. Theres a difference between being assertive and being utterly inflexible
I think Katherine is simply an imperfect person like any of us. I think she probably was a little hard to work with, because I remember there were rumours about that as early in her career as Roswell (and the same could be said for most of the teens on that cast, and several of them have admitted they let the fame go to their head) but I have a feeling she is not really any worse than most actors and actresses in Hollywood. And tbh, she wasn't wrong about Knocked Up being sexist and her character being a shrew.
Katherine's real crime is stepping on the toes of two people with more power than her IMO, as well as being a female. Men can absolutely get away with saying comments like Katherine has said and worse (more specifically white men). But also, because both Judd Apatow and Shonda Rhimes were at the peak of their careers at the time, that absolutely made things worse. If Katherine had insulted the movie/show of someone who didn't have their pull, it might have blown over a little easier. I also think to a degree, her comments were blown out of proportion - she didn't insult Knocked Up entirely, her original comment was purely about her character. And to be honest, the material she got in the third season of Grey's didn't live up to the material she had in the second season, which was the height of her story arc. 🤷🏻♀️
Anyway, it's a shame she has never been able to claw back a career the way many men do in this industry all the time. For all the assholes who cry "cancel culture", Katherine is someone who absolutely suffered from it before it was a thing.
Speaking as the spouse of someone who is TV film crew...they complain about the 17 hour days too. A lot. Mine has worked shows where he did nearly 80 hours a week. KH was right about that shit.
seth rogans speech is making me cringe so hard at how hes making this about kathryn individually when katherine is not complaining about how she was portrayed. but about how women as a whole are portayed exclusively to these negative shallow traits
I agree 100%. He's complaining about how she supposedly threw him under the bus, WHILE HE'S THROWING HER UNDER THE BUS. I mean, complaining that openly about a co-worker is not good, no matter what.
And, she was absolutely correct about Knocked Up, it did portray women as being shrews and all the guys as being really cool and relatable. I enjoyed the movie but I did notice that it was sexist. Heigl was just trying to fight back against the sexism in our society, including in Hollywood. Look at what Apatow has been accused of now, and tell me he's not sexist.
I love your coverage on this. It helps me realize how much internalized misogyny I still carry with me. Finally some positive content on this platform.
Katherine isn’t perfect and she burned every bridge. But other male actors have said the same thing and still got major roles.
I remember Ellen Pompeo saying something about how Heigl's romcom queen career fizzled out after she left Grey's. Hugely passive aggressive and openly pandering to Shonda Rhymes.
Well I wasn’t expecting the Mormon twist.
Εveryone who was called "difficult" and "crazy" during 00s deserves a public apology.
She is a queen. She really did deserve better. I love her.
A women speaks her truth and then annoying men try to ruin their career. It’s happening now with Rachel Zegler. This cycle needs to END
Who is Rachel Zegler?
@ the new Disney Snow White
this was so good! absolutely going to follow you
Thanks!
It's very difficult to understand the career of Katherine Heigl without knowing about "My Father The Hero."
Great video!
Thanks!
no one could make me hate her i always loved her
I only want to talk about “Wish Upon a Star” with someone.
Great video, love Katherine ♥
Yeah i already saw the "problem", she was the "straight man" costar to seth rogen
I was just talking to my husband about this yesterday, wow
You missed “My Father the Hero”
I like her a lot 😊😊🤗
Great Video! I completely forgot she was cancelled for this lol but also ironic how the canonically worst actor to work with is seth rogens' bud james franco🤔
"kids today r snowflakes" "women r emotional" - proceeds to lose it cuz 1 actor said she ended up not liking the character/the film...what happened to taking criticizm gracefully like they always ask others to do? to demand an apology over an expressed opinion, that was not degrading btw, is wild
Omg go Ellen!
The hell?,,, the movie that made her?,,,, please. She was in a whole bunch of other stuff . That movie did NOT make her
Well, it was her breakout cinematic role. Most people, including myself, became familiar with her because of that movie.
She was annoying period. This is nonsense
If it was some male vs female thing then they'd be saying it about a lot of other actresses too. I know people who have worked behind the scenes with her and they don't have anything nice to say, and these are other women. Stop trying to use "ists" and "isms" to avoid accountability. She's significantly ruder then other actresses so she stands out as the rude one, simple as that.
So she was rude because she expressed opinions people didn’t like/ agree with?
@bridget_the_youtuber No, it's her day to day behavior of acting entitled and better then everyone while talking down to set workers and other staff as well as her and her mom cussing people out in professional settings. This video only covered a small portion of why she's disliked.
Im shocked that she even got famous in the first place because she's like the Madonna of acting where she's just overrated to me. So I wouldn't be surprised by the rumors.
she was hands down the best actress on Greys anatomy.
@rinmartell2678 Um no she wasn't. That short black lady who played the assistant boss or whatever was
@@KrisBryant15 Yes, she was. There is a reason why she is the only one who won an Emmy for that show
In my opinion, I think she deserved it. You don’t put down the movie that put you on the map and you don’t put down the writers who had already won you and Emmy with their writing. She deserved it and don’t think I’m in the minority think that.
You are not in the minority. It is the first thing I said when I clicked start. She deserved the cancellation. She insulted the talents who gave her a break. It is not always necessary to run your mouth. Get the job done. Move on if you don't want those types of parts.
I don't blame her. I would done the samething. Ain't her fault that other people can't handle honesty.
Lesson learned. I think she's at a great place now. Unfortunately, I feel like her mother perhaps influenced her in the way she spoke of certain things. Watching that Emmy speech saying, "My own Mother said I wouldn't win so I didn't prepare a speech" I mean I feel like that says a lot of how she saw herself in fame like she didn't deserve awards or praise. I'm not saying she isn't all at fault, but her manager Mom definitely played a part, if you think about it! 😢
ask not axe
Huh?
@@bridget_the_youtuber you pronounce the word ask as axe
@@DeadPiixxel haha…English is not my first language lol… I speak like two other languages so I tend to get stuff mixed up
It’s a valid way to pronounce “ask” though
Girl bye