Thanks for sharing!

and this despite the fact that she ironed her jeans and her toenails continued to grow after they were cut off! 😄

@@JhadeSagrav not to mention that song on repeat… DO YOU BELIEVE IN LIFE AFTER LOVE

@@JhadeSagrav She ironed her jeans? She MUST be evil. She has to be destroyed!

He just told this story in one of his interview yesterday

There's even more to this story. Apparently extras and actors playing small bit parts were not allowed craft services (i.e. food and drinks) that the regular cast and main crew were provided with, esp during night shoots. SMG took it upon herself to show some kindness to Pedro who was still relatively new to the industry.

Do you honestly label all men as that? Because i can assure you most men like to hype women up just as much as women hype men up.

@@natechenry tell me where in that comment I said “all men”

​@@natechenry the "rules" of professionalism were created by men, so often men will consider women problematic if they arent doing what they are told and not "staying in their place." Your perception of whether something is an issue or not doesnt negate the lived experiences of a group of people.

@@r.4968 facts lmao. It’s crazy how men accuse us of saying “all men” and in that accusation prove our point

@@natechenry shut UP

Agreed 💯

DC and Marvel should be scrambling to cast her first and in the best role. Star Wars and Star Trek, too. And Knives Out. The Muppets. Fast & Furious. All the franchises. She was a powerhouse on Buffy and has really been underutilized outside of that.

She's woke

@@Swenglish i would watch the CUSS out of Buffy and the Muppets

@@Swenglishoh she would’ve been AMAZING in knives out!

Seriously, when a woman is labelled “difficult” in Hollywood, this is usually what it means. (I’m a man btw, just for context.)

Oh wow really? I didn’t know that. Do you have a link to that clip?

@Astrid Mocha I can't find it because now when you Google bothe their names the Joss whedon drama is the only thing that comes up. I did find one interview where she praised Sarah's work ethic. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pd-PZr11kr2tqqc.html

Don't forget she needed an acting coach on set.

6 years. Charisma 71 and Sarah 77.

@@marmite400 I’m sorry, are you saying they’re in their 70s? 👀

Exactly. Love her for that.

How is she relevant? -strong female character -manages to have human moments despite literally being a tank -90’s/00’s icon -Cares about her costars -down to earth -has a wholesome relationship that unproblematic with Freddie prince junior Has played MULTIPLE iconic roles Kim kardashian -famous from a porn tape -famous for being naked frequently -divorced from her husband -will probably fade into obscurity 10 years down the line after her body implants pop Not having a go at you specifically you’re defend smg and have also pointed out her good points

How were the Kardashians relevant? They totally suck ass 😆 I never really watched Buffy but I still grew up on Sarah Michelle Gellar and that'll never fade 😊

@@RomanSionis85 Trust me when I say that watching the Buffyverse is a whole experience and a mood, and you will not want to stop until you're finished. Use the Buffy watch guide after season 4 though. It's so worth the time. And after that, jump into the rest of the Whedonverse: Firefly, Dollhouse and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Lots of great entertainment.

Great speech wrote by Joss himself

Oooookay you just made me tear up. 🥲💖 Buffy is to SMG what Superman is to Clark Kent.

She saved the world a lot.

Katherine Heigl is actually on record apologising for what she did though - and some of what she did was just rude. Hardly a comparison.

Sexism if Sarah was a man she wouldn’t be called difficult

Yeah, I've actually never heard any anecdotes about Katherine Heigl standing up for anyone other than herself

@@bernardsoul5186 Not really, she stood up for her co-star TR Knight when he was victim of homophobia.

@@enriquesanchez9016 Well, I never heard that story

He was the showrunner and arguably the biggest name outside of SMG so I am perfectly fine laying all the issues at his feet. If his subordinates see all the shady stuff he's doing and getting away with, some of them are going to do the same.

Thats how I took it as well. I was 16 when the final season wrapped so I never thought much else of it. Glad it was never the case.

Omg what did Shannen do?

@@natalialeon849 Tantrums 90210 and Charmed

@@natalialeon849 She was habitually late and indifferent; she would apparently show up to the set inebriated in one form or another; she was constantly brawling with cast-members and occasionally turned into physical confrontations; she had this "bad girl" attitude and reputation. She even had a "I Hate Brenda" sort of "club" during her days on 90210. She was fired by Aaron Spelling twice.

