Penelope Cruz

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Did you know that Penelope Cruz is jam-packed with insecurities? ...but she's not afraid of getting old. She's 34 years old now.

“I’ve always had my insecurities and most of them have not gone away. I guess we’re all vulnerable."

“I know myself a little bit more. Of course, some things remain a mystery and that is a search that never ends, but I wish I was less insecure."

On thing that she is absolutely not afraid of? Growing old. "Age holds absolutely no fear for me," Cruz says. "There is so much enjoyment ahead." Source

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For Penelope Cruz's role in Vicky Cristna Barcelona, you know, the movie where she makes-out with Scarlett Johansson, Penelope takes home the Oscar for Actress in a Supporting Role.

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The 15th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards were held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.

So, who bought the "Vicky Christina Barcelona" DVD?

Dream DVD...
Deleted lesbian scenes with Penelope & Scarlett Johansson.

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We've had bikini pics of Monica and bikini pics of Penelope in the past... along with a nipple from Penelope too. Or maybe our attention should be towards another hot Spanish chick.... bikini MILF Paz Vega!?

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Cruz 'fell in love with character'
Penelope Cruz said she fell in love with the character she plays in Vicky Cristina Barcelona as she attended the movie's UK premiere.

Cruz plays Maria, the tempestuous ex-wife of free-spirited Juan in the film and said: "I fell in love with the character".

The 34-year-old also said that it was "amazing" to work with director Woody Allen. The film was shown at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year. Source

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Penelope Cruz dazzles audience in Woody Allen’s latest feature

Woody Allen’s 39th installment will, among other things, quench an intellectual cinematic thirst that has been snoozing in a den of stupid-comedies since the Oscars, save those of you who watched any of the late HBO miniseries’ or movies, including “John Adams,” “Recount” and “Generation Kill.”

In “Vicky Christina Barcelona,” a type-A lanky brunette, a free-spirited blonde artist in search of her calling, an attractive and impulsive established painter and, in the words of The Economist, a “sloe-eyed, chain-smoking Iberian hurricane” are tossed together in a mixture that - in the end - reveals how treacherous and impatient, yet astonishingly close to inconsequential, an episode of romance can be.

The backdrop, Spain’s northeastern city of Barcelona, is idyllic in the sense that it strongly appeals to the three of the movie’s senses: culture, art and romantic getaways. [Whitman Pioneer]

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Kissing Penelope Cruz was not sexy: Scarlett Johansson

She said: "There were 60 crewmen eating salami sandwiches. It really was the least sexy thing you can ever imagine." Source

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These snaps were taken at the "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" premiere in Westwood. All I know about this movie is that Penelope & Scarlett make-out.

The plot centers around two American women, Vicky and Cristina, who are vacationing in Barcelona. Once there, the two women meet an artist, and the three quickly develop a relationship. The artist, however, is still enamored of his mentally unstable ex-girlfriend. Wiki

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Penélope Cruz Sánchez (pronounced [peˈnelope kɾuθ ˈsantʃeθ]; born April 28, 1974), better known as Penélope Cruz, is a Golden Globe- and Academy Award-nominated Spanish actress.

Cruz is currently involved in a relationship with Oscar winning actor Javier Bardem. Wiki

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Woody Allen, Cruz say threesomes only work in the movies

Asked whether he had scripted a private fantasy of sex with two women, Allen quipped: "It's hard enough to get one person."

The 72-year-old director said trying to keep in balance between two partners would be daunting.

"In real life, most people could not survive that kind of situation in any serious way because it's too complicated and has too many emotional ramifications," he told reporters.

"In a film, you can do it because I'm dealing with larger-than-life characters." Source

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