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October 27, 2004

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She might be pretty, but movie star (Crouching Tiger, 2046) Zhang Ziyi isn't going to help her popularity in Hong Kong:

Ziyi says, "I think Hong Kong - they are just snobbish. I don't know, they live in such a small...' The actress was then interrupted by the manager LING LUCAS, who interjected, "Oh honey, I don't think you should go there. We live in a little island."

Ziyi quickly altered her opinion about Hong Kong, and said, "I love Hong Kong. The food is so great."

That's what happens when you're "too busy and famous" because you're a Hollywood star now. Thank God her publicist was at the interview; otherwise we might have heard what she really thinks.

 posted by Simon on 10.27.04 at 11:00 AM in the




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Wait, you mean American actresses aren't the only ones who suffer from Moron Syndrome? If you had replaced Zhang Ziyi's name with Julia Roberts', I never would have noticed.

posted by: Steve on 10.27.04 at 12:42 PM [permalink]

"I love Hong Kong. The food is so great"

Ri-iiiiight.

You know you're scraping the bottom when you say that. That's what you write on postcards to people you're trying to fob off, for Pete's sake.

 posted by: Helen on 10.28.04 at 07:19 PM [permalink]




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