Good for Scarlett Johansson! Damn, this story just keeps getting better and better.
Interesting, that the room she was taken into was supposedly “stifling hot”. Another classic brainwashing technique.
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You know I absolutely adore her, and this is yet another reason to. And from the story, it seems pretty obvious that Tom was essentialy just going through the phonebook of young Hollywood starlets until he found one gullible enough.
She gave up a starring role in Mission Impossible 3 because of this … or anyway, that’s the rumor. That she didn’t want to get sucked in to that world.
Who knows … she may be dodging a bullet with that one. Sounds like Mission Impossible (which hasn’t even started filming yet) is already dogged with problems and controversy.
YES its getting weirder and weirder… its totally sick how Cruise went down the list until he found someone who would fall for this crap and who he could take total control over.
and who better than someone who has idolized him her whole life. WHat a manipulative freak. She is dumb enough to deserve what she gets.
Wants ’em nice and impressionable, I guess.
The boy’s a fruitbat.
What is “Radar” magazine?
Can you imagine “auditioning” for the role of girlfriend?
am I the only one that keeps forgetting what movie Tom Cruise is supposed to be in? I keep having to be reminded that he’s in War of the Worlds. golly whizbang these PR stunts are amazingly bad.
popskull: Radar is like a very lame Maxim.