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    Scarlett Johansson missed the Cannes premiere of “Paper Tiger,” so director James Gray tried to FaceTime her during the film’s standing ovation. She didn’t answer.
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    Scarlett Johansson missed the Cannes premiere of “Paper Tiger,” so director James Gray tried to FaceTime her during the film’s standing ovation. She didn’t answer.


    Scarlett Johansson missed the Cannes premiere of “Paper Tiger,” so director James Gray tried to FaceTime her during the film’s standing ovation. She didn’t answer.



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    1. SpaceKace_123 on

      These standing ovation longer than a minute are so incredibly bizarre and awkward.

    4. innocentsalad on

      I mean what time was it where they are and what time zone was she in when he called because 2pm in France is like 5 am in LA

    5. NefariousGooch on

      James Gray is a fucking loser so if I was Scarlett Johansson I’d ignore him regardless of how good the movie was

    6. CrotasScrota84 on

      A crowd giving a standing ovation for a movie while the actors and director is in the audience

      I’m shocked

    8. ludvikskp on

      If she were available, she would have attended. They set themselves up with that cringe Facetime moment

    10. beerforbears on

      Why do people keep making these massively public calls? I mean I understand not picking up to JD for any reason but maybe try to make the phone call a bit more surreptitiously to see if they even pick up first

    12. PapaYoppa on

      These standing ovations need to stop, like the longest these should last is 1-2 minutes 😂

    13. GPhex on

      No millennial is going to answer that sort of call from a boomer unless it’s a parent. There are no exceptions to this rule.

    15. edchoch69 on

      Hollywood unscripted. These assholes force randos to clap forever, it’s just a joke. And them being caught in an awkward moment while a woman doesn’t answer their call is hilarious.