De Cordova speculated that a star was created by the publics appreciations of

there work. In the case of Cinema, a celebrity would need to be seen in numerous films

and adopt different roles, so that the star would then increase his audience; for they

would all appreciate a different role he/she can play.

To become a celebrity, there would already need to be an audience in the desired

medium so that someone could see them perform. The continuous appearance of the star

would leave the fan wanting two things, a similar role to what we had seen them do

before, and something new to the character, so we can see even more of what the star is

capable off. He also speculated that the star does not need to be constantly seen

throughout the film, that there absences can even help them become more famous, as the

audience will desire to see them when they are not on screen, so that when they do show,

there appreciation of them grows more. He also speculates that the modern star is less of

an attraction as the stars of year ago. This argument can be supported by the idea that

Throughout the last few years, the magician David Blane has amazed the world

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