Sydney Sweeney is Glamour's Woman of the Year

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Sydney Sweeney is Glamour’s Woman of the Year! ✨

There’s no question the #AnyoneButYou star has already “made it.” It’s what comes next that will make her a Hollywood legend. At the link, read as the #GlamourWOTY talks about what she sees for the road ahead, why she feels she’s… pic.twitter.com/4NiyPSBy8x
- Glamour (@glamourmag) October 3, 2024

Comments

[godrevypoint]

Having watched Anyone But You I can confidently say she has the charisma of a wet rag and the way she talks is grating. Very pretty though.

[yankeesarelove]

her and Blake Lively both sound like they have cotton in their mouths and it drives me up the wall lol

[nomoneyfun]

I like her a lot but I think she has a limited acting range. Hollywood is so damn ageist, so I think this is the trade-off that a lot of young actresses face. Trying to get into the industry when they're young means they bypass training

[tippythepoodle]

Is pretty in the room with us?

[anterrabre]

She looks really cute here.

[squirrels_oh_no]

Anyone But You was terrible and not even the writer reviewing her own movie multiple times on Letterboxd can save it.

[quinnmorgendorf]

Wait is this a joke or is this a thing that is happening omg.

[squirrels_oh_no]

Oh yes, the co-writer (I think she was the initial writer and then the director did some rewrites of his own) has reviewed it more than once.

https://letterboxd.com/ilanawolpert/film/anyone-but-you/

https://letterboxd.com/ilanawolpert/film/anyone-but-you/1/

https://letterboxd.com/ilanawolpert/film/anyone-but-you/2/

[bellwetherr]

i think she's super cute but she is deeply baffling as an actress

[scriptedending]

I come from a family where I saw my parents lose everything, and I am terrified of that. That fear will always be instilled in me. I'm a huge saver. I don't just go and spend money. I like to invest. I like real estate. I like making, hopefully, smart choices with the money I'm making. But I don't think I'll ever actually feel comfortable.

As someone whose parents were always broke despite working full-time, and then divorced and declared bankruptcy.... I feel this in my bones. Money was a constant struggle for so much of my life that once it finally wasn't, it was a huge relief and weight off my shoulders. But at the same time, I am always waiting for the other shoe to drop, so I am very careful with what we have, and know that it goes quick if you're not smart with it. Seeing people drop tons of money on super expensive cars and designer bags and stuff - absolutely their prerogative, but I just cannot rationalize spending money like that.

Fame doesn't last forever. You make one wrong move, [and] it's gone.Can't relate to this bit

[espressotorte]

I look at the handbags sub on Reddit and I just marvel at how differently some people live in that respect. Granted some people sell their bags after a while if they aren't using them and I love a great bag, but at some point it's like why?

[sweetwaterlane]

i like following that sub but IA. Even if i think of (some of) those bags as investments, i'd be far too nervous something would happen to them and the money would be wasted.

Not to mention even most designer bags seem to be made in unethical conditions.

[steffi_333]

I grew up privileged poor if that makes sense… like I went to private school and lived in a big house and traveled a lot, but my dad was lying about finances, including paying the mortgage and our school fees