Actress Salma Hayek thinks a &ldquo;no more selfies&rdquo; rule is a great idea for the red carpet.
<img title="Salma Hayek" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2014/jun/Salma-Hayek.jpg" alt="Salma Hayek" width="650" height="671" /> Salma Hayek
Organisers of the 2015 Cannes International Film Festival asked celebrities to refrain from taking photographs on their mobile phones while attending events. Hayek is supportive of enforcing a selfie ban on the red carpet.
"There's a time for everything. (Cannes is) a magical, special place, and it's important to be present, and it's important that it's exclusive. No more selfies," hollywoodreporter.com quoted Hayek as saying.
Several of Hayek&rsquo;s contemporaries also weighed in on the subject.
Actress Amy Poehler is blown away by how vain pop culture has become recently.
&ldquo;It is amazing how much people like their own face these days, and how much they like to show it," she said.
Colin Farrell doesn&rsquo;t mind selfies too much, he thinks they&rsquo;re fine. But the actor prefers taking candid shots to posing for a contrived photograph.
&ldquo;It's just capturing the effort to lean into the capturing," he explained.

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