The reporter...basically saying trans women can't be feminine, pretty, are manly looking, and constantly self conscious. Even if she didn't mean to be offensive, it is still offensive.
If you take offense they are your feelings. We are all 100% responsible for our feelings and our reactions to what others say & do. I think what you’re saying is you didn’t like it. That’s different.
@@santbeker778The actor and this interviewer doesn't even pass with the epitome of femininity and there is trans women are far more feminine than both of them pulled together lol
It really is amazing. I’m adopted and found my birth mother later in life. Even though I’m not trans there’s so much I could relate to here. It’s just such a human story.
@velocity246 The reporter really made me cringe. Felicity was very graceful and respectful, but the reporter not only hinted that transwomen can't be attractive, but also that transwomen are always nervous and self-conscious, and she kept on saying "a man who's becoming a woman". Guess what? Transwomen are not a man. And trans people can be happy. Shocker.
I found myself wishing they would have done a part 2, Exploring the Graham Greene relationship, more with the family and following Toby becoming an adult with Bree as his parent.
The interviewer is really rude when talking about transgender people. She puts them all in one box , by suggesting they're all unattractive, self-conscious and whatever the fuck else, and thereby negates what the movie is all about.
Love this interview !!! and can't understand the ppl who twist and misunderstand on purpose their words, if they said something that may have seemed wrong, they didn't mean it that way, u'r just trying to find bad things about it. Flicka is an amazing person and actress, absolute flawless interview !
Mind candy? I really loved Desperate Housewives and it served more than an entertainment purpose to me. It covered lots of very serious issues and made me feel educated on topics I previously hadn’t been and not alone on topics I identified with. But each to their own. Take care ❤️
I'm transgender and agree however, we have to remember this was from the early 2000s and things were just a bit different. We didn't really have a flood of transgender people coming out of the woodwork like we do now.
i don't like how she keeps using the term "transexuals" although i do feel she means well but she shouldn't have used such a totally different term than what was actually being shown.
I'm a transexual it's a medical term, and trust me alot of trans men and women are preferring that term rather than transgender because of the mockery that's been going on the past couple of years from people who use multiple pronouns etc claiming they are trans like it's the new emo phase.
Ew this interviewer is so insulting. Wish I could just consider this 2008 ignorance, but a decade later and there’s still reporter types who will make insulting ignorant comments like this. My girlfriend is trans and she’s far more beautiful than this Cis actress. (subjective of course.. but prob most ppl would agree if you saw her). I found this video cause I was interested in what other cis-gender actors have taken roles as trans men and women, since Rupert Sanders cast Scarlet Johansen as a real-life trans man. Fortunately she just decided to back out of the role after enough people helped her see reason. Rupert Sanders previously cast Johansen as a classic Japanese character Motoko Kusanagi. She nearly made a worse mistake AGAIN. So hopefully a more appropriate casting will be found for the sake of better representing trans people, but now I’m left with no confidence in Rupert Sanders’ ability or interest in representing trans people authentically, in this critical time for their community. Sometimes it’s better just Not to tell a sensitive story if you are not the one qualified to tell it best.
Wow a lot to unpack here. The relationship with your “trans girlfriend” - you’re both males so in a homosexual relationship, as both the same sex. Nice misogyny branding the actress Felicity as unattractive by the way. She’s an actress not a supermodel. Scarlet Jo being bullied by trans activists into not taking a role because she hasn’t underwent sex reassignment surgery in real life is not something to celebrate. Actors are there to portray a role. Anthony Hopkins wasn’t really a cannibal murderer but played one in the silence of the Lambs. It’s called acting.
Do you know any credible, talented, and established transgendered female actresses that can play themselves? This is a movie. You hire actors to play the characters. With your logic you're basically saying that if one were making a movie about a serial killer, then you should just hire a serial killer to play the part.
