Recently
Anna Faris drove her Mini Cooper by the Flaunt Magazine's headquarters to grill herself a grilled cheese sandwich and to
talk with Maxwell Williams about her challenge in working with
Sasha Baron Coen on a film as heavily improvised as
The Dictator, the exagerated dumb blonde version of herself she often portrays on-screen, the
Scary Movie franchise, growing up in Seattle as a drama nerd, her recent film
What's Your Number?, her choice to finally major in English at the University of Washington, working on her next project
I Give it a Year, the comedic power of cheese, meeting her husband
Chris Pratt on the set of
Take Me Home Tonight, her plans for a personal project involving her old high school drama program, the difficulties of being a working actress in Hollywood, and the angry response over her role in
Observe and Report. She also took time for a photoshoot with Donna Trope which you can find inside.
Recently Anna Faris drove her Mini Cooper by the Flaunt Magazine's headquarters to grill herself a grilled cheese sandwich and to talk with Maxwell Williams about her challenge in working with Sasha Baron Coen on a film as heavily improvised as The Dictator, the exagerated dumb blonde version of herself she often portrays on-screen, the Scary Movie franchise, growing up in Seattle as a drama nerd, her recent film What's Your Number?, her choice to finally major in English at the University of Washington, working on her next project I Give it a Year, the comedic power of cheese, meeting her husband Chris Pratt on the set of Take Me Home Tonight, her plans for a personal project involving her old high school drama program, the difficulties of being a working actress in Hollywood, and the angry response over her role in Observe and Report. She also took time for a photoshoot with Donna Trope which you can find inside.
