Vanessa Hudgens Will Remind You That You’ve Seen Her Naked And It Was OMG So Embarrassing For Her

18 September 2009, 4:17 PM. By Alex Alvarez

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vhudgeVanessa Hudgens, who was our favorite Fauxtina until we learned she is actually partially of Hispanic descent, wishes we’d all just stop talking about her nude / sexy pictures. So don’t talk about these. Or these either. She tells Allure:

It’s just really unfortunate, and to this day people hate me for it, but it’s not like I chose to put that out there in the world, you know? It’s so aggravating and frustrating, and whenever anybody asks me, would I do nudity in a film, if I say that it’s something I’m not comfortable with, they’re like, ‘Bulls–t, you’ve already done it.’ If anything it makes it more embarrassing, because that was a private thing. It’s screwed up that someone screwed me over like that. At least some people are learning from my mistakes.

Not that she wouldn’t do nudity for the right role, you know? Because it’s kind of annoying to be known as a good girl or role model:

People think of me as the High School Musical girl. There’s nothing wrong with that. My character was a great role model, but I get so bored doing the same thing. I want to grow like everybody else.

Growing like everyone else means, of course, playing a prostitute. In fact, Vanessa will play a sex worker named Blondie in the upcoming film Sucker Punch. Says Vanessa of her role:

It totally is my Angelina Jolie part. I get to run around with guns and fight big men.

Sigh. Kids these days. We can’t wait until she eventually finds her Jessica Biel or Kate Hudson roles, too. 

Click Below to See Vanessa in Allure

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Vanessa Hudgens Interview in Allure Magazine [Damn I'm Cute]

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  1. (+1)
    Guest wrote

    Meh, Vanessa will always have her Hispanic card revoked. Having a Filipina mom that is one seventeenth Spanish or whatever doesn’t matter. I still can’t believe that Disney couldn’t find a real Hispanic person to play this role. Because California and Florida, or wherever Disney films, are bereft of Latin women. Please.

  2. Janeiro
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    I will never consider that dipshit to be Latina. Ever! And, for the last time, being Latino is about culture not random-ass ancestry. Hello, Bernardo O’Higgins, father of modern Chile!

    Seriously. Never call this fucker Latina again. I’ve had to sit through too many High School Musicals (Death to you, little niece!) to take this additional insult.

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