As a trans girl myself, you bet I do, so here's just a few darlin: Jamie Clayton or Rebecca Root would have been amazing, failing that: Harmony, Calpernia Addams, Santans, Casey Mongill, Laverne Cox, Michelle Hendley, Erika Ervin, Candis Cayne, Alexandra Billings, Carmen Carrera, Alexandra Grey. As too your comment regarding the lack of 'established' transgendered female actresses, well with your logic sweetheart, that will never come to pass. Also, comparing trans girls to serial killers with regards to acting is an absurd exaggeration and disrespectful.
The Pain Continues but would those transgenders be worthy of an oscar nomination? There are many mediocre movies about transgenders. Please if you know a worthy quality movie made by one tell me. I really would like to know.thank you
why not, but at the same I think she was really great and believable in the role, so why not just hire the person that fits the part best, which I think she did. Idk, I get how it could maybe be perceived as "trans-face" or whatever you would call it, but in this specific case I just loved her in that role. From a more general p.o.v. I kind of understand your point though.
Thanks for posting this!
I wish she had won the Oscar... but a nomination already has a lot of prestige.
Robbed of an oscar.
The reporter...basically saying trans women can't be feminine, pretty, are manly looking, and constantly self conscious. Even if she didn't mean to be offensive, it is still offensive.
Moust dont even pass as woman just the lucky ones
If you take offense they are your feelings. We are all 100% responsible for our feelings and our reactions to what others say & do. I think what you’re saying is you didn’t like it. That’s different.
@@11Garrett11that's what i call it to be BS. Let me go and around insulting people then say you're responsible for your own emotions.
@@santbeker778The actor and this interviewer doesn't even pass with the epitome of femininity and there is trans women are far more feminine than both of them pulled together lol
@@Alpha-Angel It’s just reality. We actually are responsible for our feelings. It’s about taking your power back regardless of what other people do
she's just fucking awesome, best actress ever I love her and she's gorgeous. TransAmerica is my favorite movie ever
It really is amazing. I’m adopted and found my birth mother later in life. Even though I’m not trans there’s so much I could relate to here. It’s just such a human story.
@velocity246 The reporter really made me cringe. Felicity was very graceful and respectful, but the reporter not only hinted that transwomen can't be attractive, but also that transwomen are always nervous and self-conscious, and she kept on saying "a man who's becoming a woman". Guess what? Transwomen are not a man. And trans people can be happy. Shocker.
I found myself wishing they would have done a part 2, Exploring the Graham Greene relationship, more with the family and following Toby becoming an adult with Bree as his parent.
damn. she looks amazing as always
The interviewer is really rude when talking about transgender people. She puts them all in one box , by suggesting they're all unattractive, self-conscious and whatever the fuck else, and thereby negates what the movie is all about.
Love this interview !!! and can't understand the ppl who twist and misunderstand on purpose their words, if they said something that may have seemed wrong, they didn't mean it that way, u'r just trying to find bad things about it. Flicka is an amazing person and actress, absolute flawless interview !
I wonder if you have the same or changed perspective on this today.
a lots changed for trans consciousness in the past 6 years
I just loved her work wich is only compared to Charlize's work in Monster.
Mind candy? I really loved Desperate Housewives and it served more than an entertainment purpose to me. It covered lots of very serious issues and made me feel educated on topics I previously hadn’t been and not alone on topics I identified with.
But each to their own. Take care ❤️
It took me a few seconds to realise that it was Lynette. Gosh! That's amazing
Wow, 45 seconds in and horrific transphobic statements implying transwomen are ugly. Absolutely disgusting.
+Ash Phthalo got that too...shocking
I'm transgender and agree however, we have to remember this was from the early 2000s and things were just a bit different. We didn't really have a flood of transgender people coming out of the woodwork like we do now.
Back when you could speak the truth without having to a blue fringe gender confused retard cry and play victim.
i don't like how she keeps using the term "transexuals" although i do feel she means well but she shouldn't have used such a totally different term than what was actually being shown.
Transsexual was the term more frequently used in 2006.
As a trans person. What's wrong with transexual?
It’s dated. It was acceptable 15 years ago.
