Gwyneth Paltrow’s body double in ‘Shallow Hal’ developed eating disorder after filming wrapped

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It was 22 years ago that Skip Hollandsworth wrote a Texas Monthly article about Gary Johnson, a school teacher who moonlights as a hit man who doesn’t kill people. Now if that doesn’t sound like the formula for a hit movie, you may understand why it has taken so long for Gary’s story to make it to the silver screen, so long in fact that its subject passed away before he could hit the red carpet of the Venice Film Festival where the film is having its World Premiere tonight. Nevertheless Glen Powell never forgot the story and has teamed with Richard Linklater to finally tell it, but it is only “loosely” based on the article. Certain details in the screenplay co-written by Linklater and Powell are made up, and those are the details that actually help make this a hilarious winner, as well as perhaps Linklater’s most commercial movie since School Of Rock. Its quirky true crime element also has a bit in common with Linklater’s Bernie which starred Jack Black. The director seems drawn to this kind of offbeat tale, with some level of truth to it.

Rumours have been swirling about Meghan Markle looking to restart her acting career, and a new report from TMZ indicates that she’s also preparing to resurrect another project from her pre-royal life.

Gwyneth Paltrow has laughed off a lot of mocking Goop products. But the most infamous one? That one she’s still really defensive of!

shares two children—, 19, and Moses, 17—with ex-husband , she's also the stepmom of current husband own kids: Isabella, 19, and Brody, 17. Though the 50-year-old Goop mogul married the 52-year-old television producer in 2018, Paltrow recently revealed that it took a minute for her to grow into that role in his kids' lives."I did find it really hard at first," Paltrow shared during a candid Instagram Q+A on August 30, per . "You know, there’s no book on this; nobody tells us what to do.

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Gwyneth Paltrow is known for loving clean and non toxic products….and there’s one she highly recommends that you can get from Amazon for only $15!

spent the summer letting her roots go gray out of sheer laziness, and I've never related to anything more.From the comfort of what appears to be her Los Angeles home, the actor and wellness mogul hopped on her to host a casual Q&A session with her more than 8 million followers. In between meetings, she proceeded to answer some of their most burning questions, from why she stopped doing Marvel movies to what she misses most about her late father.

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Zack Sharf Digital News Director Gwyneth Paltrow redirected one Marvel fan to studio executives after she was asked about no longer appearing as Pepper Potts in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Paltrow debuted as the character in 2008’s “Iron Man,” the very first MCU movie. She had sizable roles in “Iron Man 2” and “Iron Man 3,” and she also appeared as Pepper in other MCU films such as “Spider-Man: Homecoming” (which she infamously forgot about) and “Avengers: Endgame.” The latter film marked her final MCU appearance for now.

As the MCU hurtles further into Phase 5, a question echoes through the minds of Marvel fans (at least some of them): where’s Gwyneth Paltrow‘s Pepper Potts? But don’t ask the actress for answers. EW reports that Paltrow has no idea what Kevin Feige & co.

asked one user in a reposted video. “I hope the #socialmediamanager is doing okay over at @Seed,” reposted a second person.

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Shallow Hal? Frankly, I wish I could forget. In this controversial romantic comedy, Jack Black plays an arrogant bachelor who gets hypnotized into only seeing people's inner beauty. He soon falls for Rosemary, played by Gwyneth Paltrow, not realizing that she is actually a 300-pound woman.

Ivy Snitzer, who appeared in the movie Shallow Hal as the body double for Gwyneth Paltrow‘s character Rosemary, is opening up about the eating disorder she developed after the film was released in theaters.

Ivy Snitzer, who served as Gwyneth Paltrow’s body double in the 2001 comedy “Shallow Hal”, is speaking about how she later developed a serious eating disorder.

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Gwyneth Paltrow's body double in the 2001 comedy her mental and physical health wound was seriously impacted.Snitzer, 42, recently opened up to about her experience, and how it led to her struggling with body image issues and developing an eating disorder.In, Paltrow starred as Rosemary, an overweight woman who begins a relationship with the titular Hal (Jack Black), who has been hypnotized to only see women's inner beauty. Paltrow wore a bodysuit and prosthetics for scenes where she needed to appear overweight.

Amelia Tait for her newsletter The Waiting Room.“It was so exciting. It was just fun to be part of a movie – there are so few people who actually get to do that.” Paltrow was “really nice” and Black “a delightful person,” and the starlet finally felt noticed for her persona — ironically, the plot line of the film — after fighting “really hard to be seen as a personality and not just my size.”But the film’s seemingly progressive storyline – that the “obese” character wasn’t a “villain,” but rather a “cool,” “popular” girl — instead welcomed an onslaught of body-shamers who zeroed in on Snitzer’s weight.It was then that Snitzer’s taste of the limelight soured.