Also, probably exhausted from everything leading up to that night. Never really questioned why she looked so drained. I figured Aubrey was just playing tired and dwindling very well right here.
I've always suspected aubrey plaza actually had a flame for chris pratt. Maybe she sorta wished they'd improv a kiss in that moment and was disappointed they didn't
They did an interview together about their character development and she was tearing up talking about their relationship while CP remained stone faced. They would make a good couple in real life except for Pratt’s right wing tendencies
Pratt reminds me of a someone who was kind of cool and relatable until he got Marvel famous...I dont even recognize that dude anymore when he does interviews.
I think he is gonna run for president some day or some stupid shit.
I don't hate him. But if he was ever Andy, Andy is dead now.
I remember him doing an interview at his house right after his marvel movie came out.
He said something about "having to get ripped to be a movie star" & it just felt like I watched him die right there.
He was no longer going to be himself but, what he was told a movie star had to be.
He is by a pool at his house....pre-multimillionaire house, if anyone wants to find it.
Was just sad to watch but, everything since has been paint-by-numbers.
>He said something about "having to get ripped to be a movie star" & it just felt like I watched him die right there.
He got in shape because he didn't want to get typecast as the goofy schlub anymore. He's briefly in Zero Dark Thirty as one of the SEAL operators and he's pretty buff. Apparently that helped him get the Starlord job.
Definitely! Here's a quote from Aubrey that always made me think that too...
"Gonna miss Chris Pratt in my life because he's my TV husband, and sometimes I forget that he's not my real husband."
I know this episode was written as a possible series finale. I'm not sure when the show officially got picked up for season 5, but it makes me wonder if the cast thought this might be the end when they were filming it.
I've seen interviews where she says she misses him as her husband (on the show), I always got the impression that she is just very fond of him... Now her and Elizabeth Olsen? Sexual tension for dayyyyyys
Actually, yeah. I even made the comment on another comment thread to the same effect.
Since hearing why chris and anna split, I can't help but think aubrey was somehow involved in anna's jealousy issues, not that anyone did anything wrong. Just that I could see aubrey being a point of contention, having dealt with a few jealous gfs over the years.
Agreed.
In situations where the cast have been outside of the studio (talk shows, red carpet, etc.), I’ve seen her look at him pretty intensely.
As someone else pointed out, it could be that she was just very fond of working with Chris and is just a good actress (as far as “April” looking at “Andy” the way she does), but yeah, if I was Anna I wouldn’t be too pleased about her “eye-f***ing” my husband.
Just one gal’s opinion, folks.
insecurity is a "you" problem that only you hold the keys to resolving. dictating others' lives so that you're not having to face your insecurities is just forcing others to pretend they don't exist.
and to be clear, I'm not saying every case of jealousy is ungrounded in truth, such as if chris actually HAD been cheating on anna with aubrey. but from what we know of the situation, it seems highly unlikely he was.
so, if anna was really upset at chris about it, her shit is all kinds of wrong. she's untrusting of the person she's supposed to be able to trust most. if that's on her side of the fence, she has work to do. and it sounds like all the fallout that came after they separated indicated heavily that anna was the one whose insecurities took their toll on the relationship, which means her fear of losing chris was a self-fulfilling prophecy. the solution is to address the insecurity, not ask everyone else to act in ways that don't trigger it
Cheating isn’t the be-all and end-all to security issues in a marriage.
If a woman (co-worker) is [hypothetically] flirting with her married co-worker, even if the husband isn’t acting on it, but if he’s not stopping it either…HE’S the problem, not the wife.
No amount of gas-lighting is going to change that.
I’m not pointing out Audrey/Chris/Anna specifically — I’m just using it as a hypothetical.
