Post by Sharon on May 13, 2008 12:48:58 GMT -5
Dit is eigenlijk ook een beetje nieuws maar ik zet het toch maar hier neer.
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Most Hollywood stars have plastic surgery in order to get film roles - but actress Rose McGowan may have lost a part after allegedly having "work" done.
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The Italian-born, American-raised star has seen her career take off in the last year, with roles in 2006 film The Black Dahlia, this year's Tarantino gorefest Death Proof and Robert Rodriguez's sister movie Planet Terror.
Following that, McGowan was favourite to take the female lead in violent action flick Speed Racer, which is based on a 1960s Japanese animated series. But NYDN reports that casting directors changed their mind after suspecting her of having plastic surgery, which they thought made her unrecognisable to audiences.
McGowan, 34, has admitted to having plastic surgery for an eye injury related to a car accident. But casting sceptics suspect she has had much more done, and that it cost her the role.
"The studio felt like she was hard to recognise and worried that by the time the movie hit cinemas, fans might not know who she was," a source told NYDN.
A rep for the actress said "she was not pursuing this role."
Instead, the part has now been given to Christina Ricci, who will join Emile Hirsch, Susan Sarandon, Matthew Fox and John Goodman.
bron: charmed-net
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Most Hollywood stars have plastic surgery in order to get film roles - but actress Rose McGowan may have lost a part after allegedly having "work" done.
(Advertisement)
The Italian-born, American-raised star has seen her career take off in the last year, with roles in 2006 film The Black Dahlia, this year's Tarantino gorefest Death Proof and Robert Rodriguez's sister movie Planet Terror.
Following that, McGowan was favourite to take the female lead in violent action flick Speed Racer, which is based on a 1960s Japanese animated series. But NYDN reports that casting directors changed their mind after suspecting her of having plastic surgery, which they thought made her unrecognisable to audiences.
McGowan, 34, has admitted to having plastic surgery for an eye injury related to a car accident. But casting sceptics suspect she has had much more done, and that it cost her the role.
"The studio felt like she was hard to recognise and worried that by the time the movie hit cinemas, fans might not know who she was," a source told NYDN.
A rep for the actress said "she was not pursuing this role."
Instead, the part has now been given to Christina Ricci, who will join Emile Hirsch, Susan Sarandon, Matthew Fox and John Goodman.
bron: charmed-net
