STARDOM QUOTES

quotations about stardom

Stardom quote

I have never felt that I am a star. It never came to my mind. The day you start feeling it, you will move back ... it will be a disaster.

SRIDEVI

"Sridevi reveals what stardom is for her", News Nation, July 2, 2017


The main ingredient of stardom, is the rest of the team.

JOHN WOODEN

They Call Me Coach


Stardom isn't a profession; it's an accident.

LAUREN BACALL

attributed, The Wordsworth Dictionary of Quotations

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I sniffed stardom. But my nose betrayed me.

TALLULAH BANKHEAD

Tallulah: My Autobiography


Rhymes, cash, weed, cars
ghetto celebrities
hood movie stars
Let's take it back to the old skool

ARMAND VAN HELDEN

"Hood Movie Star"


There is a price for stardom, and, unfortunately, one's family shares in the payment.

HELEN HAYES

On Reflection: An Autobiography


Ah, everybody wanna pass as cats
We all wanna be big, big stars
Yeah, but we got different reasons for that
Believe in me 'cause I don't believe in anything
And I, I wanna be someone to believe
To believe, to believe
Yeah

COUNTING CROWS

"Mr. Jones"


The road to stardom is littered with drunken reps.

PJ POWERS

PJ Powers: Here I Am


Stardom is just an uneasy seat on top of a tricky toboggan.

FREDRIC MARCH

attributed, IMDb


Stardom is just such an access point. It is here we meet, non-reciprocally, the 'faces' who help us to form our social and personal identities.

STEPHEN HINERMAN

"Star Culture", Culture in the Communication Age


Treat me tonight like a movie star
Who never die
Always surrounded by girls like you
Kill all my loneliness

BLACKFIELD

"The Hole in Me"


The star-maker pulled his strings
He gave her golden wings
But vicious snakes invade her world
With cigarettes and purple pills

MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT

"Starmartyr"


Stardom is the perfect vehicle for cultural production in a mass-mediated, modern world. What better lure than consistent, recognizable, attractive, marketable commodities available for public display that can ensure relative predictability in a business that is historically unpredictable?

STEPHEN HINERMAN

"Star Culture", Culture in the Communication Age


Mmmm I got a plan
Yeah, you got a plan
Gotta plan ahead
I got a plan that'll make you a star
Make you go rich, make you go far
Take your life and throw it on a bus
Make you feel like you make a fuss
Bright ideas and a fast hill too
Make you feel like you got feet of glue
Shining star
Shining star
Shining star, yeah
Take my soul, take my soul, take soul, take my soul

INXS

"Shining Star"


Don't be so obsessed with stardom that you miss out on success.

RASHEED OGUNLARU

attributed, Great Reflections on Success


Miyama hotel disco bar
He asks if she's a movie star
Her eyes light up they're going far
No time for a room -- it happened too soon
Now they're makin' love in her rent-a-car

JIMMY BUFFETT

"Love in Decline", Riddles in the Sand


Hollywood stardom is industrially produced fame, generated at numerous points across film development, principal photography, post-production, marketing, physical distribution, exhibition, reviewing and consumption. Rather than the source, the individual is the outcome in the production of stardom.

PAUL MCDONALD

Hollywood Stardom


And I'm tryin' to make some friends
So if you see that movie star and me
If you see my picture in a magazine
Or if you fall asleep by the bedroom TV
Well honey I'm just tryin' to make some sense
Outta' me

COUNTING CROWS

"Los Angeles"


Stardom is a complex signifying system overlaid onto the identity of an actual person and is a product of mass media circuits in which everything that is said or written about a given public person produces a mediated persona that seems real, that seems connected to an actual historical person, but which is actually a tissue of discourse and images.

JOSEPHINE DOLAN

"THE QUEEN: Ageing Femininity & Monarchy", Aging, Performance, and Stardom: Doing Age on the Stage of Consumerist Culture


I did what I could to inflate the rumor I was on my way to stardom. What I was on my way to, by any mathematical standards known to man, was oblivion, by way of obscurity.

TALLULAH BANKHEAD

Tallulah: My Autobiography

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