With all the women who spend time and money turning themselves into blondes, one would think that actress Olivia Wilde would be happy with her status as a natural blonde. But no. She spends time and money becoming a brunette. "I feel like a brunette," she said in an interview once.
Perhaps best known for her portrayal of "Thirteen" on the long-running television medical drama "House," Wilde also has a growing resume of big-screen credits to her name.
Wilde's film career focuses mostly on comedies and science fiction, but she also starred in the 2006 torture porn-slasher flick "Turistas" and her upcoming film "In Time" falls into the border area between horror and sci-fi.
And, of course, there are alien monsters in "Cowboys and Aliens", which opened in theaters this week.
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| Olivia Wilde, before the dye |
i forgot about that. gotta go check that movie out tommorow
ReplyDeleteIt's great fun with a surprisingly well-crafted script. While the characters are all Western-genre archetypes, even the minor supporting ones get little character touches that give them some dimension. For a movie whose selling point is basically aliens blowing the hell out of cowboys and visa-versa, a lot more thought seems to have cone into characters here. More than in some allegedly "character-driven" movies I've seen.
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