We’re still waiting with bated breath for Sarah Silverman ‘s full-frontal nude debut in Take This Waltz here at Skin Central, but a lucky crowd at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York got an eyeful of Sarah and co-star Michelle Williams this weekend at a special advance screening. Afterwards Sarah and other members of the cast sat down for a Q&A, and as is only snatch ural (sorry, couldn’t help it) the Q’s quickly turned to Sarah’s nude scene, about which she was more than happy to A: ” The thing, and I want to be able to say this because [director] Sarah Polley isn’t here, but she always says she wrote that scene because women are naked together all the time, ” she said, causing all the male reporters in the audience to suddenly snap to attention. ” You’re in the shower at the Y or one of you is in the tub and one of you is reading a magazine, you’re hanging out and trying on clothes…it’s such a common, every day thing for women that’s never reflected in movies .” Sarah went on to describe in detail her snatch-shaving procedure for the film: ” The actual day wasn’t bad. It was very supportive and you forget it once you do it, but the morning leading up to it, I overgroomed, ” said the famously brash comedienne. ” You know when you even and even and even until nothing’s left? It was bad. Never try to even from the top. Let the top be the top… It was alright. I wish it was fuller. Michelle’s was so full and awesome. ” You’ll be able to compare Sarah Silverman and Michelle Williams ‘ hair pies when Take This Waltz hits theaters on June 29, but for a sneak peek at what to expect check them out right here at MrSkin.com!
Whoever Katherine Jenkins is, she’s pretty awesome! More than a few Dancing With the Stars viewers probably had that thought Monday, as the Welsh opera singer surged past the entire field – even Latin heart throb William Levy – to claim sole possession of first place again. The theme of the night was the “Most Memorable Year” of the contestants’ lives, and an emotional Jenkins, 31, dedicated her waltz to her late father. She reeled in the big points, and stirred big emotions, as she and pro partner Mark Ballas, danced to Josh Groban’s song “To Where You Are.” Watch: Katherine Jenkins & Mark Ballas – Waltz (DWTS Week 3) Her devotion and attention to detail – technical and emotional – was one of the highlights of the night by any measure.
We’re still nearly five months away from the midsummer release of Sarah Polley’s Take This Waltz , but it’s never too soon to commence anticipating a new Michelle Williams film, or a muted Seth Rogen, or Sarah Silverman’s infamous full-frontal nudity , or… Actually, that’s all I’ve got ahead of this new trailer making the rounds. The love-triangle dramedy premiered last year at the Toronto International Film Festival and was picked up soon afterward by Magnolia Pictures, which will release it June 29. The distributor’s own official trailer is no doubt forthcoming, but this market-style job should do the appetite-whetting trick just fine. [via TOH ]
Playing Marilyn Monroe has given Michelle Williams plenty of opportunities to think about sex symbols- playing one, becoming one, and whether she might already be one (we certainly think so!). As she tells GQ in this month’s cover story: “I think because my character on Dawson’s Creek was sexy…sexualized…sexual…I saw all the negative attention and connotations that can come along with that ,” she says on initially rejecting her sex symbol status. “And that those things can keep people from seeing you clearly.” But now that Michelle is a little older and a lot more secure, she’s eager to have all eyes on her once more: ” It’s funny spending your twenties running away from it, and then you hit your thirties…wait a second! Come back! I want that time back when I didn’t appreciate what I had!, ” she admits. ” That kind of ripe sexuality, when you hit your thirties you feel more in possession of it, you feel it’s not something that can be sort of taken away from you and reassembled. ” Considering you’ve been taking our jaws and dropping them to the floor from If These Walls Could Talk 2 (2000) right up through Take this Waltz (2011), Michelle, we think you’ve got nothing to worry about. Take a look at Nudity Hall-of-Famer Michelle Williams’ skinpressive body of work right here at MrSkin.com!
