Why is the director's character so bad now?

Last week, there was a news in the international film industry that a loser had no friends. John kani, the once-popular Irish director, decided to return to his hometown to direct an independent new film Singing Street because he couldn't adapt to the vanity fair in Hollywood after filming Start Over. Go home, but there's still some nonsense. In an interview with the British newspaper The Independent, I specifically mentioned my strong dissatisfaction with keira knightley's acting skills in Start Over.

Carney criticized: "I think the main problem is that Keira is not a professional singer or guitarist, which greatly reduces the authenticity of the film." I tried very hard to make the character in the movie as real as possible, but she didn't act like a singer or guitarist at all. "He mended the knife again:" I think as an actor, the most important thing is to show the truest self to the camera. "Keira's habit is to hide herself in front of the camera." He went on to vomit: "Being an actor requires a certain degree of sincerity and self-analysis, and Keira is not ready to let go of herself completely. So at that time, I didn't think she was suitable for this movie. "

Haha, then why did you choose her as the protagonist? It seems that you are blind. Besides, as a director, you have the responsibility to guide the actors to perform and tap their potential. Otherwise, why do actors cry and shout to cooperate with the director?

Carney finally concluded angrily: "After this movie, I learned never to make a movie with a supermodel." This is obviously accusing Knightley of being blunt, like a plastic or wooden hanger that can only pose. That's disgusting!