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Rob Lowe Slams Actors' Extreme Method Acting
13 Dec
Summary
- Rob Lowe expressed disgust towards actors' extreme method acting.
- He finds self-importance and dramatic role immersion sickening.
- Connie Chung noted similar arrogance among male broadcasters.
Rob Lowe has publicly criticized actors who engage in extreme method acting, describing the practice as deeply off-putting. He finds the notion of actors isolating themselves for extended periods to "become" a character to be excessive and nauseating.
During a conversation, Lowe lamented that such self-important behavior has become fashionable in Hollywood. He mimicked actors who claim their wives wouldn't even look at them for months, a justification he finds particularly revolting.
Broadcaster Connie Chung echoed these sentiments, sharing her observations of similar arrogance among male anchors. She described it as "big shot-itis," a condition marked by inflated egos and narcissistic tendencies, while praising Lowe for remaining grounded.
