This television A-lister keeps bringing his daughter with him to the set of his latest show because he doesn’t believe in nannies. The crew and some cast are super irritated because she keeps ruining takes and slows things down. Apparently she’s a little bit of a hellion and has broken some equipment. We’d be mad too we guess, but you can’t blame the guy for trying to be a good dad. He claims he is only bringing her to spend time with her between takes.
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15 comments:
There's nothing wrong with nannies. He could hire one for while he's on set. No excuses because he has the income. Irresponsible.
Probably he is a cheapo hahahaha.
Could be Patrick Dempsey. He has an 8 year old daughter. IDK, where his 2 baby boys would be during this time though.
What an idiot. Like rebellious just said-you can hire a nanny who you bring to the set to keep an eye on the child while you are filming. I am sure there is a quiet area that the nanny can keep the child occupied and he can pop in and out between his shoots. People do it all the time!
BTW-where is the mother? Must be a single dad.
work is work. i mean, my dad didn't bring me everyday into the office to "try and be a good dad". get a ffffing nanny.
Eh, he's clearly trying to piss off the production execs so that they'll offer to pay for his nanny. Cheap but brilliant bastard.
David Caruso has a 3 year old daughter with his ex-gf as well as a 5 year old son.
just throwing it out there.
Jon Cryer is weird enough to make an argument like that about nannies and has a strange enough background with ex's. But it's just a wild guess.
Not Caruso, nor Cryer. I think it would be some weirdo who was too cheap to pay a nanny.
BTW, if it was Caruso, Cryer, or some biggie, the show would have insisted on the nanny being with them.
I am going with Patrick.
At first I thought it was a nice gesture of the guy to bring the kid with him, whether she is a hellion or not. But now that I think about it, it sounds like she is spending a lot of time unsupervised for lengthy periods of time. What if she wanders off set? Or what if someone snatches her? At the very least, she could possibly get hurt on the set if she is playing with the equipment. And if she does get hurt, guess whose fault it will be? Productions! The producers should either pay for a nanny to protect themselves, or tell the guy he can't bring a child to that enviroment.
I can't even begin to tell you how much I enjoy it when co-workers bring their children to work. Really, I can't.
Wow. What a judgemental crew we have in today!
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