What would your reaction be if you knew the answer to the favorites of your celebrity crush, but it turned out that they lied all along and scripted their answers to make them relatable to the audience?
Created by Joe Sabia, a reality series titled “73 Questions” was released this fall season for viewers to enjoy as it features some of the most loved celebrities answering 73 questions, including What’s your favorite beverage? What is your favourite cake?, and What Is Your Favourite Movie?
Well, the reality series filmed in one shot kicked off with a good start but caught fire from fans after they noticed small details that appeared scripted to gain viewers’ interest, thus generating revenue for the series to continue.
Directed by Joe Sabia and Vincent Peone, it starred some of the most loved celebrity crushes of viewers answering the 73 questions, including Weston Green, Joe Sabia, Sarah Jessica Parker, Amy Adams, and Reese Witherspoon.
Produced by Craig Jenest, Joe Sabia, and Christian Peone, the series has kept the viewers engaged even though several suspects the answers to the 73 questions asked are scripted, but they keep hoping that the answers are accurate as they continue watching the series.
Released in 2014, 73 Questions is a rapid-fire one-take digital series that is voiced by Joe Sabia and features celebrities answering the questions that are developed by Vogue. They have hooked the viewers on the series since it first appeared on people’s screens, as it featured some favorites of the viewers, but over time, it became obvious that the series has elements scripted into it along with the questions that the celebrities answer.
Is 73 questions scripted?
Well, to answer what sparked the viewers to question the authenticity of the series, it was a recently released episode of the series that featured Hailey because her answers were overly polite and suggestive.
Honestly, everyone who has watched the series will have noticed that the answers to the questions given by celebrities are similar in some ways, with some celebrities going in depth with their answer to a question while others just brush on the topic.
In simple terms, everyone knows the questions are scripted, but now everyone has also realized that the answers to the same questions are also scripted and well-rehearsed before the celebrities come on screen to answer the 73 questions set by Vogue.
Well, when the creator of the reality series was asked about the authenticity of the answers to the Vogue 73 questions, he denied the allegations about the answers being fake while continuing to justify his answer by stating that celebrities have a different way of answering the question, as some of them will share their experiences in depth while others will brush up on them.
Well, the reality series has the celebrities answer the 73 questions while giving a tour of their house to the interviewer, as the questions are non-invasive, and they scripted the answers in a way to make them more likable to the audience.
The celebrities have time to show off their house while being interviewed and get clicks for Vogue, as there are several fans of these celebrities who love to know every little detail of their lives, including their daily routines and favorite beverages.
The cringe level in these scripted videos is a little too high, not in a good way that makes you feel warm but that makes you uncomfortable with political views and polishing on their relationship with their partner. The celebrities appearing in the series might receive a script before they appear on the series with the answers to the 73 questions that will make them more likable amongst their fans.
So, overall, it isn’t clear if the 73 questions are scripted or not, as there is no confirmation from the crew or the cast members—that is, the celebrities who have appeared in the series—but the videos appear to have been scripted.
