Kirsten Dunst has reportedly become tired of people mispronouncing her name and has decided to give up on trying to get people to correctly pronounce her name. The “Bring It On” actor recently made an appearance in a new TikTok video for Town & Country magazine. The clip showed the actor explaining how she does not really care if anyone pronounces her name incorrectly, as in her experience, almost everyone mispronounces it. She also revealed how to say her name correctly in the TikTok video.
Kirsten Dunst has given up trying to get people to pronounce her name correctly
A TikTok video from Town & Country magazine featuring actor Kirsten Dunst has gone viral. It displayed the “Spider-Man” actor disclosing that everybody messes up the correct pronunciation of her name. And, she got so tired of it that she decided to give up on correcting people. She went on to reveal that her name, Kirsten, should be pronounced “Keersten.”
However, in the TikTok video, Kirsten Dunst then questioned, “But who cares?” While laughing, she further explained, “Everyone messes up my name.” She continued, “So I give up, I don’t care.” In the video, the “Civil War” actor could be seen donning a gorgeous midi dress in silver with beaded detailing. She looked glamorous and chic in that look.
Kirsten Dunst is currently promoting her upcoming film, “Roofman.” The actor is playing one of the most significant roles, a single mother named Leigh Wainscott, in the film. It is a crime comedy drama movie helmed by Derek Cianfrance. He also serves as the screenplay writer for the film, along with Kirt Gunn.
Apart from Dunst, the main cast list for the new movie also includes Channing Tatum, Ben Mendelsohn, Uzo Aduba, Peter Dinklage, Juno Temple, LaKeith Stanfield, Emory Cohen, Melonie Diaz and Lily Collias, among others.
“Roofman” is all set to make its debut in theaters in the United States on Friday, October 10.
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