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Will Smith’s slap on Chris Rock during the Oscars has been the talk of the media for hours now.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Academician Artan Fuga in a live link on the show “Zona Zero” on Top News analyzed in several ways the action commented on in every corner of the globe.<\/p>\n
Actors are all the time on a fine line between reality and acting without making an emotional separation.<\/p>\n
That moment can also be a good way to get attention by saying through the action “Hey I’m here”, according to Fuga.<\/p>\n
“There is a kind of machismo, role, it makes it more difficult than what is real life and acting. It is known as a virtue of people who act in front of the public that they at a certain moment do not distinguish whether they are playing the role of actor or are living realistically. These two are together and should be understood together. Smith has a moment when he seeks to put in place, to balance a kind of joke that goes towards insult, equivalent to establishing a kind of honor. It was not painful, it was more to touch your family privacy, I to touch your bodily privacy. It’s hard to make jokes instantly, so it’s pre-thought. There was an inequality, that the actor was on stage, while Smith on the couch. It could also be a fan of the chance he was given to do a marketing event for himself by saying here I am. They are there between reality and acting. It is a kind of staging, even spontaneous, where in conditions of tensions justice is not done by the state, but a balance of forces of gentlemen “<\/em>said Fuga.<\/p>\n Regarding the question of how he would act if he were in the same situation with the actor, Fuga said that he would act in the same way.<\/p>\n “If I were in that moment, in that case, I would do the same.”<\/em> tha Fuga.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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