What are some surprising facts about Hollywood actresses?

 

• This is the woman who was once crowned the sexiest woman in the world, beating out Angelina Jolie, considered a Hollywood sex symbol. Megan Fox may be nearly perfect, but she also has some surprising physical flaws.

Megan has a condition known as brachydactyly. Her thumbs are short and appear swollen, with abnormally long nails.

• Actress Jennifer Garner has a crooked pinky.

A condition known medically as brachymetatarsia occurs when one of the bones in the foot is too short.

• Before Adriana Lima, one of Victoria's Secret's stars was Karolina Kurkova. This Czech model achieved supermodel status thanks to her sexy face and body. Her only imperfection might be her belly button. Karolina doesn't have one like other humans.

Apparently, this condition was caused by an operation he underwent as a child. Doctors theorized it was caused by an umbilical hernia.

Who is the biggest womanizer in Hollywood?

Nobody can do it as well as Leonardo DiCaprio. He captivates models, blondes, brunettes, actresses, pop stars, women of all beliefs and skin tones.

This handsome actor, born and raised in Hollywood, has had romances with famous people such as Gisele Bündchen throughout his career of over 45 years.

And he's rumored to be dating Rihanna.

His dating history makes it obvious. Younger women, blonde, and who have even walked the Victoria's Secret runway.

Among the beautiful women he has had relationships with are Bridget Hall, Naomi Campbell, Bijou Phillips, Bar Refaeli, Blake Lively, Lorena Rae, Camila Morrone, Toni Garrn, and Brittany Danielle.

At the 2016 Golden Globe Awards ceremony, Tina Fey introduced Leonardo DiCaprio as follows:

"Now, let's warmly welcome Leonardo DiCaprio, like a supermodel's vagina."

He probably didn't like that opening, but just as there's always some truth in a good joke, there's an element of truth in it as well.

His current girlfriend, 24-year-old Camila Morrone, is not unfamiliar with Hollywood. Her stepfather is the famous Hollywood playboy, Al Pacino.

What mistake could be fatal in the life of a Hollywood actress?

 At 31 years old and already with two Oscar nominations in her career, star Margot Robbie said:

Auditions terrify me; I get nervous even when I know I'll get the part. I still get very nervous; I find auditions truly frightening.

A short time later, she recalled an incident that marked her life as an actress: “Oh my God, I did a terrible audition once. It’s a long story…”

"In America, obviously, the names of the drugs are different than they are in Australia," Robbie said.

“I had minor surgery the day before a big audition that I really wanted the part for, and I was in a lot of pain. I was at my friend’s house and he had just had a root canal. I was like, ‘I’m in a lot of pain, but I have this audition tomorrow.’ And he said, ‘Well, I have root canal painkillers. Take them as soon as you wake up, before the audition, and you’ll be fine.’ And I said, ‘Okay, thank you,’” the actress continued.

The next day, he offered the actress two pills, which she ended up taking both at once.

When he said, 'Take two,' I thought he normally took two as a dosage , but in fact he intended to take two in case I needed another one later,” she recalled.

“Finally, I woke up and was getting ready for the audition. I didn’t have time for breakfast, so on an empty stomach, I had two. I was driving and suddenly I was like, ‘Oh my God, what a beautiful day it is!’ I reached out the window. I was high… It was a horrible audition, I’m sure!” said the actress.

On the same day, the actress still needed to take her driving test in the United States.

“I was heading to my test drive right after getting my American driver’s license and I thought, ‘I’m not feeling well, I can’t do the test drive.’ Luckily, my friend worked at Sony, where I was taking the test, and I ran into her office and said, ‘Can you get me some food or something? I think I’m high. I’m not sure, but I think I’m really high, help me.’ It was hilarious,” Robbie added.

What is the most overused movie trope that Hollywood just needs to let go?

 Where do I start?

​Breakfasts: The mother cooks a massive, five-course morning feast with pancakes, bacon, eggs, and fresh juice on a random Tuesday. The teenager runs downstairs, grabs a single piece of toast, says they are going to be late, and runs out the door.

​The "Enhance" command: Detectives look at grainy, pixelated security footage shot from a mile away. The tech guy types furiously, says "enhance," and suddenly they have a crystal-clear 4K image of the killer's face.

