KatherineKatherine Heigl, who is allegedly one of the 10 most fascinating people of 2007 (according to the genius that is Barbara Walters) has been doing some quick spinning. Ms.Heigl, who graces the cover of Vanity Fair this month, was quoted (on the front of the magazine) and in the article as saying that "Knocked-Up" made women look like humorless shrews or something along those lines. What Katherine had forgotten was that that movie was the hit of the summer and made her a household name. So this week Katherine has been back-tracking saying the quote was out of context and that everyone she worked with on that film was wonderful. I like Katherine Heigl. I really do. I liked her when she was the daughter in "My Father the Hero" and I even liked her on the wonderful crapmess that was Roswell. Basically Katherine is a strong girl who says it like it is. If you mess with her gay best friend. she'll let you know. If you try to pay her less than the other skinny bitches on the show, she'll let you know. And apparently she will let you know when she is not happy about playing the straight man or in this case straight knocked-up woman.
It's a baseless threat by
It's a baseless threat by the filmmakers. They need a pretty white American actress more than she needs them. They need a white tool to push around and dupe and attract large audience of lusty boys and men and Jews who are jealous of white women. Otherwise they'd be stuck with the very small audience who can hold down their dinner while watching that ugly Jewish hog in High School Musical.