In a fresh interview, the Australian website news.com.au Kirsten Dunst told how at one time the producers of the film "Spiderman" (2002) were asked to "fix" their teeth for the role of Mary Jane Watson. The actress responded with a categorical refusal, sowing as a result to defend the inviolability of his natural appearance.
While working on the "Spider Man", one of the producers in a soft manner tried to achieve from me so that I went to Dentistist and made my smile flawless, like a Barbie doll. But I answered it: "No, I will not do this,"
- Dunst told.
Obviously, Dunst is entirely satisfied with his not quite perfect teeth, with youth he who has learned to be proud of his appearance. The 37-year-old actress explained that many other positive examples from the film industry prompted her to show hardness when it came to its external data.
I experienced a very beneficial effect on the part of women, who claimed: "You look great, love your teeth, do not change anything." I clearly defined for myself, what my comfort depends,
- added the actress.
At the moment, Dunst takes part in the promotional campaign of his new project - speech about the television series "How to become God in Central Florida", the action of which unfolds in the early 1990s. In this TV show, Dunst performs the role of Crystal Stubbs, a young mother who is trying to somehow bring the ends with the ends, living on a small salary.