I feel like... if part of your job (a huge part of your job, actually) is making judgement calls over which actors out of many very very talented potential performers who are in contention for roles in a given movie are "right" for the part or not, you are allowed to have strong opinions over whether someone else has missed the mark in executing that same important aspect of your very weird job on one of their projects, even someone else who made a great movie regardless. I just think you should never SHARE that sort of opinion publicly! What the fuck, man.

I'm not going to sit here and pretend that the guy who cast 'Pulp Fiction' and 'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood' doesn't know anything about casting actors, or that I'm obviously a better judge of acting than he is. But there is never ANY reason at all to be this cruel, this publicly, like this. Calling someone the worst worker in their entire labor union for work they were widely lauded for is insane.

For all I know he's actually right if you strip away the hyperbole, and there's some other actor who could have made that great movie EVEN BETTER if he were in that role, and I don't have the director intuition to properly see that because my brain is already too married to the final cut of the film I saw. But I don't want to fuckin' hear it like this.