Rupert Everett Slams Beyoncé, Rihanna And Miley

Bitterness has a face

Rupert Everett, most famous for his roles in "My Best Friend's Wedding", "Shakespeare In Love" and Madonna's infamous "The Next Best Thing", has never really kept his opinions to himself and has started a feud with every celebrity out there.

He once defined Jeniffer Aniston's movies as "tasteless", declared Colin Firth's performance in "Mamma Mia!" to be "almost a careericide", branded Madonna an "old whiny barmaid", implied that George Clooney isn't a very smart man, said that Robert De Niro and Al Pacino are just tragic parodies of themselves and revealed that he couldn't imagine anything worse than being raised by two gay dads, despite being a gay man himself.

Let's just say he doesn't really have a filter nor, some would say, a lot of common sense. And let's also add that he comes across as a complete and utter bitter old man.

Well, now he's gone and done it again, but this time Beyoncé, Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, Miley Cyrus and in a way, Lady Gaga, were slammed by the actor.

Ugly, slutty and fat?

According to Yahoo Canada, during an interview with Event magazine, the 54 year old said:

"I grew up with the idea of female beauty being delicate with long, slim legs, now it’s terribly ‘in’ for women to have these huge great legs with massive thighs. Rihanna has them, Kim Kardashian has them, Beyonce has them, with her elephant ankles and gigantic arse.  I think it’s the reason these great big clumpy shoes are fashionable – to support these huge legs they all have."

Isn't that just lovely? He then went on to talk about some of the women in the pop music World:

"Terribly conventional"

"All these girls in pop, from Miley Cyrus to Beyonce to Rihanna, overtly sell sex. They are practically naked in their videos. Gaga is the most interesting of the lot of them, she does have true ideas, although her music is terribly conventional."

He said something nice about Gaga, but he made sure it was followed by a little dig. Phew!

He had positive words about the One Direction boys though:

"I do like One Direction, though. Particularly Harry Styles. I was in ITV Towers the other day and they were all coming out of the lift in front of me. Harry Styles actually stopped to open the door for me. That's manners. Good manners. If there's one thing I admire it's good manners."

Open the door open for Rupert if you want him to like you

Good manners? The irony.