James Harvey
01-23-2002, 10:59 AM
The <a href="http://www.suntimes.com/output/pearlman/cst-ftr-cindy23.html">Chicago Sun-Times</a> posted an interesting interview with Michelle Pfeiffer who stars in the recently released I Am Sam. The actress talks about her participation in "Batman Returns" and says she would have returned to the role in the "Catwoman", but only if Tim Burton been involved. Below is an excerpt:
"I think Ashley Judd will be great as Catwoman," Pfeiffer said, adding that, yes, she did plan to play the role again, but the idea was catnipped in the bud for one simple reason. "[Director] Tim Burton isn't involved in the new Catwoman film and I wanted to do it with him. For me, it was really his vision that made it so special."
Pfeiffer says that she doesn't want to scratch Judd's eyes out for taking over the role. "Studios like change and there's always a new person playing Batman," she offered. As for advice to Judd, she laughs and says, "Ashley should make sure the mask fits because it was squishing my face through half of the movie. I hope her outfit is a lot more comfortable than mine. All that latex is sort of itchy."
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"I think Ashley Judd will be great as Catwoman," Pfeiffer said, adding that, yes, she did plan to play the role again, but the idea was catnipped in the bud for one simple reason. "[Director] Tim Burton isn't involved in the new Catwoman film and I wanted to do it with him. For me, it was really his vision that made it so special."
Pfeiffer says that she doesn't want to scratch Judd's eyes out for taking over the role. "Studios like change and there's always a new person playing Batman," she offered. As for advice to Judd, she laughs and says, "Ashley should make sure the mask fits because it was squishing my face through half of the movie. I hope her outfit is a lot more comfortable than mine. All that latex is sort of itchy."
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