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Originally Posted by Sculpt
script... payment... film budget... other actors... other films the director and production company has made. And by that, he'd know if it's likely to be trash. Still, even if the budget is small and the past directors work has been poor, there's always a small chance it will be a good film. But it's hard to get past a weak script.
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That's good stuff. But as you say there would always some chance involved.
What I'm wondering about is the point
beyond the speculation of script, money, cast, & crew when the actors know - with metaphysical certainty - that the film they're in is a festering pile of road-kill.
I'm sure it's different for each individual actor and film but - with so many films out there - might there be a "typical point" at which this epiphany occurs for the bulk of actors on the majority of films?
If there is a way to figure a "typical point", I'm missing it.
