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February
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February
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Mila Kunis says her parents used to tell her she was “crazy” for letting bullies upset her.
The 27-year-old actress is well known for playing Jackie Burkhart in hit TV comedy That ’70s Show, and she has recently received critical praise for her role as ballerina Lily in thriller Black Swan alongside Natalie Portman.
Mila is petite, measuring just 5ft 4in, and admits bullies used to mock her height. Mila was also made to feel unworthy because of her large facial features, and says her parents were baffled that their beautiful daughter got upset by such remarks.
“Yeah, because I was always the smallest in my class,” she replied when the British edition of OK! magazine asked if she got picked on at school.
“I had a very funny looking face when I was little. I had like big eyes, big lips, big ears. But when I was little I was constantly being made fun of for having big eyes and that was awful. I used to come home crying: ‘Why do I have big eyes?’ And my parents were like: ‘You’re crazy!’”
Now Mila feels glad she survived the taunts, as she thinks it has made her a stronger person. The star feels for anybody who is made to feel miserable about themselves, as she remembers how horrible it feels.
“I’ve learned it wasn’t a bad thing to be picked on because when you’re little is seems awful, like it’s the end of the world. I grew into my face,” she added
Source: Music Rooms
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February
08
2011
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Mila Kunis has opened up about her friendship with Justin Timberlake.
In an interview with Angeleno the Black Swan star says the singer made her cry with laughter while they filmed the romantic comedy Friends With Benefits.
‘Justin and I play best friends who decide to be friends with benefits,’ the 27-year-old told the US magazine. ‘There wasn’t one day on set when I wasn’t on the floor, crying-laughing.’
‘Justin always thought it was funny that I would be on the phone with my parents, speaking Russian and randomly breaking out into English.’
The Ukraine-born star’s comments come just one week after a source reportedly told People magazine that they are ‘friends’ after the two were seen socialising at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Source: monstersandcritics.com
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February
07
2011
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Actress Mila Kunis has revealed that she never wanted to venture into acting just for the sake of earning money.
“I know people say this all the time, but it’s true: I don’t ever want to work for the sake of working,” dailymail. co. uk quoted her as saying.
The “Black Swan” star, who was a part of TV show “That 70s Show” for eight years, wants to work on projects she is passionate about in the future and doesn’t want to concentrate only on dramas.
“I was very lucky to have a show for eight years. Now I can sit back and think about what I want,” she said.
“I love doing comedies. They’re just as hard, if not harder, to make work, compared with a drama. You work 17 hours a day, and you have to try to make things different and funny and relatable onscreen all at the same time,” she added.
Source: topnews.in
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February
06
2011
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We’ve added some more promotional pictures from movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall featuring Mila and the cast of the movie to the gallery. Check out by clicking on thumbnails below.
    
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February
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2011
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Mila Kunis has revealed that she enjoys working on comedies more than dramas.
The Black Swan actress told the Los Angeles Times Magazine that she appreciates the challenge to make things funny during long days of shooting and often finds the task more difficult than her serious roles.
“I love doing comedies. They’re just as hard, if not harder, to make work, compared with a drama,” she explained.
“You work 17 hours a day, and you have to try to make things different and funny and relatable on screen all at the same time.”
Kunis added that she feels fortunate to have spent so many years on That ’70s Show early in her career as the sitcom’s success has given her the freedom to choose her own artistic path.
“I was very lucky to have a show for eight years,” she said. “Now I can sit back and think about what I want.”
Source: digitalspy.co.uk
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