Nicole Kidman is too old
Filed under: Casting, Paramount, Celebrities and Controversy
Finally -- someone's gotten wise to the fact that Nicole Kidman is pushing forty. The Oscar winning actress has been dropped from Pay the Girl, Paramount's Heidi Fleiss pic, for being too old. Fleiss herself told MSBNC that Hilary Swank, seven years younger than Kidman at age 31, has been handed the role. The former madam/jailbird/victim of Tom Sizemore's coked-up "love" proceded to dish out the crazy:"[Kidman would] have to play a 22-year-old, and she's nearly 40," Fleiss said. "I think she's amazing and could play a 22-year-old or whatever she wanted, but they said 'How about Hilary Swank?' and I said, great, fine, whoever. I would have said great, fine, whoever, if they had said Roseanne Barr. I stopped paying attention because I'm focusing on my future, not my past."
Meanwhile, Kidman's people insist their gal didn't want the part anyway.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
7-20-2005 @ 1:32PM
Adam said...
I don't know about you, but I'd rather look at Nicole pushing 40 than Maddam Fleiss at 22.
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7-20-2005 @ 2:30PM
William Baker said...
Excuse me! You are kidding.
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7-20-2005 @ 2:57PM
Blue Balloon said...
Time for you being act like hottie MILF for American Pie 4. (^,,^)
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7-20-2005 @ 3:07PM
Sam said...
It's right to have an age restriction on a female actor's career. If she can get the job done well than let her. If you really want to start playing this age game start cutting men's career's in half. Here's an idea let's start by ending this film "The Island" with Ewan McGregor. What is he 40 next to Scarlet Johansson's 20? That's disproportionate and odd.
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7-20-2005 @ 9:42PM
Ryan Stewart said...
For shame, Cinematical. Spreading this kind of vicious slander is unforgivable. You honestly think that decision-makers on a Paramount feature are ringing up that STD Whitman's Sampler Heidi Fleiss to get her two cents on casting issues? Did she fly them out to the Bunny Ranch too? Loyal readers of this blog have long suspected rampant anti-Kidman bias. This, sadly, confirms it.
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