I'm a transexual it's a medical term, and trust me alot of trans men and women are preferring that term rather than transgender because of the mockery that's been going on the past couple of years from people who use multiple pronouns etc claiming they are trans like it's the new emo phase.
bellissimo!
The Oscar Winner 🌺
@ThePerfectionistDK I thought the same thing. I don't think the interviewer thought than one through
Felicity es maravillosa, se veia tan distinta interpretando a esa persona transgénero.
Lol the homies roasted me bad got liking this movie but it's a good movie.
Ew this interviewer is so insulting.
Wish I could just consider this 2008 ignorance, but a decade later and there’s still reporter types who will make insulting ignorant comments like this.
My girlfriend is trans and she’s far more beautiful than this Cis actress.
(subjective of course.. but prob most ppl would agree if you saw her).
I found this video cause I was interested in what other cis-gender actors have taken roles as trans men and women, since Rupert Sanders cast Scarlet Johansen as a real-life trans man.
Fortunately she just decided to back out of the role after enough people helped her see reason.
Rupert Sanders previously cast Johansen as a classic Japanese character Motoko Kusanagi.
She nearly made a worse mistake AGAIN.
So hopefully a more appropriate casting will be found for the sake of better representing trans people, but now I’m left with no confidence in Rupert Sanders’ ability or interest in representing trans people authentically, in this critical time for their community.
Sometimes it’s better just Not to tell a sensitive story if you are not the one qualified to tell it best.
Wow a lot to unpack here.
The relationship with your “trans girlfriend” - you’re both males so in a homosexual relationship, as both the same sex.
Nice misogyny branding the actress Felicity as unattractive by the way. She’s an actress not a supermodel.
Scarlet Jo being bullied by trans activists into not taking a role because she hasn’t underwent sex reassignment surgery in real life is not something to celebrate. Actors are there to portray a role. Anthony Hopkins wasn’t really a cannibal murderer but played one in the silence of the Lambs. It’s called acting.
Felicity Huffman and Elisabeth Shue look like twins.
@ThePerfectionistDK I know. I felt uncomfortable that the reporter was subtly saying that transexuals can't be attractive.
Omg this interviewer is soooo uneducated and insensitive. Felicity handled it very well.
Loved the role, but wow, this interview is painful.
Why not just hire a transgendered female for the role.
Do you know any credible, talented, and established transgendered female actresses that can play themselves? This is a movie. You hire actors to play the characters. With your logic you're basically saying that if one were making a movie about a serial killer, then you should just hire a serial killer to play the part.
As a trans girl myself, you bet I do, so here's just a few darlin: Jamie Clayton or Rebecca Root would have been amazing, failing that: Harmony, Calpernia Addams, Santans, Casey Mongill, Laverne Cox, Michelle Hendley, Erika Ervin, Candis Cayne, Alexandra Billings, Carmen Carrera, Alexandra Grey.
As too your comment regarding the lack of 'established' transgendered female actresses, well with your logic sweetheart, that will never come to pass. Also, comparing trans girls to serial killers with regards to acting is an absurd exaggeration and disrespectful.
The Pain Continues but would those transgenders be worthy of an oscar nomination? There are many mediocre movies about transgenders. Please if you know a worthy quality movie made by one tell me. I really would like to know.thank you
why not, but at the same I think she was really great and believable in the role, so why not just hire the person that fits the part best, which I think she did. Idk, I get how it could maybe be perceived as "trans-face" or whatever you would call it, but in this specific case I just loved her in that role. From a more general p.o.v. I kind of understand your point though.
Helgi Hilmarsson maybe its because there arent enough transgender actresses.
Probably 90 percent of them earn their living by sucking dick.
And now she’s serving a prison sentence...
Absolutely i am a desperate addict :D
I love Bree Osbourne.
its BS that she didnt get the oscar. goes to show that the oscars are not real
5:55 “Where’s the crazy mother that’s guilty?” Lol That definitely would be you.
Michelle Obama?