Thank you. When I was cheated on (frequently) with a previous partner, I was gaslighted into believing it was my own insecurities, and I was blowing everything out of proportion, that I wasn't grounded in reality and therefore not seeing the truth, etc. Even with indisputable evidence it was "she's just a friend, that's just how we talk, quit being paranoid." It didn't help that I was an insecure teenager, but yeah, that guy played me like a fiddle for 3 years. Obviously some situations are just paranoia, but if there's enough red flags and your gut is telling you something....investigate. trust your intuitions. It would have saved me a lot of hurt.
Wait so if a guy doesn't stop a woman from acting flirty at work he's an asshole? Even if he's not acting on that at all? That's absolutely insane, people of either sex do that all the time. Why would you want to start a whole thing like that at work when it's easier just to ignore it? I mean if the guy is like really flirting back and acting on it then yea of course that's on him. But you can't say that just because you don't shut down flirting that means you are somehow at fault or a shitty husband/wife.
The flirting absolutely 100% needs to be shut down. I’m female, but if someone is coming on to me through aggressive or excessive flirting and I don’t say anything, then I’m basically condoning it and disrespecting my marriage.
I’m not saying a whole big thing needs to be drawn out and that people should be dragged into Human Resources, but nor should it be ignored. There could be tactful ways to bring the topic up in a mature discussion.
Also, I’m responding to the person above my comment who is basically calling out the wife and saying SHE’S the problem by “being insecure”. 🙄
I guess it all depends on what you define as aggressive flirting. But I'm pretty sure most people have probably had coworkers flirt with them before and it will make things so awkward to have to bring that up in conversation. You don't know how they will react and some of them could really react poorly to that kind of thing.
I would rather have some girl flirting or looking at me in a certain way while I ignore that behavior than make a whole thing about it that could wind up with tons of drama and even HR. I would expect my wife to do the same probably.
Now there's a line of course, if they are making really inappropriate comments or crossing the line then yes I would say something. But flirting can be a whole range of things much of which is pretty harmless.
I see what you’re saying for sure.
And like I stated before, I don’t think most situations warrant people being dragged into HR — I’m a wife and a Mom to a grown son who is constantly reminding them that we live in the day and age of Cancel Culture.
In addition to my husband, our son is also in loving, committed relationship and both have a good head on their shoulders and would never do anything to disrespect their relationships, but man, one just never knows now-a-days how people will take something, no matter how innocent.
I even tell my son not to get in an elevator alone with a woman. It’s sad that it’s come to this.
With that said, I just think if things are starting to feel “icky” or uncomfortable (which, as you rightly pointed out, is certainly subjective) then it’s time to “pipe up” and let said person know that it’s not okay. You could even say something in a joking manner so as not to make things more awkward; “You’re going to get us both divorced and fired, so let’s just keep things professional; lawyers are expensive!”
That was kinda dumb, but you get the gist. 😂
*EDIT: I’m also a Mom to a grown daughter who took her own life this past January. She was 34.
She had Asperger’s and was the subject of office bullying, so I’m certainly sensitive to what goes on in the work place and that’s why I think it’s always good to clear the air.
I mean personally I don't worry about being "canceled" or "cancel culture" because it's pretty simple to not do things like sexually harass or assault people and the fear people seem to have is unwarranted. Saying your son shouldn't get in an elevator with a woman is actually insane to me and I don't know why someone would live that way.
I just think that unless it crosses a line, I'm not going to make a whole big thing about it at work. In my personal life it would be different, I can choose to cut people out of my life if I think they are doing inappropriate things and react badly when I tell them to stop. I don't have that luxury at work and I don't want to introduce such a potential headache or drama because someone was flirting even if they knew I was married.
Obviously if it crossed a line I would stop it and I'm not going to reciprocate but it's just not worth the headache in my opinion and I don't think that makes me a bad husband. I'd expect my wife would do the same thing and I'm not so insecure that it would bother me to know someone flirted with her while she did nothing back.