War hero J.R. Martinez is the first to a perfect 30 score — twice! By Kelley L. Carter Karina Smirnoff and J.R. Martinez Photo: ABC On Monday night’s “Dancing With the Stars,” the remaining celebrities were challenged to dance two routines. To make it even tougher, the stars had to perform an instant dance to a song they’d heard only moments ago. At the top of the pack was war hero and actor J.R. Martinez, who nabbed the first pair of perfect scores of the season with both his routines. Here’s how the others fared: Rob Kardashian and Cheryl Burke Reality star Rob Kardashian wanted to make good on his #2 position from last week with his routines on Monday night. His first dance was the quickstep to A-ha’s “Take on Me,” and the judges found him to be on point. Last week, they criticized him for his backside (saying it got in the way) but thought this first dance was an incredible improvement. “When you started, I thought, ‘This isn’t going to work.’ That opening section was terrible. But once you got in hold, the whole thing changed. Your posture was good. I had a good look at your buttocks. Your buttocks were tucked in. Your best dance so far,” head judge Len Goodman said. 27/30 For their instant dance, the twosome danced the jive, and the judges said he needed to sharpen up his feet a bit. “It was no glaring mistakes. To get through this is tough,” Goodman said. 24/30 Total: 51/60 Hope Solo and Maksim Chmerkovskiy The athlete danced the quickstep for her first routine, and after weeks of harsh judging, the pair finally hit their stride. The judges found them to be in sync with one another and said they had a blend of speed and control. “What’s going on tonight? It’s the night of miracles. Rebooted. Re-energized. You never moved so well. What’s going on? Your best dance yet!” Bruno Tonioli gushed. 27/30 For their instant dance, they had the jive, and this was to be their redemption dance (they’d danced the jive earlier in the season, and Solo got off her count and messed up the dance weeks earlier). The judges thought they’d made a definite improvement since the last time they did the jive, and Goodman, who had been a big critic of the couple before, said it was everything a jive should be. “The fast and the furious! You were like a wild child!” Tonioli said. 25/30 Total: 52/60 Ricki Lake and Derek Hough The talk-show host and her partner danced the waltz, and just like weeks before, the judges thought the dance was beautifully executed the entire way through. “You had a little stumble at the end there, but your movements are exquisite. What I love and what makes you so special is that when you dance, you lose yourself completely in the dance,” judge Carrie Ann Inaba said. 28/30 Lake was confident going into the instant dance, because when she last performed the jive, she’d earned one of the highest scores that night. Her goal, she said, was to stay calm and not panic. “There were a few little stops and starts. You were on it, your energy was great, but there were a few moments where I thought you got lost. You got right back into it though,” Inaba said. 24/30 Total: 52/60 Nancy Grace and Tristan MacManus The HLN anchor took on the tango for her first dance of the night, and the judges said she broke through her plateau. They thought the pair had command of the stage, and their dance was frisky and clean. “You’ve been on a plateau. But now, after all these weeks, up you’ve gone,” Goodman said. 24/30 The talk-show host took on the jive for her instant dance, and the judges thought she got lost in the choreography. “I enjoy the way you trusted Tristan. The chemistry that you two have saved you,” Inaba said. 20/30 Total: 44/60 J.R. Martinez and Karina Smirnoff After dropping down the leaderboard last week, the war hero wanted to move back up. For their first dance, they took on the waltz, and Martinez said he wanted to push himself to get the first 30 of season 13. The judges thought his performance illustrated incredible grace and found the routine to be magical. “It was like a musical Valentine card. You danced with your heart on your sleeve. Totally involved. Totally dedicated. You made beautiful music with Karina,” Tonioli said. 30/30 The night’s top scorer, Martinez, danced the instant jive, and the judges said he was in a class all his own. Inaba said no one came close to the couple that night. “You were off like a rocket! Your timing was impeccable! You’ve got it man, you’ve got it!” Tonioli yelled out. 30/30 Total: 60/60 Who had your favorite dance of the night? Let us know in the comments below!
