Can you send me the link?!

She’s sweet just like her sweet role as Celia Foote in the Help. I’m definitely gonna watch more of her movies now. She seems so kind.

@@rickiiicee501 that's a lot of award ceremonies though, maybr the top commentator is referring to the oscars?

It seems like assuming that she's (such) a wonderful human being is an easy way to kick poor people while they're down, because there are probably a lot of poor people that you would think are bad people (for example, you might think that the poor people with the same politics as you are fine, but also think that the poor people with different politics as you are bad people), in which case, those poor people would not only have to suffer through being poor, but also, simultaneously, socially, by people like you who would put them down way more than you would put Jessica Chastain down, even though she enjoys so much luxury over those poor people and, due to her wealth, arguably, metaphorically stole their hard-earned wages using capitalism as the vehicle for it. Sure, rich people can speak against capitalism as penance for being rich, but does that make them wonderful human beings? Let's take an average man with an average job. If he supports socialism, for example, you could say he is making up for coming from a privileged gender, but does that make him a wonderful human being, or does that just make him an average human being that's doing what he's supposed to do anyway? Are people really wonderful for just doing what they're supposed to do while they continue to enjoy large amounts of privilege? Is an average man with an average job wonderful for supporting socialism, or is he just doing what a privileged person is supposed to do, and is Jessica Chastain wonderful for the politics that she supports, or is she just doing what a privileged person is supposed to do anyway? Doing what you are supposed to do might keep you from being a bad person, but it doesn't seem to make you a wonderful one, especially when you are still someone who, on a daily basis, enjoys massive amounts of privilege that the system gives you over other people who are just as deserving of it but had bad luck and/or were treated unfairly.

Look up the movie 355. Chastain hyped it up as this all female tour-de-force. It had a budget of $75M, but only made $18M at the box office. At the end of the day, women don’t want to see women entertain them. That goes for comedy, movies, or sports. The only thing they’ll support are singers.

...and she got it !

Don’t tar everyone with the same brush

Don't worry, D Jack....Jessica is an "Angel at work". I have a feeling she's lived her whole life this way. She carries that "warrior spirit" for justice. It is such a blessing to know that there are people like her. She's quite an inspiration.

She is already used to it. Remember Miss Sloane backlash.

It's a white obligation. She's doing her part.

@@HelgaCavoli Hollywood White Obligation.

So, what do you think of the 355? I sure did enjoy it

Spoken like a true racist.

Pretty sure all women are fighting for this. Still hasn’t happened, shows the injustice, right?

Lordy, you just don't get it.

No it didn't

Skibi, that's unfortunate of your sight. But at least you're being honest about it. So I guess.. thanks?

+Skibi: That comments says more about you than anything else.

@@AngelusHale He's white they don't see what they don't want too

@@stevenjones4059 another racist pushing anti-white racism 🤮🤢

True story!

Steve Reed how do you know that?

Sasha C we are in the same business.

Receipts or they are speculations.

Steve Reed serving Octavia Spencer coffee at craft services is far away from “working in the same field” sorry buddy, you sound bitter and ignorant.

Sorry but I find that really hard to believe. Every interview I've seen Octavia in, she's been over the top lovely, kind and humble. Also, Jessica Chastain is a woman of high calibre and I doubt she would be such close friends with someone who was "an angry black racist woman" as you put it.