Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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Not doing the press is *incredibly* self-centered. The people that made the film had many actors to choose from, but they gave the role to Mo'Nique thinking that she would do the press that is necessary to promote the film. Then Mo'Nique acts like a diva and doesn't do the press and she isn't even thinking about the people that put their trust in her. She isn't thinking about all the people that busted their ass making the film who are at her mercy. Press and marketing of a film are key elements that can mean the difference between a blockbuster and a bomb.
There are only a few people who can do the press for this film and if she doesn't do her job, it isn't just a matter of her award, it's about all the other people that worked on the film that desperately want it to be a success so that their careers can get a boost too.
Right, Mo'Nique shouldn't care about a film she's already done. Who cares about the people that put their money up to produce the film, who cares about the other actors who don't have their own show, who cares that this may be their one and only shot at success, who cares about the director who worked his/her guts out making the movie? Mo'Nique has her own show now, she can't be bothered to help others get their chance too. Who cares that demanding money to do the press for the film makes you look like a money grubbing scumbag? Coming off like that to the public can't possibly hurt the ratings for her show, right? I mean, actors don't need to worry about their image, do they? Going on talk shows and entertainment shows won't do anything to increase her popularity and perhaps boost the ratings of her show exponentially. No, of course not. Poor Mo'Nique, we don't want her to relive the terror on Letterman. I wonder what's next, is she going to ask the viewers to shove a dollar in the television when her show is on? Sorry, that's a dollar too much for me.