Dying to see comedienne Sarah Silverman’ s nude debut? How about some new full frontal from Nudity Hall-of-Famer Michelle Williams ? Well, you’re just gonna have to slip on that black turtleneck and haul your butt down to a film festival, because Take This Waltz doesn’t have a distributor. Until now, that is! Magnolia Pictures , the specialty distributor which has released nude arthouse titles like Melancholia (2011) and I Am Love (2010), announced today that they have picked up Take This Waltz for distribution, thus ensuring it WILL come to a theater near you. Take This Waltz is the tale of a young woman (Williams) torn between her schlubby, but sweet, husband ( Seth Rogen ) and the handsome painter ( Luke Kirby ) who lives across the street, but here at Mr. Skin it’s already skinfamous for the full frontal locker room scene featuring Michelle, Sarah, and Jennifer Podemski completely nude. Magnolia hasn’t announced an exact release date for Take This Waltz yet, but they say the film will hit theaters in the summer of 2012 . Talk about a summer cock-buster! Hate waiting? Mr. Skin members can see nudity from Take This Waltz’ s Michelle Williams and Jennifer Podemski right NOW!
Ok, so maybe we were a little “once bitten, twice shy” when we reported on comedienne Sarah Silverman ‘s nude debut in Take This Waltz yesterday. After all, if it’s not actually her naked body up there on the screen, why would she be so nervous about seeing it?: “I was completely watching [the movie] and having fun, and when the swimming pool scene was coming, I panicked,” Silverman told the press the morning after Take This Waltz ‘s Toronto Film Festival premiere. “Then, when it came, and I saw my full frontal, I had an actual heart attack — and I’m proud to have done it.” Score one for the true believers. Take This Waltz doesn’t have a theatrical release date scheduled yet, but you can get a head start with all the sexiest moments from Sarah Silverman and Michelle Williams right here on MrSkin.com!
Mr. Skin’s Skin Skout caught a screening of the upcoming drama Take This Waltz at the Toronto Film Festival, and the early report confirms that comedienne Sarah Silverman appears to make her nude debut 41 minutes into the film. Sarah, along with Blue Valentine babe Michelle Williams and Bliss ‘s Jennifer Podemski , bares full frontal as the gals casually chat in a locker room. (Williams, a veteran of 6 nude roles, bares bush again at the 51-minute mark and boobs 1 hour, 37 minutes in, but this is the only skin scene featuring nudecomer Silverman). The always sarcastic Sarah has been on a campaign of self-deprecation since the news of her nude scene broke last winter, telling New York magazine that she gained 20 pounds for the role and that “In all honesty, I would say it’s a lot closer to Kathy Bates in About Schmidt than, like, Julianne Moore in Short Cuts . I am begging you to lower your expectations!” Speaking of lowered expectations, though the cast hasn’t admitted to faking their nudes, with the film still on the festival circuit our skin technicians haven’t had a chance to skinspect the footage for CGI nipples or merkins- and with Apatow regular Seth Rogen on the project, there’s always a chance he brought some of that bad The Change-Up juju with him. Our verdict? Cautiously optimistic. There IS a full frontal scene in Take This Waltz, and we’re betting Sarah is looking a lot better than her comedic sensibilities will let her admit . But with the threat of CGI nudes on the horizon, we’ll believe tits when we see ’em. For all the newest, nudest updates on Sarah Silverman , Michelle Williams and Take this Waltz , stay tuned right here at the Mr. Skin blog!
We’re eagerly awaiting funny lady Sarah Silverman ‘s big nude debut in Take This Waltz , so naturally she had us standing at attention when she and Howard Stern talked muff this week. Sarah is going from zero to bush in her very first nude scene, but she’s handling it like a pro. She told Howard that she felt very lucky to be involved with the movie, and though she didn’t realize there was a nude scene when she first read the script, she felt comfortable with the director and crew and agreed to do it right away. She then revealed that the scene is of her shaving her legs in a locker room, so it won’t be very brightly lit…. More after the jump!
Here’s Eva Mendes Looking sexy at the 10th Marrakech International Film Festival the other night. I’m not all that familiar with the festival, who is really, but I have to say that over the years I’ve become pretty familiar with Eva’s impressive front meat. She’s not exactly showing off the goods in these shots, I guess she’s got to keep things under wraps in Morocco, but she’s a natural hottie and I thought I’d send a little Tuna attention her way. You’re welcome.
