"Me and Cooper Hoffman have this bit where we're like, 'we've gotta get rid of those nepobabies'. And then when someone says '...aren't you guys that?', it's like 'if one of your parents is dead, it's fine. That's the rule'."
"Lily Rose Depp previously disputed that her parentage had helped her secure roles, stating, 'I can definitely say that nothing is going to get you the part except for being right for the part.'"
"Dakota Johnson dismissed scrutiny of Hollywood nepobabies as 'incredibly annoying and boring', while Emma Roberts claimed she's actually lost jobs over her famous family."
Michael Gandolfini and Cooper Hoffman, both actors and sons of famous parents, have developed a humorous response to being labeled 'nepobabies'. During an appearance on The Downside podcast, Michael shared their bit about needing to eliminate nepobabies, stating that if one of your parents is deceased, it exempts you from the label. This lighthearted approach contrasts with other celebrity offspring who have taken a more serious stance on the impact of their parentage in Hollywood.
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