McGowan angry about slurring drunk

In a cottonball interview with Rose McGowan by some worshipping fanboy, McGowan is asked about the Robert Rodriguez Barbarella project, which the N.Y. Observer's Spencer Morgan reported last month was in doubt because Universal doesn't believe McGowan is a big enough draw to topline a $100 million sci-fi fantasy.


McGowan tells the fawning suck-up that she "can't answer that question just yet" but says that "anything negative that has been written about me doing this film is utterly and completely untrue." Perhaps she's speaking about Morgan's piece (everyone reads the Observer), but perhaps not. Whomever she's referring obviously struck some kind of nerve, however, because McGowan rips into the this person as a word-slurring alcoholic.

"I suppose i should've wasted more of my time trying to decipher the ramblings of a drunken, slurring writer," she says. "It seems that since i didn't give enough time to this drunk, he took out his bitterness by writing lies. One of the biggest downsides of my business is that when people have the forum to write lies, I don't have a forum to fight back. I'll be honest, that stuff does upset me and hurt my feelings."


Posted by Jeffrey Wells on November 17, 2007 at 9:46 AM

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Rothchild Author Profile Page says ...

The film isn't dead. Not even with her in the lead. It's annoying to know what's going on and not be able to talk about it in the press while people are ripping you a new one and saying you're husband only cast you because he's pussy whipped. He is, and she's not really the most commercial choice, but the film is not dead.

Posted by Rothchild Author Profile Page at November 17, 2007 11:02 AM

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vansmith Author Profile Page says ...

alas that is the real challenge, to stay pussy whipped and get the movie made...

Posted by vansmith Author Profile Page at November 17, 2007 11:22 AM

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York "Budd" Durden Author Profile Page says ...

A double sawbuck says that jpg is Wells's computer wallpaper now (tiled).

Posted by York "Budd" Durden Author Profile Page at November 17, 2007 11:39 AM

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York "Budd" Durden Author Profile Page says ...

I mean, I only say that because it is my wallpaper now, and all.

Posted by York "Budd" Durden Author Profile Page at November 17, 2007 11:42 AM

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Craptastic Author Profile Page says ...

I found it funny that this story never ran on AICN... even though Harry posted his ramblings on this project consistantly prior to the news that it didn't seem like it was happening over at Universal.

Posted by Craptastic Author Profile Page at November 17, 2007 11:50 AM

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jeffmcm Author Profile Page says ...

Funny because Harry wants to stay buddies with Rodriguez and the whole Tarantino contingent.

Posted by jeffmcm Author Profile Page at November 17, 2007 2:09 PM

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Craptastic Author Profile Page says ...

I second that.

Posted by Craptastic Author Profile Page at November 17, 2007 2:17 PM

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Dominic Author Profile Page says ...

I'm shocked at how well-spoken she appears to be. She put across with absolute clarity what probably all celebrities want to say and can't.

Posted by Dominic Author Profile Page at November 18, 2007 1:53 AM

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Ogami Itto Author Profile Page says ...

I wonder how many actresses have to put up with obnoxious, salacious interviewers, and when they aren't sufficiently flirtatious, take a beating in the interviewers' articles?

Posted by Ogami Itto Author Profile Page at November 18, 2007 8:34 AM

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insidah Author Profile Page says ...

I like Rose, I really do and she was great in Planet Terror. But it's a shame Tarantino didn't leave her alone when he was casting Death Proof. For some reason she just looked and seemed wrong for the part she played. A fresh faced, true innocent blonde would have better served the purpose.

Posted by insidah Author Profile Page at November 18, 2007 8:36 AM

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