Typically the cover for GQ‘s Comedy Issue has been reserved for a goofy jokester (Zach Galifianakis, Seth Rogen) rather than, say, a scantily clad sexpot Read the full post.
Jul 12
2011
01:28 PM ET
Mila Kunis proves women can be sexy AND funny
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Articles like this make me believe these magazines create these stereotypes just to make headlines!! I have never, ever thought someone that was sexy would not be funny, or vice versa. Its stupid to think so, and I dont believe anyone does.
I agree with her that many women are not given the chance to demonstrate that they can be just as funny and comedic as men, but this mag cover does little to repudiate what she condemns as the casting of women as merely attractive. Junks shouldn’t have to strip to her underroos for the cover of GQ Comedy issue. It only continues the problem, but at the same time, I understand her fear about being too outspoken and biting the hand that feeds..
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I’ve seen much attractive females other than Mila Kunis. It’s ironic how she’s cast alongside Natalie Portman who portrays a strong, female character. Mila is hot simply because she plays out every heterosexual fantasy along with extremely attractive woman. Would she be able to star in another film that has the similar pedigree as Natalie’s? I doubt so.
Comedy is a different thing from just being a funny woman or a funny hostess of some TV shows . There are well scripted comedy movies where actresses like Diaz, Barrymore, Aniston and so many others as the ACTRESSES who ARE PLAYING and ACTING the script and do have to do so and have an ACTING skill or a Talent to play the funny roles.. As well as just having ougoing and cool personality as Sofia Vergara who is naturally funny as so many women are in this world. However being a REAL COMEDIAN,such as George Carlin,or that same based Era of a Brilliance( in so many arts that we are loosing or destroying by ourslves and our more rottening good taste lately), including the Comedy as Zeinfield’s cast and other awesome and similar shows and its COMEDIANS(not the actors!!!!)This is what comedy is all about: Not to attack and making mean jokes about our neigbors,as Chelsey Handler’s vulgar signature is all about, but is a profitable style to a money making TV NETWORK or the jokes about F- – - -g all the time as one and the only one “funny” topic everywhere and it’s laughing accentation about the private parts or the moments of a such…all over again and again,tastless and too easy on making ppl a not very thinking but easy to make into a laughing civilians…Yes,it’s a big difference between being a Pro-Comedian vs some sexy,cute and funny actresses-women. I think the firing story about Eddie Brill is purpously mislead about the real meaning of just the only his REAL professional opinion that somebody didn’t like and turned it to another pointless fire by hitting ppl’s heads against each other and fighting for no reason. Where is the freedom of speach then if once spoken it freely it irritates those who are controlling it and dislikes it by having enough power to fire such an opinion of one the most respectful Pro-Comic as Eddie Bril??. I am a lady myself and sure that men are not always catching up our jokes,still not recalling too many women-comedians in any live stand ups a real funny female COMEDIANS. But sure that I know and knew so many of just a very funny women around. But,sharp sense of humor of a Comedian is totally different thing as being just a funny girl. INDEED!