Reese Witherspoon

No.

She was considered the most overpaid actress in 2011, 2012, 2013

She's an ok actress, but I think she's an intelligent businesswoman. That's where she really shines. Her production company sold for approximately $1.28 billion.

Not a fucking fan.

HATE her.

"Do you know who I am???!!!!"

Yeah. A cunt.

Agree r3. She had a string of flops so she went into producing and it was a smart move.

Seems like she and Jennifer Garner would either be best friends or enemies. They both have the sweet down to earth mother image but probably are closet bitches.

R4 that’s the first thing I think of when I think of her. I do like how she recently revealed that she didn’t understand gays when she was younger, due to her family background, but now is a real ally.

I liked her in Freeway and Election

She ultra femme and girly and has described herself as conservative with traditional Southern values

So...Republican?

Maybe, but I remember her giving a passionate speech during the Million Mom March, for gun control, which surprised me.

LOVE HUH!

But don't *like* her (I think she's probably a massive bitch, but she's smart as hell and always looking out for #1, which is as it should be).

I don't really care much about Jennifer Aniston, but I'd love to see how she gets along with Reese on set. I do like most of her movies that I've seen (Cruel Intentions, Legally Blonde, Big Little Lies, etcetera).

She was genuinely funny as Rachel's sister on "Friends." She wasn't just stunt celebrity casting which the show ended up doing the last couple seasons

She showed her true colors when her husband got stopped by a cop and she pulled the "do you know who I am" "you're making a big mistake" etc stuff and got herself arrested.

(the stupid thing was her husband and the cop were getting along. The cop even laughed at something the husband said. He might have let him go with a warning had Reese not been such a bitch.)

The cop warned Reese to stay in the car or she would be arrested, and she got out of the car three more times

No she’s terrible

did the husband get arrested too or just Reese? Was it drunk driving? Was he drunk?

Yes and yes

No. Like others have mentioned, her little episode with the cop shows EXACTLY how she thinks of people not of her class.

I've liked her since I watched Freeway as a teen. Prior to Legally Blonde, she did a lot of interesting things like Election and American Psycho.

Her drunk video made me like her more, though I feel it was misunderstood. She followed-up "Do you know who I am?" with "I am American Citizen," NOT "I am a famous person."

She also questioned if he was a real cop

She said “Do you know my name?” and I never found that so conceited. I can’t hate her because I’ve grown up watching her, but…

She said he was about to make news all over the world, so basically said 'I'm a famous person'

I'm a fan.

Legally Blonde, Freeway and Election will always have her in the plus column for me.

Plus, as mentioned above, she's a great businesswoman. She produced Gone Girl and agreed with Fincher when he wanted Rosamund Pike for the lead instead of her. She put the smart choice over her ego.

She was treated with kid gloves during that DUI incident and she still acted like a total asshole. A regular person would have gotten their teeth kicked in and probably charged with resisting arrest or assaulting the cop. If she acts this way with a cop then just imagine how she treats waiters or maids. She was good in Election but her other work is thoroughly mediocre.

she bores me

No. The witchy chin has always been unfortunate, and the voice is an absolute ear ache. Both should have been attended to when she was a starlette.

It had to have gone to her head when Oprah told her the day after that her Oscar speech was "perfection"

R27 I could do with some of Reece's excess chin.

[quote] LOVE HUH! But don't *like* her (I think she's probably a massive bitch, but she's smart as hell and always looking out for #1, which is as it should be).

This is how I feel about her. She is not a warm person—she seems pretty tough in fact despite that southern genteel facade—but I do think she’s really talented and smart.

She's terrific. She's figured out to parlay her flagging movie career into a highly successful production company. She's smart, talented and doesn't take herself too seriously.

I like her. Makes smart choices. Interesting that the fact her brother is a rapist has not been widely reported though? I always found that curious. And she was getting the big D from her first husband.

You would think after working as a professional actress for years she would have known how to conduct herself with the police and know the PR fallout of acting like she did

No.

"LAURA JEANNE POON". Her DUI picture had her name cut off.

I remember thinking that Jason London was going to be the breakout star of Man in the Moon, not Reese

R36 me too!

Jason and Reese

Well, i can say ,speaking for myself the dumbest things i ever did and said was when i was drunk.

