Gossip: Joaquin Phoenix
Joaquin Phoenix’s two-year-long public meltdown was indeed a hoax, said HuffingtonPost.com.
Joaquin Phoenix’s two-year-long public meltdown was indeed a hoax, said HuffingtonPost.com. Casey Affleck, who directed I’m Still Here, the film that purports to chronicle the actor’s descent into disheveled madness, this week confirmed speculation that Phoenix was acting the entire time. “It’s the performance of his career,” said Affleck. The mock documentary portrays the actor as drug-addled and out of touch with reality, as he rejects Hollywood and tries to launch an improbable rap career.
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