Scarlett Johanson, did she get her nose done?
Scarlett Johansson is fuming with the latest issue of the American magazine 'US Weekly' in which her face appears on the cover with a striking headline: 'Aesthetic surgery. * They did or
Scarlett Johansson is fuming with the latest issue of the American magazine 'US Weekly' in which her face appears on the cover with a striking headline: 'Aesthetic surgery. * Did they or didn't they? The best before and after photos that prove that not all stars were born with that beauty. ' The Woody Allen diva has disliked the cover of the tabloid weekly or some of the comments that creep inside, including one allegedly made by the actress praising the possibilities that cosmetic surgery offers.
Johansson has already announced that she will take legal action against the magazine.
The American weekly 'US Weekly' dedicates its cover and the center pages of this week's issue to an extensive report on plastic surgery in Hollywood that includes before and after photographs of some of its iconic actresses, such as Scarlett Johansson herself, Halle Berry, Angelina Jolie or Paris Hilton.
The magazine's website (www. Usmagazine. Com) also offers readers the possibility of expressing their opinion regarding which actresses have or have not passed through the hands of a surgeon.
In addition, the magazine accompanies the photographs with testimonies from some 'experts' in the field of plastic surgery. As April Webster, casting director of films like 'Mission Impossible III', who assures, in statements to 'US Weekly' collected by Otr / press, that "it seems that a lot of people who have absolutely nothing wrong have surgery". Raj Kanodia, in charge of 'repairing' the noses of actresses such as Ashlee Simpson, Jennifer Aniston or Cameron Diaz, affirms that 60% of Hollywood women have had surgery.
Some actresses, such as Ashley Tisdale, known in Spain for her role as a blonde in the Disney musical 'High School Musical', have no qualms about admitting that they have undergone surgery to get a little touch-up, says the weekly, that When mentioning those who talk about surgery without any type of taboo, they pick up some supposed statements by Johansson. "I believe in plastic surgery, definitely, I do not want to become an old witch, there is nothing funny about it," reproduces the weekly.
Forced to report
However, the New Yorker Scarlett Johansson denies the oldest and she says she has never said those words, much less have gone through the hands of a surgeon to fix her nose. At 23, the face that conquered Woody Allen when he filmed 'Lost in Translation' with the legendary Bill Murray has written a letter in unkind terms to the American tabloid weekly in which he clarifies a couple of of things that you consider necessary.
"I have always been very sincere with the press in everything that concerns my body image and I am very worried that my fans - and my employees may also feel cheated", reads the letter to which 'Extra TV ', in which she concludes by calling the' US Weekly 'report "scandalous and defamatory" and that upon reading it she has been forced to "immediately take legal action" against the American magazine.
