‘The Grinch changed my life’: 2000 Christmas movie actress reveals she was bullied at school for role

It was in 2000 when director Ron Howard brought to the big screen “The Grinch”, the classic work of Dr. Seuss about a villain who tries to do everything to ruin Christmas for the residents of a small town. .

In the film that won over millions, Jim Carrey played the furry green man, while Cindy Lou Quien, the little girl who taught him Christmas magic, was played by Taylor Momsen.

“I think people love the Grinch simply because the heart of the story is very sweet, comforting and has a very good message,” she told the Today Show. It was his most important role in Hollywood.

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Taylor Momsem and bullying after the Grinch

“The Grinch changed my life in many ways: one of them was that they constantly made fun of me,” this is how Momsem revealed her past as a victim of bullying for the “Podcrushed” podcast, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

And the composer, who was 7 years old at the time, was discriminatingly called “Grinch Girl”, a nickname that constantly followed her regardless of the fact that she changed schools for her acting career.

“Every time I started a new school or went somewhere else, I don’t think the kids even knew my name,” said the young woman who played Jenny Humphrey in the famous series “Gossip Girl” in 2007.

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The artist is currently almost completely devoted to the life of a rock star, which can be seen on her Instagram profile, where she usually shares some of her experiences in the music industry with her 1.8 million followers.

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