good project idea but really bad acting

Don't you hate it when you can't help but wonder if the actor (The girl in this case) is actually like that in real life

To see the future you only need to study history.

#5 ...and watch helplessly while others who didn't studied history repeat it...

#3 That would be "actress"...? It's a perfectly good word. Then no need to say "the girl".
A bit like saying "The person. Oh, by the way, female." Pointless when we already have the vocabulary. PC has limits after which it becomes senseless.

Ha-ha, the slippery slope of sublimation! Funny stuff!

#3. I'd say that if you find yourself wondering that, then she did a pretty good job of acting (sorry #7, 'actressing') in the first place.

#9 I'm surprised to see you confusing noun and verb...

#10 It's called poetic licence.
I'm surprised you didn't get that.

#7 Are you as irritating as this in your real life, I bet any people you work or study with, think you are a right tosser. To put you right because you are wrong a lot of female's in the acting profession prefer to be called 'Actors'

Am I the only one here that thinks #11 and #12 are the same person? The only question I have is which one is Chrome and which is Firefox?

#13 Yes you are the only one here, the rest of us have moved on. Do try and keep up

#11 and #12 are totally different persons, but they are dating in the comment section of various videos.

#12 No difference between male and female actors? Hmmm... sounds familiar
So is that like a double negative mind trick on that issue? Or is it Hollywood actors all wanting to be number one by removing actress from their vocabulary?
Either way, I'm for using the female variations of words with the intent of specifying to avoid confusion. That's why we came up with most of them. We use man and woman instead of just human, don't we? Only the ones that do not make sense whatsoever and were just created out of political correctness are annoying to me.

Here's another slant, it should be noted that the term 'actress' has in the past carried the connotation of prostitute, and for this reason therefore, quite understandably many female actors prefer to be refereed to as actors.

#7 & #16 As anyone who follows entertainment news has become aware over the last decade or so, most thespians of the female persuasion now refer to themselves as actors, not actresses.