>>109 I didn't mean I necessarily agree with her. I also think it started fake, and is likely to remain so, though it may possibly develop into something (due to Stockholm Syndrome, as much as anything).

I just thought it was an interesting perspective as a matter of generality. We are very cynical about what people will do for publicity, but it suggests that maybe what is more likely to happen is that two stars get involved because they like each other, they met on set, whatever - but very quickly their publicists start running the show. Then the kernel of honesty at the centre gets so overwhelmed that after a time even the participants can't remember what it was, and can't tell truth from fiction. Then they break up, and the cycle starts again.