Megan Fox's medium-to-small sized role in How to Lose Friends and Alienate People was heavily advertised as a drawing point for the film, and for good reason. Her lofty movie star character debuts on screen with a real bang of a scene stealer (see first clip below). It's one of those scenes that people will always associate with her stunning beauty.
Watching the film, Fox is reminiscent of seductive characters throughout film history who seem to taunt bumbling men infatuated with their unattainable looks. Bo Derek in 10 jogging along the beach with Dudley Moore gawking comes to mind. [Continue after Jump...]
Watch the clip below and you will see Fox could have been directed to channel the famous scene of Anita Ekberg splashing around in the Verdi fountain in Federico Fellini's classic, La Dolce Vita. Even the music above seems inspired. What do you think?
How to Lose Friends and Alienate People
bombed miserably a couple weeks ago when it opened, but I found it very
entertaining and attribute its failure to having a relatively unknown and
unattractive British actor (Simon Pegg) in the lead. Ghost Town with
Ricky Gervais opened the week before to the same empty auditoriums. I
don't think Americans are that receptive to those idiosyncratic
characters the Brits seem to love.
she is stunning beauty no doubt. If she doesn't look good, it's the problem with the camera!!!
she is stunning beauty no doubt. If she doesn't look good, it's the problem with the camera!!!
WOW! How did I miss her in that movie? She's smokin'
That hussy copied me.