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With her new movie Hit & Run soon to be released Kristen has already started promoting it. And one of the big steps on this way is covering the September 2012 issue of Zooey magazine.
Posing in a number of chic dresses for the September 2012 issue of Zooey magazine Kristen Bell looks beautiful. Her close-up photos are especially good.
In the accompanying interview for Zooey magazine Kristen Bell speaks about her fiancé Dax Shepard, on how she was once rejected trying for a role and being a girl with ‘potty’ mouth.
Here are the highlights from Kristen Bell’s interview for Zooey September 2012 issue:
Kristen Bell on her fiance Dax Shepard: “How much time do you have? He’s extraordinarily communicative. He always says what’s on his mind and normally that can be interpreted as someone that’s bossy or a know-it-all, but I mean it as such a compliment. He tells me when he’s vulnerable and feeling insecure. He manages to be completely masculine and vulnerable at the same time. It’s so attractive. For me it was like…yeah, I’m in!”
Kristen Bell on rejection in the acting business: “Not often, but you literally just triggered this memory of a teacher. I was singing “Surrey with a Fringe on Top” [from Oklahoma!] and apparently I wasn’t connected and she let me know. She said, “If this is how you perform I just don’t ever see you working” in front of my entire class. Devastated me…and I didn’t know how to make it better. 20 minutes after class ended, I got a call that I had booked my first Broadway show [Becky in Tom Sawyer]. It was the sweetest irony I’ve ever had in my life.”
Kristen Bell on her ‘potty mouth’: “I grew up such a goodie goodie. I didn’t even say “shut-up” until 2nd grade. I thought shut up was like fuck. I would hear 5-year-olds saying “shut up” and it was such a shock to me. My best friend growing up had a horrible potty mouth. She was such a rebel. She even got acrylic nails when we were 10. Such a rule breaker [shakes her head in mock disapproval]. She would try to egg me on to say shut up and I wouldn’t do it. Then it slipped out on the playground one day and I got that first wave of goodbye childhood.”
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