Scarlett Johansson

[Hoyaheel 1,874]

I saw that eonline photo too--in the Fashion Police section--and yes, her boobs looked more in control at that moment or from that angle, but I don't think the ones you posted were photoshopped....

[shoefiend 0]

The boobage is a bit much, but in my opinion Scarlett always looks gorgeous.

[BobbyD 2]

(Cindy Adams)December 16, 2005 -- IN Woody Allen's new movie "Match Point," we first see Scarlett Johans son playing ping-pong. "Lots of cut-aways in that scene," laughed Scarlett, "and that's because I'm a horrible ping-pong player. Fabulous for one second, awful the next. When we were shooting I actually heard Woody mumble, 'Oh, dear . . . Scarlett can't hit the ball.' I took lessons, but I still seemed incapable of hitting it. I said to him, 'Listen, I was brought up in Manhattan. In a very small apartment. We didn't happen to have a ping-pong table at home.' " Her parents' entire place could've fit into the living room of the Regency suite DreamWorks had given her for interviews. That's if they could've gotten to see her. To actually meet this gorgeous creature, who just nailed her fourth Golden Globe nomination at age 21, you were escorted to one floor, okayed on another, then taken to a third where a human monitored the door. Laura Bush isn't so guarded. So the Golden Globe for "Match Point," where you putting it, I asked this beautiful blonde in the low-cut black blouse and well-cut blond pants as she ate a blond cookie. "I didn't get it yet. In fact, I never won any of them. I'm like — who's that soap actress who kept getting nominated and never winning?" I said, "Susan Lucci." She clapped her hands excitedly. "Yeah. That's the one. We couldn't think of her name." She then yelled inside: "Susan Lucci." Scarlett Johansson, whom I've met before, was easy. Laughed easy. Talked easy. "I love movies. Love people who talk movies. I rent movies. I watch pay-per-view movies. I go to them all the time. Usually during the day because it's less crowded and you get a better seat. I stand on line. I buy popcorn like everybody else. And they don't cut me any deals. Not even at the concession stand when my grandmother says loudly, 'You know who she is? . . . that's my baby . . . don't you recognize her? . . . under that hat that's hiding her, can't you tell how beautiful she is?' Ohhh, I'm mortified. The need to have anonymity is because, if I'm hassled, then I have less time to be with my family. But that's what grandmas do. And that's what grandmas are for." And when people do recognize her, what do they say? "Welllllll . . . one time I was in a ladies room. In the stall. And two women were talking at the sink. One said, 'Is that Scarlett Johansson? Oh my God, she's so short!' I began to get a complex. Because I was also in a restaurant in New York and a waiter said how short I was. I told him, 'Good things come in small packages.' " Nothing about this new hotshot movie star is in short supply. Not her behind, not her front, not her talent. Not her ability to knock off cookies. And not her smarts. She said: "A problem today is, you need to take out a loan to go to the movies. New York pays such huge rent that theaters only make money from the concessionaire. I've paid $12.50. Buy tickets, popcorn, take a cab, have a bite, maybe a babysitter. How many people can afford that? And Hollywood wants to know why the industry isn't doing well. Movies must be affordable. Going must be pleasurable. During bad days, during the Depression, that was this country's quick cheap fix. We need that." In person Scarlett chewed gum. In "Match Point" she puffed cigarettes. "I actually do in real life. But my character was neurotic, and Woody thinks smoking looks great on film. It was fake cigarettes in the scenes though because with take after take you couldn't inhale that much. The fact is, so much of it went on that when we shot in a small room we set off the smoke detector." Okay. Aside from a statuette, what's she want for Christmas? "I'm here for the holidays because New York's the absolutely only place to spend Christmas. Besides, my family's here. All I'd really like under my tree is a part in another Woody Allen movie. I'd work with him the rest of my life. He's shy but always available. Funny. No ego at all. And we have the same humor. We badger each other. For instance, when someone asked, in front of him, how I'd describe him he put in, 'The word genius can be used.' And I said, 'modest and humble.' I love him." About loving Woody Allen, this I don't know a hundred percent for sure. For sure I know I love "Match Point," which is out Dec. 28. I love Scarlett Johansson. And I would love to have had her figure — plus the cookies.

[robot_devil 0]

Scarlett Johansson, whom I've met before, was easy.

hahahahaha

[soho2chelsea 3]

ScarJo's boobie dress + pervy exec = delightful photo

 

[BobbyD 2]

[soho2chelsea 3]

Wow. She's, uh, had a little work done. :blink:actually maybe not - perhaps it's the makeup and hair that is heinous

Edited December 19, 2005 by soho2chelsea

[immoderatedlinds 0]

WOW! It's unbelievable how much money and stardom can improve on someone's looks. Wow.

[soho2chelsea 3]

From Ted today...ick.

