Kim Kardashian Starring In Next "AHS" season 12 And Gets Slammed by Sharon Stone: "ACTING IS AN ART"
Kim Kardashian Starring In Next "AHS" season 12 And Gets Slammed by Sharon Stone: "ACTING IS AN ART"
There has been controversy surrounding Kim Kardashian's upcoming role in the popular FX series, American Horror Story.
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Broadway actress Patti LuPone voiced her disapproval of the casting decision, stating that Kardashian is taking away roles from trained actors. Sharon Stone has also weighed in on the matter, defending the art of acting and expressing her criticism of Kardashian's involvement.
In a comment on Access Hollywood's Instagram post about LuPone's remarks, Stone wrote, "Well…you know…acting. It may not be brain surgery but we do treasure our art. We studied, we suffered, we do suffer for it. Ten thousand hours; it’s a thing." Stone's comment seems to suggest that acting is a serious profession that requires hard work and dedication, and that Kardashian may not have the necessary skills and experience to do the role justice.
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LuPone, known for her outspoken nature, had previously expressed her disdain for Kardashian's casting. During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live, she stated, "Excuse me, excuse me, Kim. You know, what are you doing with your life? Don't get on the stage, Mrs. Worthington." John Leguizamo, who was also present during the interview, echoed her sentiments.
LuPone's comments referenced a 1935 song that featured the lyrics, "Don't put your daughter on the stage, Mrs. Worthington / Don't put your daughter on the stage / The profession is overcrowded." LuPone seems to believe that Kardashian's involvement in the series takes away opportunities from trained actors who have dedicated their lives to the craft.
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However, American Horror Story co-creator Ryan Murphy has defended his decision to cast Kardashian, stating that he is thrilled to welcome her to the AHS family. He believes that Kardashian, as a big name in television, will bring something special to the show. He also stated that Halley Feiffer has written a role specifically for Kardashian that is "fun, stylish and ultimately terrifying."
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The controversy surrounding Kardashian's casting highlights a larger debate about the value of training and experience in the arts. While some believe that acting is a serious profession that requires years of study and dedication, others argue that anyone can act with the right coaching and opportunity.
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It's important to note that Kardashian is not the first celebrity to make the transition from reality TV to acting. Many successful actors, including Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone, got their start in reality TV or modeling before transitioning to acting. However, their success in the industry can be attributed to their hard work, talent, and dedication to their craft.
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