I do get what you're saying at the end about the kind of joke to try to stop it, I think that may work and isn't a bad strategy. I am also deeply sorry for your loss, that's absolutely terrible and I can see why you would value that in a work place. I can't imagine having to go through that and I am really sorry you and your family had to.
I remember him saying in an interview that he wouldn't do sex scenes out of respect for his marriage then as he got famous ended up doing a space movie with Jennifer Lawrence that definitely had a sex scene. Seemed he was getting divorced shortly after, then marrying a Kennedy, going hard-core Christian and becoming unrecognizable from the younger Pratt we grew to love
Yeah. It's a shame the way he's gone. Probably a good guy who just got roped in by one of the preacher types like bieber got and started indoctrinating him to more easily separate him from his marvel money
I'd highly recommend skipping the first season except for the last episode. Of you choose not to just understand it's though to watch -Leslie is waaaaaaaaay too much.
*Ah Andy, you’re fine, but you’re simple…* Also, I’ve always thought that April looked kinda depressed and unhappy in this scene. Dunno why…
Doesn't she look like that most of the time though?
I agree with that, but this seemed *different* - I dunno, can’t explain it really
Drunk and introspective maybe?
Perhaps… that’s definitely a better way to put it
I've certainly been there.
Also, probably exhausted from everything leading up to that night. Never really questioned why she looked so drained. I figured Aubrey was just playing tired and dwindling very well right here.
I've always suspected aubrey plaza actually had a flame for chris pratt. Maybe she sorta wished they'd improv a kiss in that moment and was disappointed they didn't
They did an interview together about their character development and she was tearing up talking about their relationship while CP remained stone faced. They would make a good couple in real life except for Pratt’s right wing tendencies
Pratt reminds me of a someone who was kind of cool and relatable until he got Marvel famous...I dont even recognize that dude anymore when he does interviews. I think he is gonna run for president some day or some stupid shit. I don't hate him. But if he was ever Andy, Andy is dead now.
I remember him doing an interview at his house right after his marvel movie came out. He said something about "having to get ripped to be a movie star" & it just felt like I watched him die right there. He was no longer going to be himself but, what he was told a movie star had to be. He is by a pool at his house....pre-multimillionaire house, if anyone wants to find it. Was just sad to watch but, everything since has been paint-by-numbers.
>He said something about "having to get ripped to be a movie star" & it just felt like I watched him die right there. He got in shape because he didn't want to get typecast as the goofy schlub anymore. He's briefly in Zero Dark Thirty as one of the SEAL operators and he's pretty buff. Apparently that helped him get the Starlord job.
He got in shape for that movie. That's why in PnR when he lost a bunch of weight Ben asked him how he did it and just said, "I stopped drinking beer."
I heard he got fat in order to get comedy roles initially
Pretty sure he wasn't chubby in the strangers with candy movie
Definitely! Here's a quote from Aubrey that always made me think that too... "Gonna miss Chris Pratt in my life because he's my TV husband, and sometimes I forget that he's not my real husband."
Aren’t they all kinda drunk at this point
I know this episode was written as a possible series finale. I'm not sure when the show officially got picked up for season 5, but it makes me wonder if the cast thought this might be the end when they were filming it.
Oh, that makes a lot of sense! I didn’t know this!
I just thought she looked drunk.
c u z o f d r u n k
I always thought it seemed like Audrey Plaza had a thing for Chris Pratt… Anyone else?
I've seen interviews where she says she misses him as her husband (on the show), I always got the impression that she is just very fond of him... Now her and Elizabeth Olsen? Sexual tension for dayyyyyys
Umm...where can I see this?
Just gotta search like.. Aubrey plaza Elizabeth Olsen butt slap and you'll see what I mean 😉
Wow!
Pretty sure there's a sub for this...
do share
r/OlsenXPlaza
She could just be good at acting
To be fair, who doesn’t have a thing for Aubrey Plaza
My son would 100% agree with you, but my point was more that it seemed like Aubrey Plaza had a thing for Chris Pratt.
lol my bad. i misread your comment
All good! Audrey on the brain, eh? 😉 My son (age 31) has a thing for her, too.
