Can’t Get Over Affably

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A talent who is under management contract with a network is called a Contract Artist CA. As CA, he/she is tasked – or at the very least, expected to give support to their fellow CA’s for anything that concerns them professionally. It is a no brainer that unity is what is expected of people within such organization.

That is why we often see a number of CA’s walking the red carpet at a premiere night to give their backing and support to a fellow CA’s movie and to their Network NW as well. More often than not, these movies are also produced or co-produced by NW.

CA1 is a cold-hearted actress who has had an unpleasant falling out with a playful actor CA2. Their once ideal friendship was so tarnished that to this day, CA1 can’t seem to let go of her ill feelings. Outwardly, she may look okay, but when the topic shifts to CA2, she can’t hide and becomes very transparent.

CA1 was recently interviewed at a weekly show. At the conclusion of the interview, she was casually asked if she was going to watch CA2’s movie that was about to be shown that time. CA1 replied in the negative saying that she is not into gruesome movies - but hinted at watching a hit movie that was similar to CA2’s. CA1 even proudly posted her photos after she watched the said movie.

Unfortunately, two NW Bosses NB happened to watch CA1’s interview and were so aghast at her impulsive tactlessness believing that such a statement was tantamount to telling the viewers not to watch CA2’s NW-produced movie - for the most absurd and foolish reason at that.

NB immediately called for CA1’s handlers and castigated them for having even allowed that interview to air. NB said that the interview only bolstered what CA1 has been persistently accused of all along - that she still can’t get over CA2. Apparently, CA1’s lack of maturity keeps on backfiring at her.

“To be wronged is nothing unless you continue to remember it.” ~ Confucius

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