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Gender is the social and cultural construction of a person’s sex and sexuality. It plays a big role in star identity, it dictates how we see the star, and leads the audience to make assumptions. ...
There are lots of issues that can be raised with regard to star identity, in this essay I aim to look at the way women in this industry, portray themselves and indeed are portrayed. I will look at famous stars from the early years of cinema and the stars that are most predominant today and will examine the roles they play, the image they project off camera and the image the fans imprint on them. I intend to looks at all the factors that bring about this so-called “Star Identity”, including appearance, personality, roles they play and media attention. ...
This comparison is very different with regard to actors. ... This surely cannot be coincidence; Cher has chosen the roles that mirror her star persona. ...
Today, all of the famous female Film stars use their gender to construct an identity for themselves. ...
Meg Ryan is an actress who is constantly changing her identity and currently is ranked eighth in the highest paid actors in Hollywood. ...
Do these changes in identity benefit her? ...
The Olsen Twins, Mary-Kate and Ashley are another prime example of gender and star identity. ... The gender of the twins has probably been the reason for their success. ... Tabloids newspapers are far more obsessed with females, because the female star appeals to both men and women. ... They are working in predominately male roles, and are so proving gender isn’t an issue. ... Female stars are using they identity to introduce a more even-handed approach.
Approximate Word count = 1573
Approximate Pages = 6.3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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