Jun 26 2008Baroness Will Have Larger-Than-Expected Boobs

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If you decide to give in to masochistic curiosity and pay to put a hit on your childhood nostalgia (by which I mean buy a ticket to G.I. Joe), a few questions will likely pass through your head before you're able to successfully slit your wrists with your seat's cupholder. "Why have I done this? Is Step Up really still talking? Are those really Sienna Miller's boobs, because I remember them being smaller when I looked at all those naked pictures of her?"

You may never get answers to the first two unless an usher can quickly fashion a tourniquet from a popcorn bucket, but I can help you with the last: No. No they aren't.

In an interview, the Baroness-playing actress revealed she had to wear breast enhancers for the role because director Stephen Sommers apparently has this really strange, unique fetish that causes him to prefer large boobs over smaller boobs. Weird, right? From the SF Gate:

She says, "(I wear a) tight black leather outfit. And much bigger boobs.

"They gave me these things that looked like chicken fillets. The director said, 'I'm gonna be honest, I like girls with big boobs,' and I don't have them so we made them bigger."

I don't know why the presence of bust enhancers would come as a surprise. We already saw that Scarlett is wearing them as armor.

Reader Comments

Sommers is a hack. I can't believe this guy still gets work.

FINALLY, Sommers and I see eye to eye on something... that is, if we're not both distracted by massive cleave.

Good job, Sommers. Now what are you going to do about her face and voice?

Oh, who am I kidding? She might as well be headless for all the attention placed at chest level.

I still think his movies are garbage, but I'm with Sommers on this one.

The action figure Baroness... now with bigger tits!

Whatever takes the attention off her acting.

How can she cross her arms with those things?

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