OlderThu, 09 July 2009 at 12:01 am
Rachel Weisz: Ban Botox!
Rachel Weisz doesn’t dig the frozen faces of Hollywood, she tells the August 2009 issue of UK’s Harper’s Bazaar (via Fox News).
“It should be banned for actors, as steroids are for sportsmen,” the 39-year-old British actress says of Botox. “Acting is all about expression; why would you want to iron out a frown?”
As for fashion, Rachel says, “I love the way girls in London dress; it’s so different to the American ‘blow-dry and immaculate grooming’ thing.”
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thou doth protest too much…
Oh, my Lord!!!! What has happened to her? She looks deformed Her face and arms ? It is just skin hanging from a skeleton. reminds me of my Halloween decoration that I hang on my door to scare the children. She was so beautiful in ” The Mummy “, and much healthier looking.
Please, honey, EAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You will blow away.
Pffft. She’ll be using it or something like it in 10 years. Trust.
Rachel is one gorgeous woman!
It’s easy to make comments such as these when you are still young. What happens when you start to age and your face changes? Never say never…
what an awful picture.
Not everyone in America have the blow-dry and immaculate grooming’ thing. Maybe Rachel thinks America is NY(Manhattan) or LA. Their is more to America than what you appear to have seen.
Halli @ 07/09/2009 at 12:10 am Pffft. She’ll be using it or something like it in 10 years. Trust.
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He-l-l-o-o-o!
You stole my comment. Ten years–max.
Americans=Obsessed with image=Fake
love her!!!!
she’s beautiful. i love those boots…
” blow-dry and immaculate grooming thing”
Rachel, Rachel, Americans like to look clean. We like to smell clean.
Americans find it insulting when someone does not take the time necessary to keep themselves looking clean. To us it shows a lack of respect for yourself and thus a signal that you lack motivation to achieve anything positive. That’s how our culture views personal grooming and cleanliness.
We prefer to open our mouths and not have our teeth look like we were still living in medieval times. We like non-greasy, non-smelly hair and we detest, I mean we really really DETEST body odor.
It’s just the American in us Rachel.
Americans are into looking clean or as you call it “immaculate”. Thank goodness you don’t get to choose how you look in these photo shoots, we Americans are very grateful for that.
classy<3
Has Rachel always been that small in the waist or is this some serious photoshop? She looks extremely small in the waist/hip area. Doesn’t look real.
Please, she’s using it now. White skin gets lines at around 25.
@anony:
Agreed!
Rachel is right about botox, look no further than Nicole Kidman who looks awful.
I love her but stfu. A little botox keeps you looking gorgeous and there are only a few actresses I’ve seen on-screen that cant move their face.
In an industry where looks are everything she’s gonna need botox to stay relevant.
@voe:
No, you can see the lines in Rachel’s face. So she’s not using Botox at all.
Anyway, She’s one beautiful woman.
i agree with Rachel Wiesz, shes very smart
@Jane:
Why should she, she’s right. Botox ends up hurting you in the long run in this business and i have seen more actors and actresses who hurt their careers by using it than not.
@Tyler: Like who? The most famous actors use a little botox here and there but can still move their face to give expression.
Rachel is young and she not being using botox yet anyway, but in a few years shes gonna need it.
I agree with Rachel as well,:) more power to her. she’s 100% right and i respect her for that.
Not everyone is as beautiful as she is, so some need that little extra help..lol
@Jane:
There are more people who abuse botox than used it responsibility and you can see the damage to their faces. Like it or not, Rachel is right.
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