Miles Teller explains decade-long refusal to do profile interviews following 2015 Esquire article
Miles Teller revealed in an interview at Cannes that he stopped doing profile interviews for over a decade after a 2015 Esquire piece by Anna Peele called him a dick and characterized him as arrogant. Teller said the experience made him distrust written profiles, fearing misquotes and misrepresentation. Social media users have questioned the sincerity of his media ban following the original piece.
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Daily Wire focuses on Teller's rationale for the ban and his philosophy about media integrity; NY Post emphasizes social media skepticism about his sincerity.
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“'Top Gun: Maverick' Star Reveals What Led To His Decade-Long Interview Refusal”
“'Top Gun' actor defends his reputation after self-imposed, decade-long media ban from 'mishandled' profile”
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Teller expressed his concerns about misquoting and misrepresentation in written profiles
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