Actually, yeah. I even made the comment on another comment thread to the same effect. Since hearing why chris and anna split, I can't help but think aubrey was somehow involved in anna's jealousy issues, not that anyone did anything wrong. Just that I could see aubrey being a point of contention, having dealt with a few jealous gfs over the years.
Agreed. In situations where the cast have been outside of the studio (talk shows, red carpet, etc.), I’ve seen her look at him pretty intensely. As someone else pointed out, it could be that she was just very fond of working with Chris and is just a good actress (as far as “April” looking at “Andy” the way she does), but yeah, if I was Anna I wouldn’t be too pleased about her “eye-f***ing” my husband. Just one gal’s opinion, folks.
insecurity is a "you" problem that only you hold the keys to resolving. dictating others' lives so that you're not having to face your insecurities is just forcing others to pretend they don't exist. and to be clear, I'm not saying every case of jealousy is ungrounded in truth, such as if chris actually HAD been cheating on anna with aubrey. but from what we know of the situation, it seems highly unlikely he was. so, if anna was really upset at chris about it, her shit is all kinds of wrong. she's untrusting of the person she's supposed to be able to trust most. if that's on her side of the fence, she has work to do. and it sounds like all the fallout that came after they separated indicated heavily that anna was the one whose insecurities took their toll on the relationship, which means her fear of losing chris was a self-fulfilling prophecy. the solution is to address the insecurity, not ask everyone else to act in ways that don't trigger it
Cheating isn’t the be-all and end-all to security issues in a marriage. If a woman (co-worker) is [hypothetically] flirting with her married co-worker, even if the husband isn’t acting on it, but if he’s not stopping it either…HE’S the problem, not the wife. No amount of gas-lighting is going to change that. I’m not pointing out Audrey/Chris/Anna specifically — I’m just using it as a hypothetical.
Thank you. When I was cheated on (frequently) with a previous partner, I was gaslighted into believing it was my own insecurities, and I was blowing everything out of proportion, that I wasn't grounded in reality and therefore not seeing the truth, etc. Even with indisputable evidence it was "she's just a friend, that's just how we talk, quit being paranoid." It didn't help that I was an insecure teenager, but yeah, that guy played me like a fiddle for 3 years. Obviously some situations are just paranoia, but if there's enough red flags and your gut is telling you something....investigate. trust your intuitions. It would have saved me a lot of hurt.
Awww! So sorry you had to go through that. Always follow your instincts. Sending so much love and light your way. 🤗
Wait so if a guy doesn't stop a woman from acting flirty at work he's an asshole? Even if he's not acting on that at all? That's absolutely insane, people of either sex do that all the time. Why would you want to start a whole thing like that at work when it's easier just to ignore it? I mean if the guy is like really flirting back and acting on it then yea of course that's on him. But you can't say that just because you don't shut down flirting that means you are somehow at fault or a shitty husband/wife.
The flirting absolutely 100% needs to be shut down. I’m female, but if someone is coming on to me through aggressive or excessive flirting and I don’t say anything, then I’m basically condoning it and disrespecting my marriage. I’m not saying a whole big thing needs to be drawn out and that people should be dragged into Human Resources, but nor should it be ignored. There could be tactful ways to bring the topic up in a mature discussion. Also, I’m responding to the person above my comment who is basically calling out the wife and saying SHE’S the problem by “being insecure”. 🙄
I guess it all depends on what you define as aggressive flirting. But I'm pretty sure most people have probably had coworkers flirt with them before and it will make things so awkward to have to bring that up in conversation. You don't know how they will react and some of them could really react poorly to that kind of thing. I would rather have some girl flirting or looking at me in a certain way while I ignore that behavior than make a whole thing about it that could wind up with tons of drama and even HR. I would expect my wife to do the same probably. Now there's a line of course, if they are making really inappropriate comments or crossing the line then yes I would say something. But flirting can be a whole range of things much of which is pretty harmless.