​Makeovers: The supposedly unpopular, unattractive girl in high school is actually a stunningly beautiful actress. To hide this, she wears a messy ponytail, oversized overalls, and a pair of glasses. Once she takes the glasses off, the whole school realizes she's gorgeous.

The classic Hollywood 'Ugly Duckling' makeover. Source: Reddit

The cough of death: A character gives one tiny, polite cough into a handkerchief. It's never just a tickle in their throat or seasonal allergies; it means they have a terminal illness and will be dead by the third act.

​I suspect most people who wear glasses wish taking them off made them instantly popular instead of just making everything blurry.

What are some surprising facts about Hollywood actresses?

 

• This is the woman who was once crowned the sexiest woman in the world, beating out Angelina Jolie, considered a Hollywood sex symbol. Megan Fox may be nearly perfect, but she also has some surprising physical flaws.

Megan has a condition known as brachydactyly. Her thumbs are short and appear swollen, with abnormally long nails.

• Actress Jennifer Garner has a crooked pinky.

A condition known medically as brachymetatarsia occurs when one of the bones in the foot is too short.

• Before Adriana Lima, one of Victoria's Secret's stars was Karolina Kurkova. This Czech model achieved supermodel status thanks to her sexy face and body. Her only imperfection might be her belly button. Karolina doesn't have one like other humans.

This condition was apparently caused by an operation he underwent as a child. Doctors theorized it was caused by an umbilical hernia.

Which Bollywood movie used Hollywood actors?

 

1. Barbara Mori in ‘kites' movie opposite Hrithik Roshan

2. Tata Young in “Dhoom” movie

3. Snoop Dog in “Singh is King” movie.

4. Ali Larter in ‘Marigold' opposite Salman Khan

5. Kylie Minogue in “Blue” movie

6. Ben Kingsley in “Teen Patti” movie

7. Gordan Liu in “Chandni chowk to China” movie.

What is the difference between nepotism in Bollywood and nepotism in Hollywood?

 Bollywood is both the world's largest and the world's smallest film industry.

Although enormous in scale, from the outside it appears to be an extremely closed industry where power is concentrated in the hands of a relatively small number of people and studios.

Hollywood, on the other hand, offers a far larger platform for such activities.

In Hollywood, the concept of a "star's child" doesn't really exist. That said, it's not like the children of famous actors never become actors themselves. I've already given a few examples.

However, Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese are unlikely to be the ones to "launch" Colin Hanks or Dakota Johnson into the world.

In Hollywood, there's no such thing as a "child star debut." At least, it's not like Ananya Pandey or Janvi Kapoor were "debuted" by one of Bollywood's largest studios.

The fact that Colin is the son of Tom Hanks, one of Hollywood's greatest treasures, doesn't seem to have had a dramatic impact on Colin's chances of stardom.

In fact, Colin often downplays the fact that he is Tom Hanks' son. His background hasn't determined his career or the opportunities he's had.

Others have chosen a similar path. Nicolas Coppola, nephew of Francis Ford Coppola, changed his last name to Cage to establish his own identity.

In Hollywood, the principle of meritocracy is more firmly ingrained. Will Smith's son, Jaden Smith, suddenly disappeared from the public eye. He was certainly given opportunities, but it didn't work out, and now he's been sidelined.

That doesn't happen in Bollywood. Most "children of stars" with even a little talent are given countless chances, and even those who do disappear don't disappear until they've experienced multiple massive failures.

Which Hollywood house is the most extravagant of all?

 Certainly the one that has been dubbed "The One" in the Los Angeles real estate world.

It is located in Bel Air, built on a hill at the end of a cul-de-sac, overlooking Los Angeles.

It will be put up for sale in 2021 for $340 million.

It is the largest house in all of Los Angeles, with a living area of ​​9,300 square meters.

The property includes not 1, not 2, not 3, but 5 infinity pools!

Including a gigantic swimming lane (for people who don't like to do U-turns at the end of the pool too often) and an indoor Olympic-sized swimming pool!

There's a movie theater that doesn't have seats but sofas…

There is of course a nightclub in the basement and a beauty salon so that your hairdresser and beautician can take proper care of you.

And a room whose walls are covered in candy.

And a garage capable of holding 50 cars.