It's pretty tragic what happened to Jason and Jeremy London's potential careers

"Legally Blonde" is such a broad comedy, and still plays on TV all over the world that it elevated her to next level fame

Without that movie, she would have remained second or third-tier celebrity

As a hiker I was impressed that such a small woman humped a 70 pound backpack for real in Wild.

she looks and acts like she calls the cops on black people

We are not one of her faaaaaaaaaaans!!!

I feel that she's like Tracy Flick in real life.

I'm here for it

I always mix her up with Kristin Chenoweth.

Horrible, mannered, talent-free cunt.

her ship has sailed

R49 we should all pray for her

She was good as Tracy Flick, giving Pete Buttigieg a role model.

She's an OK actress but she appears to be a very savvy producer. She went to Stanford so she's probably very smart.

There's another part of the cop video she's tried really hard to erase from the internet and it's impossible to find these days but she shits on the car, flashes her vag to the camera, runs down the street yelling racial epithets and sets random shit on fire.

I liked one of her early films, The Man In The Moon. She was really young...maybe 12 or 13?

The chin.

The voice.

The arrogance.

No, I don't like her.

I didn’t want to like her in the Johnny Cash movie but I did.

R51 She didn’t get close to graduating Stanford.

Speak to some of her former nannies and household staff.

Is she an American citizen?

She would have had more luck with the cop if she played up her Southern "I'm so sorry officer..." mannerisms than being an aggressive entitled demeaning cunt

She was drunk. Let's not hold drunks by sober standards.

Reese & Stephen Dorf

Reese & Jake

That chin should have its own sm.

Re-watching "Election" on Hulu, I'd forgotten how strong the other characters are.

Chris Klein was discovered while scouting at the actual Nebraska high school where the movie was filmed

Jessica Campbell, who plays Chris Klein's lesbian sister, gives an equally memorable performance as Reese and died in December 2020

Self-important with a strident voice. Can't stand her.

Frau

Cold as ice

She definitely has a touch of sociopathy. Also her parents are clearly trash letting her get fingered by Marky Mark on screen playing a teenage girl.

I used to like her in the late 90's around the time of Freeway, Election and Cruel Intentions. Now she wants to be Oprah and it's nauseating.

I never used to be, but after I saw the size of Ryan Phillippe's cock, I admire her ability to still be able to walk.

[quote] She followed-up "Do you know who I am?" with "I am American Citizen," NOT "I am a famous person."

Those were two separate points she wanted to make, not a question and answer. WTF did she mean by American citizen?

^ Yes this. She cunt a lot.

Election is a pretty raunchy movie considering Reese's teacher talks about how wet her pussy is in the first few minutes

Loved her in Election and Legally Blonde. She's obviously a very smart and business savvy woman, which runs counter to the image she tries to project in her roles - pretty, likable, etc. The public, especially men, generally don't respond well to assertive attractive women, either in cinema or politics. They don't care as much if the woman is unattractive. (Example - Angela Merkel.)

If the genders were reversed in the "Do you know who I am" situation, I doubt people would even remember it happened.

I saw her on the cover of same magazine in Target tonight.

It said her marriage fell apart because of the lockdown.

(I'm not sure if she was really acting in Election. I think that is her.)

Us mag is claiming her marriage is in trouble and she and Ryan are hooking up again. Probably totally BS.

Yeah I read somewhere that her marriage fell apart during the quarantine. We’ll find out soon enough if it’s true.

I'm not sure about her overall views, but she is/was friends with Michelle Obama and seems to always endorse the democrat iin presidential elections.

Yes I like her.

I like her, but I like cold, bossy women.

For the record: Reese snapped at the police officer these two exact sentences: "Do you know my name? You're about to find out who I am."

And also for the record: any number of male celebrities have been extensively mocked publicly for being reported saying "Do you know who I am?": Shia LeBeouf, David Hasselhoff, Alec Baldwin...

(p.s.--Sexism in American culture is indeed real, but it absolutely cannot be used to excuse horrendous behavior.)

The thing that's so awful and damning for the public about a celebrity demanding "Do you know who I am?" is that they get so many other perks already from society for being a celebrity, and yet here they are, demanding even more.

But what's so pathetic about it, though, is that it clearly signals they have no secure sense of self beyond their celebrity. In effect, what they're saying is, "Please tell me who I am, because I have no real idea."

Nope