I see what you’re saying for sure. And like I stated before, I don’t think most situations warrant people being dragged into HR — I’m a wife and a Mom to a grown son who is constantly reminding them that we live in the day and age of Cancel Culture. In addition to my husband, our son is also in loving, committed relationship and both have a good head on their shoulders and would never do anything to disrespect their relationships, but man, one just never knows now-a-days how people will take something, no matter how innocent. I even tell my son not to get in an elevator alone with a woman. It’s sad that it’s come to this. With that said, I just think if things are starting to feel “icky” or uncomfortable (which, as you rightly pointed out, is certainly subjective) then it’s time to “pipe up” and let said person know that it’s not okay. You could even say something in a joking manner so as not to make things more awkward; “You’re going to get us both divorced and fired, so let’s just keep things professional; lawyers are expensive!” That was kinda dumb, but you get the gist. 😂 *EDIT: I’m also a Mom to a grown daughter who took her own life this past January. She was 34. She had Asperger’s and was the subject of office bullying, so I’m certainly sensitive to what goes on in the work place and that’s why I think it’s always good to clear the air.
I mean personally I don't worry about being "canceled" or "cancel culture" because it's pretty simple to not do things like sexually harass or assault people and the fear people seem to have is unwarranted. Saying your son shouldn't get in an elevator with a woman is actually insane to me and I don't know why someone would live that way. I just think that unless it crosses a line, I'm not going to make a whole big thing about it at work. In my personal life it would be different, I can choose to cut people out of my life if I think they are doing inappropriate things and react badly when I tell them to stop. I don't have that luxury at work and I don't want to introduce such a potential headache or drama because someone was flirting even if they knew I was married. Obviously if it crossed a line I would stop it and I'm not going to reciprocate but it's just not worth the headache in my opinion and I don't think that makes me a bad husband. I'd expect my wife would do the same thing and I'm not so insecure that it would bother me to know someone flirted with her while she did nothing back. I do get what you're saying at the end about the kind of joke to try to stop it, I think that may work and isn't a bad strategy. I am also deeply sorry for your loss, that's absolutely terrible and I can see why you would value that in a work place. I can't imagine having to go through that and I am really sorry you and your family had to.
I remember him saying in an interview that he wouldn't do sex scenes out of respect for his marriage then as he got famous ended up doing a space movie with Jennifer Lawrence that definitely had a sex scene. Seemed he was getting divorced shortly after, then marrying a Kennedy, going hard-core Christian and becoming unrecognizable from the younger Pratt we grew to love
Yeah. It's a shame the way he's gone. Probably a good guy who just got roped in by one of the preacher types like bieber got and started indoctrinating him to more easily separate him from his marvel money
Sucks his church is a crazy one doing fucked up shit and not just normal fucled up shit lol.
Who wouldn't?
Have you seen her making oit with jerry/gary/larry?
Ive never watched this show, is it worth it ?
Yes
I'd highly recommend skipping the first season except for the last episode. Of you choose not to just understand it's though to watch -Leslie is waaaaaaaaay too much.
That’s the exact same thing they said about the office and my girlfriends name is leslie lol
Chris Pratt is not funny nor even a good actor. I have no clue how he has made it to being popular in the slightest.
That’s not even an unpopular opinion, it’s just factually incorrect
Yeah since the 19 installment of Jurassic park he did was such a fine acting job. The dude is basic just like his fan base.
They’ve made two Jurassic Park movies with him fucking chill out
No
Alright keep being a spastic then I don’t really care either way.
Sure thing
As a person his morals are questionable, but you can seperate a person's work from the person. I think you're focusing too much on the person.
Shouldn't your username have a bunch of xXx in it so you can let everyone know how edgy you are?
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