OMG i have been thinking about this my whole trip.
I considered: Kate Winslet (she looks cute in medieval armor, cross-dressing in A King In King Arthur's Court), Samaire Armstrong, and even Dianna Agron. I decided though I wanted a pretty blonde chick who, more than anything, could play 'the funny guy' as well as the 'straight guy,' so to speak, and say mean shit when she needs. I would give my right arm for Jane Lynch to revert to younger.
IN THE END I went with Anna Faris. She is v funny and seems intelligent, despite that she's featured in a number of terrible films. Smiley Face and Lost in Translation were good, and her role in the House Bunny (in which she was so impossibly affable) had some commentary on being a genuinely sincere/kind person in a heavily image-conscious society blah whatever not to take this too seriously.
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Date: 2012-12-29 08:53 am (UTC)I considered: Kate Winslet (she looks cute in medieval armor, cross-dressing in A King In King Arthur's Court), Samaire Armstrong, and even Dianna Agron. I decided though I wanted a pretty blonde chick who, more than anything, could play 'the funny guy' as well as the 'straight guy,' so to speak, and say mean shit when she needs. I would give my right arm for Jane Lynch to revert to younger.
IN THE END I went with Anna Faris. She is v funny and seems intelligent, despite that she's featured in a number of terrible films. Smiley Face and Lost in Translation were good, and her role in the House Bunny (in which she was so impossibly affable) had some commentary on being a genuinely sincere/kind person in a heavily image-conscious society blah whatever not to take this too seriously.
BASICALLY
she can be pretty in an expensive dress but also hilarious face.