Tom Blyth Says ‘Hunger Games’ Fanfare Was Short-Lived and ‘Calmed Down Quickly’: ‘Everything’s Hot for a Minute and Then the Next Thing Comes Out’
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Tom Blyth, who recently starred as a young Coriolanus Snow in 'The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes,' reflects on the fleeting nature of fame that comes with major film roles. Despite the film's impressive box office success, grossing nearly $350 million worldwide, Blyth notes that the excitement surrounding such projects often diminishes quickly. This insight highlights the transient nature of celebrity in Hollywood, reminding us that while a film can achieve great success, the spotlight can shift rapidly to the next big thing.
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