As well as a bowling alley with 5 lanes.

Well, it might not be for a single person.

But for the 76 members of the Kardashian family, possibly.

Which Indian movies meet Hollywood standards?

 There is no standard as such to compare two movies from two different cinemas. If we(bollywood) make some bad movie, hollywood makes it too. Same goes for the good movies. The question should be rather: “Which bollywood are so good that they inspired hollywood movies?”. Here goes the list.

• Fear (1996) inspired by Darr (1993)

• A Common Man (2013) inspired by A Wednesday (2008)

• Delivery Man (2013) inspired by Vicky Donor (2012)

• Win a date with Tad Hamilton (2004) inspired by Rangeela(1995)

• Leap Year (2010) inspired by Jab We Met (2007)

Which actors have seriously regretted turning down roles in iconic Hollywood films?

 When an actor reaches a point in their career where they have the opportunity to choose between several job offers, they run the risk of turning down the next big project.

Here are a few examples:

Leonardo DiCaprio was offered the role of Ennis Del Mar in "Brokeback Mountain," but thankfully he turned it down. As we now know, Heath Ledger got the part and was later nominated for an Oscar for his performance. Can you imagine "Brokeback" without Ledger?

That one must sting. Gwyneth Paltrow turned down the role of Rose in "Titanic" and never revealed her reasons. I can understand her. Then Kate Winslet came along and formed one of the most iconic on-screen duos in cinematic history with Leonardo DiCaprio. The film became a massive hit and garnered 11 of their 14 Oscar nominations. I'm glad Leo didn't turn down that film too...

Matt Damon had to turn down the lead role in "Avatar" because he was still filming the Bourne movies. Damon stated that he really wanted to play Jake Sully in Avatar but it was impossible due to scheduling conflicts. Avatar went on to become one of the highest-grossing films of all time.

What is the difference between Bollywood and Hollywood movies?

 Hollywood dialogue :

You're the first boy I ever kissed Jake and I want you to be the last.

Bollywood dialogue :

Isi gaal pe pappi degi tere challe ko. (She'll kiss this very cheek of mine).

Titanic - Hollywood tragedy.

Gareebo ki tragedy. (Tum Mile movie Disaster)

Hollywood's defence mode

Bollywood's defence :

Hollywood's Mind numbing sci-fi thriller

Gareebo ka time travel : (Action Replay movie-time travel)

Here's an epic war saga that went unnoticed and unappreciated

And here is a guy who just walks in snow for 150 minutes and people liked because of “art” and “Oscar”.

Why does it cost millions to make a Hollywood film?

 On a big picture it is because we make EVERYTHING that you see. It might be an entire world made of plywood and minimal stick framing, but there is a lot of it and it’s all custom. Every costume is hand built. Robin Williams robot costume got an academy award or nod.

The six roof ribs each have hundreds of man-hours worth of work.

Everything in the room is custom built including the room. This is probably the largest single enclosed set I ever worked on. For 7 weeks, I hammered away just making the blank segments of the 180′ diameter perimeter wall- a twenty foot tall truncated conical shape that is totally undetectable. That was an extremely wasteful design detail, but the Hollywood designer said “Make it So”, Disney opened the checkbook, and this one million dollar Bicentennial Man set was ordered up and built for about 5 minutes of screen time.

Alcatraz TV pilot

Working ON Alcatraz is very expensive so they usually fake it in Hollywood. Or Canada! I’m standing in an Alcatraz set, on Alcatraz, next to real Alcatraz bars and cells. The set was built in Vancouver and trucked all the way south to San Francisco for a 4 day shoot at the National Park (the whole island is the park). I was just one of about a sozen carpenters- we all got a couple thousand for the work.

Carpenters are the low pay folks on set. That’s why I specialize in effects props:

The ‘escape props’ I created for a shoot in 1991 are still on display in the “MGM cells” at Alcatraz. (power drill, paper mache vent cover, hand tools)

In house Google ad that totally did NOT rip off JJ Abrams Star Trek set… (yeah, it did) Just a little plastic model… $7,500.

Toyota Prius “jet pack” $4,000

It’s all custom. Lights and camera equipment cost millions and millions of dollars too. And because everything is so high stakes, everyone above the carpenters gets paid eye watering chunks of change.