Got Woody?Now I know what Soon-Yi was so upset about.Have you seen Match Point, the film that--as far as I'm concerned--puts Woody Allen back on the directorial map. (Sorry, Hollywood Ending and The Curse of the Jade Scorpion just didn't do it for me). Match is that good.So good, in fact, I actually felt Allen come alive again when Scarlett Johansson, who plays a designing, homewrecking bitch, and Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, as a desperate dick-husband, breathlessly screwed in the country fields, the stairwell, the taxicab, the apartment, the...well, you get the idea.It was all so Alfred Hitchcock and Grace Kelly. As any student of that genius weirdo (gosh, similar words often used to describe W.A., huh?) knows too well, Hitch got a huge vicarious thrill from filming--with the delicate, intense dedication akin to that of making love--his favorite blondes. I have heard--from several mouths not usually conditioned to gabbing about gossipy subjects (Allen's set generally doesn't mix with my own--pray tell why?)--that Woody was enormously "taken by" Scarlett.Not that anything improper ever went down, mind you. No, Soon-Yi made herself quite heard on that set, I'm told. Remember when Melanie Griffith swooped down to Argentina when her man, Antonio Banderas, was making Evita with Madonna? Yeah, desperate--and famous--housewives often think alike.Hey, Match isn't just grand because of a superhunky assortment of fine heterosexual sexy titillation. (For the record, I wish Brokeback Mountain had such serious suck-face repetition; instead we're supposed to be content with that one damn kiss scene, not to mention a single spiddle get-together, whatever). Much more is here for the gossip-and-great-movie-loving types.

[Jerrica Benton 60]

^that also solves the blind item about that director so taken by an actress that his wife frequently visited the set.

[WiLdFiRe 0]

Here's another female who thought she was different & just because he cheated on her with me, surely I'm different & he will NOT cheat on me.

Edited July 4, 2006 by WiLdFiRe

[robot_devil 0]

wildfire, you crack me up! "fiery" is definitely an appropriate description...but yes, i so agree! um, if your man left his wife for you when you were a child, what do you think is going to happen once you reach real adulthood....

[soho2chelsea 3]

^that also solves the blind item about that director so taken by an actress that his wife frequently visited the set.

Yup. I put it in that thread also.

[princess 1,711]

Nose job and brow lift? I think that's it....

[princess 1,711]

people.com

 

They don't call him Hot-nett for nothing. As Scarlett Johansson helped promote her film Match Point at a New York City party, boyfriend Josh Hartnett hung back and let her take the spotlight.

 

"Josh was in the penthouse for most of the night, letting her have her moment in the sun," a source at the SoHo Grand bash tells us. "He came down to the party at about 11:30."

 

But once together, the two were more than happy to get cozy. "They were at the bar and were nuzzling each other and kissed for a second. They were cute and cuddly," says our spy.

 

Also on hand for the Cinema Society's VIP event were Alec Baldwin, Bette Midler, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Patricia Clarkson, Josh Lucas, Marcia Gay Harden, Willem Dafoe, Michael Imperioli, Jeff Daniels and Helena Christensen.

 

Meanwhile Johansson's costar Jonathan Rhys-Meyers told us that the actress – who got a Golden Globe nomination for the Woody Allen film – had a little fun with the legendary director.

 

"While Woody was sleeping on set, she would put stickers on him. She was very childlike and fun," says Rhys-Meyers. Costar Emily Mortimer added: "Scarlett was uninhibited around Woody. They laughed a lot."

[WiLdFiRe 0]

I saw a clip of the premiere on a talk show & Woody Allen & Scarlett were, dare I say, flirting. I don't blame Soon (whatever) for hanging out at the set, after watching them, I can see why!

[princess 1,711]

Page SixWe Hear... . . THAT Scarlett Johansson has moved in with Josh Hartnett at his TriBeCa apartment and is seen walking her dog mornings on Hudson Street.

[soho2chelsea 3]

I am not sure if i have posted this before. But I have seen Josh Hartnett at brunch in Tribeca and was kind of saddened by how not-cute he was in person. Specifically, he was extremely sloppy and he also has one of the widest male butts I have ever seen. (He was at the bar directly in front of me so I had some time to study it, knowwhatimean?)

[princess 1,711]

thesuperficial.com/

 

Scarlett Johansson, while promoting the Woody Allen directed Match Point, says that Allen was obsessed with her love life.

“He’s not always sure of himself, and that’s a sexy quality,” she says. “But you know what cracks me up? He’s fascinated with my love life. And John Travolta is even worse than Woody — he wants to know everything. I guess it’s because they’re both married with kids and want to live vicariously.”

[bittermuch? 0]

Hm. I'm looking at the two ScarJo pictures above and thinking, wow, yeah, she looks a lot different, but I'm not seeing plastic surgery at all. I'm seeing a very different hair color and hair style, different makeup, lots of tan-in-a-can, and a bit of normal maturing. Plus she has learned how to hold her head a bit better to get a more flattering angle for a photo. Really - I think that's it. But maybe it's like those pictures where you're supposed to blur your eyes out and they look 3D. I can never see those either.

[WiLdFiRe 0]

thesuperficial.com/

 

Scarlett Johansson, while promoting the Woody Allen directed Match Point, says that Allen was obsessed with her love life.

“He’s not always sure of himself, and that’s a sexy quality,” she says. “But you know what cracks me up? He’s fascinated with my love life. And John Travolta is even worse than Woody — he wants to know everything. I guess it’s because they’re both married with kids and want to live vicariously.”

[MMM1 1]

Her Elle Magazine cover this month is stunning.

[WiLdFiRe 0]

I've heard her new movie is getting good buzz.

[WiLdFiRe 0]

I just read an article where SJ says she doesn't think human beings are monogamous by nature & how you have to put a lot of effort into relationships. She's dating an actor (Josh Hartnett) but says she thinks its hard for 2 actors to date each other because they're so damn moody & you're hardly ever together. That long distance phone relationships are miserable. Oh, & I love this quote about the love scenes actors/actresses do, " Or if you say to him/her, 'Hey, even though I'm doing a very sexy scene with this very sexy girl/boy, I love you & I'm going to be thinking of you when I am rolling around in bed with this person!"

[Ronnie83 0]

Please, someone ger her and Jude Law together! I want 2006 to be a gossip orgy.