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DO YOU feel you can IDNETIFy with Kate Whingelett?

14 replies

SetSquare · 22/07/2009 08:58

she is under the impression you all can

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notwavingjustironing · 22/07/2009 09:02

God yes - busy working mother of two, tick, Oscar, erm no, vain and shallow, nope - so actually no I can't. She should enjoy what she's got and stop patronising the mere mortals.

I'm slightly tired of being told why her not being airbrushed in a magazine photo makes all us other civillians feel better about growing old gracefully.

southeastastra · 22/07/2009 09:04

er yes i do really, i quite like her

Pinkjenny · 22/07/2009 09:05

Why does she insist on harping on about this? Is it her only topic of conversation?

I used to like her, but she seems to have become awfully smug and condescending.

sarah293 · 22/07/2009 09:09

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Ozziegirly · 24/07/2009 03:14

She's only bloody 33. She's hardly carrying the flag for the "ölder" actress in Hollywood is she FFS?

But then on the other hand I assume that all "stars" have the standard questions asked about them in interviews:

  1. Kate W - anything about airbrushing or being fat.


2. Sienna Miller - anything about being hounded by the press and Jude Law.

3. Jennifer Aniston - anything about being "unlucky in love".

etc. So even though they seem to be "harping" on about the same topic, they're probably just answering the questions they're given.
wintera · 25/07/2009 10:30

Totally agree with Ozziegirly on this one. Actually I feel sorry for Kate at the mo. The Daily Mail keeps writing articles about her because she is suing them for slander after a particularly nasty Liz Jones article. That's why they've got it in for her. Plus, I don't really think it's her fault that the articles are always the same. When I have read an interview with her, it's the journalists who usually bring all that weight, motherhood, airbrushing stuff and not her. She just get's asked the same questions over and over so it's no wonder it looks like she keeps harping on.

If she does an interview with Empire, Total Film or something like that, they tend to be better interviews because they focus more on her and her work and don't bother with the other stuff. Seriously, if I was her at the moment I would stay away from interviews with fashion mags etc. . . They don't do her any favours!!

makedoandmend · 25/07/2009 10:40

Easy to embrace your wrinkles at 33 - hopefully she'll embrace the open pores/weird sprouty hairs/decreasing elasticity which is just a few years away WAAAAAAAAAIL!

makedoandmend · 25/07/2009 10:41

which are grrrr

ApplesinmyPocket · 25/07/2009 10:54

Do I feel I can identify with Kate Winslett - hmmm. Only in the sense that I am on the 'cuddly' side and once peed in a desert.

While we're at it, shouldn't she have made a bit more effort to save that nice young chap who slipped off her life-raft?

AlistairSim · 25/07/2009 19:17

I identify because I lost my virginity on a ship and I've been to Reading.

CybilLiberty · 25/07/2009 19:21

I identify as much as I do with every drop dead gorgeous Oscar winning multi millionairess actress who has shagged this man in a film I hasten to add

Qally · 26/07/2009 00:45

Well, having a paper headline a photo of you on their front page with TITANIC in reference to your weight, when you're 20, might lead you to anxiety on the subject, I think. I actually do admire her for not succumbing to stick-insect-hood, though I can't say I identify with her particularly. And journalists do seem to have a script with most actors before the interview ever starts.

And agreed that the reason the Daily Mail are printing negative stories, complete with unflattering pics, is because she's suing them for libel for claiming she is a liar over her body image stuff. That paper is vile on so many fronts, and presenting Liz Jones as an appropriate person to discuss another woman's body in print is just another example. She should be sharing those ramblings with her therapist, in my opinion - sad she is so messed up, but must she get paid to inflict that on us?

Frasersmum123 · 27/07/2009 21:17

She is only 33 she seems to be around for ever.

I like her as a actress, I think she is very pretty.

maggievirgo · 27/07/2009 23:26

I've been told I look like her a few times and I was horrified. Think she looks quite 'ordinary'. I'm much hotter, but I whinge less and earn less. And I don't care if people relate to me or not.

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