Here’s Mila Kunis & Kristen Bell arriving At the “Today” show in New York earlier today… They was there to promote their new movie Forgetting Sarah Marshall.
When it comes to gaming, there are actresses who show up to the occasional Los Angeles game launch event for photo ops, and then there’s Mila Kunis. The star of Forgetting Sarah Marshall, lives and breathes video games. She’s already acted in a game, voicing Tanya in the original Saints Row. She and her boyfriend Macaulay Culkin own every current console and log serious hours playing Wii, PlayStation 3 and World of Warcraft at their homes in LA and New York City. So it seems fitting that Kunis is appearing in Max Payne, the latest video game adaptation flick, hitting screens October 17. Kunis took some time out to talk about her new movie and her genuine love for video games, and having a bone to pick with a few denizens of Azeroth. Hit the jump to read the full interview.
Das Gamer: What’s your role in Max Payne?
Mila Kunis: I play Mona Sax. My sister gets murdered and I blame Mark Payne for that. I go and fuck him up and realize that he didn’t do it.
Natalie Portman and her Black Swan co-star Mila Kunis rub shoulders at the 2009 American Ballet Theatre Fall Gala at Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall on Wednesday (October 7) in New York City.
Natalie, 28, and Mila, 26, play rival ballerinas in the upcoming thriller Black Swan, out 2010. They reportedly will participate in a racy girl-on-girl love scene.
Mila hasn’t confirmed or denied the rumors, telling FOX News, “I’m not allowed to talk about the script yet, but I’m excited to work with Natalie. I’ve known her for some time.”
Mila Kunis "ripped a piece of her neck off" while shooting 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall'. The 26-year-old actress was left "gushing blood" after an accident on set, and now bears a prominent scar.
She told FOX News: "I've had so many injuries! I actually ripped out a little piece of my neck off in 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall'. It happened when we were in the water. "Jason Segal is holding my neck. He's holding it because I'm bleeding - you only see half my neck. The other side is gushing.
When she was just seven years old, Mila Kunis's parents picked up everything they had- which wasn't much- and left Russia to provide their children with the options they themselves had lacked. Now, 18 years later, Mila is a working actress and her brother is a Berkeley-educated scientist. Good move, folks.
In the post- That '70s Show era, Ms. Kunis (a.k.a. Meg Griffin on Family Guy) is finally free to explore the wider world of film; she's starting with a bang (and a bikini) in Judd Apatow's newest crude comedy, Forgetting Sarah Marshall. In between marathon World of Warcraft sessions with boyfriend Macaulay Culkin, she sat down with Complex to talk about swinging Vikings, invisibility, and Chuck Norris. See? Celebrities really are just like us!
Was acting in a movie with Judd Apatow's crew fun after being on a sitcom for so long?
Mila Kunis: It's such a different way of making a comedy. Doing '70s was so scripted. It was word for word- you had 20 pages, you don't improv, you don't really have much say, you just kind of do what you're told. You come to a Judd set, and it's a free-for-all. They hire you because they trust you: "Don't fuck up, and enjoy yourself; go have fun." I've never gone through so many feet of film before in my life- you improv and some stuff sticks, some stuff doesn't.
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