That is a better title! I’ll change it. Thanks!

@@astridmocha8931 I wasn’t expecting you to even see my comment 😂😂 awesome !

Now I'm quite curious to know what the original title was! 😅

@@SpeakingJargon I forgot 💀

So much of our perception of events have to change due to what we know now..

@@orboobleck5366 Wait I’m not caught up. What do we know now about the Buffy set??

@@okayfloatstudios3097 So much stuff is coming out now about Joss Whedon's behavior on set. He was abusive and creepy to everyone, especially the women.

@@orboobleck5366 Oh we know about Joss. But the person made it seem like it was more people & Sarah kinda had to compensate for everyone’s terrible behavior. And look after her costars

really? I've been a fan forever and never heard anything like that about her

​@@williama7124 It was just rumors 20 years ago. It seems like she was using her power to be a stickler for 15-hour shoots not turning into 18-hour ones, safety issues, etc etc. Like not at all 'ART FIRST'. Which nowadays seems very correct, you know?

@@Ttoby89 ah, I love that she did that. I always think if an individual wants to suffer for their art, that's their choice but its not right to make anyone else suffer for it.

Could you elaborate on that at all? Did she seem unfriendly?

@@chrissy2356 sure.. I was 18 and a HUGE fan of the show. I had just graduated HS and I knew that acting was a profession I wanted to pursue. I was hired as an extra on buffy season 7 episode sleeper.. we were told not to engage in conversation with her or eye contact for that matter. Needless to say I was starstruck.. She wasn’t unfriendly but I wouldn’t say she was friendly either. I do remember her saying once “Sarah is the boss of me and I say when I’m ready.” Or something to that effect. She also made a witty retort which made me laugh out loud and she turned to look but didn’t smile… but I’ll tell you James marsters (spike) was the FRIENDLIEST person on that set. And I wasn’t even a fan of his character.. but on set he was called to do a scene and I yell “good luck James!” And he turned with a big humble smile and laughed and said “thank you!” I will tell you this one scene she did when buffy was tailing spike and went back to the night club and she told the bouncer“actually billy idol stole his look from him.” I stood right behind the camera man while she was doing that scene every take and no one told me to go away haha. Every time I watch that scene now i always think to myself im right next to the camera man…. Over the years I’ve actually come to know sooo many buffy actor alumni through being in the industry. It’s crazy to look back when I was a child I was such a fun of the show and to now have so many personal connections of that show. My only regret is that I didn’t get to work on it as an actor.

@@Bfolks84 oh thank you so much for that! So interesting and cool that you got to do that!

@@Bfolks84 nice

@@Bfolks84 did you learn not to say good luck to actors?

Oh yes: he enlisted one of the first female TV showrunners of history (Marti, 2001) and one of the first Asian female of history (Mo, Agents of Shield 2013), and MANY of his crews were women (and they still followed him until The Nevers, including editor Lisa Lassek). But yeah, so toxic. Maybe the problem was with some divas and B actors. Maybe.

@@evanfront6252 simply because he did some nice things doesn’t mean he’s not possible or doing terrible things. Look into how he treated Charisma Carpenter. And how he was on the set of the marvel movie. Food for thought.

Erm. No. Some women are just difficult, and it means difficult. A man can be a donkey at the same time as a woman he's called difficult is in fact difficult. One doesn't cancel the other out.

@@mydogeatspuke dude please watch the movie She Said or Any Documentaries about Hollywood. Women who were abused were blackballed and told by anyone and their mother the woman was difficult. Also women are certainly provided less opportunities (as seen by women even nominated for director).

@@PlaceForAnEcho what does that have to do with what I said? Women aren't all perfect and faultless and incapable of being or doing bad, nor are they "provided less opportunities," lmao. That some women were unjustly criticised does not mean that all women who are criticised are being abused. That's some wacky feminist logic that belongs in a psych ward.

Lol! I had thought the same

Yeah he made cable television how it was in the 90’s all by his lonesome /s

Lol! I wonder if that was just the work culture/environment at that time. Did your buddy have any stories of SMG?

Actually even SMG has even admitted in different interviews on how bad she is when it comes to cussing and that it's one of her worsts habits lol.

@@astridmocha8931 If you watch daillies from the show you will see her swearing quite a bit.