It looks that we are witness of new Hollywood trend this days. Every day new actress decides to bare it all for some magazine or movie role. Jeniffer Aniston had done it for GQ magazine, Jessica Biel and Marisa Tomei done it for nightclub dancer’s movie role.
Jennifer Aniston bares all for GQ!
Wearing just a necktie, Jennifer Aniston has bared all for the latest cover of GQ magazine.
And accompanying the saucy January cover is a rather sassy interview of the Friends star, where she addresses rumors about John Mayer. “I am not having his baby. And I have not popped the question,” People quoted her as saying.
Jessica Biel bares all in “Powder Blue”
Jessica Biel has left nothing to imagination as she has bare it all in an upcoming movie “Powder Blue”.
In the film, the girlfriend of singer Justin Timberlake is playing the role of a nightclub dancer, reports the Sun. The movie sees Jessica revealing her fabulous figure in her raunchy role as Rose-Johnny.
Meanwhile, the actress has expressed gratitude for her naturally attractive looks. The ‘7th Heaven’ actress has no qualms in admitting that her beauty played a major role in getting her noticed and in helping her carve a niche in Hollywood.
Marisa Tomei bares all in “Wrestler”
American actress Marisa Tomei bares all in what has been said to be her most sizzling movie scenes to date.
Marisa, 44, who plays a nightclub dancer in the Oscar-touted new movie “The Wrestler”, and has proved that she still has the looks and body for the part.
She revealed that she spent hours watching rocker Bret Michaels reality show and pole dancing with a pal to get the role right.
“I had a friend who is a yoga teacher and she does a lot of pole dancing so I asked her to teach me. I went to a lot of clubs and watched to see the different styles of dancing,” the Sun quoted her as saying.
“I would practice in a dance room with a bar and a mirror, like a ballet studio. I watched Rock of Love, that reality show with Bret Michaels, where he’s trying to get a wife and they’re all nightclub dancers. That was my closest association to the actual world of it,” she said.
