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Maya Rudolph - 2012 Oscars, February 26th 2012
All the comedy ladies looked great tonight, but Maya in this aubergine curve hugging bit of wonderful, with all the thick curls cascading over one shoulder is an absolute delight!
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The Cast of Bridesmaids - Entertainment Weekly’s Entertainers of the Year 2011 by Martin Schoeller, December 16th 2011
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The Cast of Bridesmaids (Wendi McLendon-Covey, Melissa McCarthy, Maya Rudolph, Ellie Kemper, Kristen Wiig & Rose Byrne) - Entertainment Weekly’s Entertainers of the Year 2011 by Martin Schoeller, December 16th 2011
Mindy Kaling on Bridesmaids:
A lot of crazy, incredible, over-the-top things happen in Bridesmaids, but the movie really succeeds because of the relationship between Kristen’s and Maya’s characters. I love seeing friendships between women realistically portrayed, and that was a beautifully depicted best-friendship - one wasn’t just the sidekick to the other. But then all the characters in the movie were fully formed. I love the scene where we first meet Melissa McCarthy’s character and all Kristen asks her is “How’s it going?” And Melissa says it’s going great, but she fell of a cruise ship, she hit every railing going down, a dolphin saved her, and how she has pins in her leg. I knew nothing about Melissa McCarthy until I saw the movie, and as an opening scene for an actress it was just magnificent. The fact that Bridesmaids did as well as it did was an amazing accomplishment. And I love that the movie wasn’t sold as “Get All Your Girlfriends and Go See Bridedsmaids!” It was just “Everybody Go See Bridesmaids, It’s a Funny, Awesome Movie.”
