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Parminder Nagra
Beautiful and talented actress who starred in Bend it Like Beckham, and is now currently on ER. Parminder brings a fresh image to Hollywood, very different from the typical 20 year old Barbie doll image that the media has bombard us with. Her acting is incredible, especially for someone who has never had any formal training.
She has received acclaim for both BILB and ER, but unfortunately still is underrated in Hollywood. She unfortunately was relegated to the secondary role for her work in BILB, and did not get the publicity she deserved. But hopefully, we'll see more of her in years to come.
She has received acclaim for both BILB and ER, but unfortunately still is underrated in Hollywood. She unfortunately was relegated to the secondary role for her work in BILB, and did not get the publicity she deserved. But hopefully, we'll see more of her in years to come.
Parminder Nagra by ps September 23, 2004
keira knightly
A skinny, talentless 19 year old who got more attention and publicity than she deserved for Bend it Like Beckham, when the real star of that film was Parminder Nagra.
While Keira is pretty (no one's denying that), she cannot act at all. Her face is frozen in a blank stare in each of her films; she has the emotional range of a clothes shop mannequin. When Orlando Bloom professes undying love to her at the climax of Pirates of the Caribbean, after two hours of the pair risking life and limb for each other on the high seas, she doesn't even so much as blink. Her blank, unreactive expression appears to be the same when she is being rowed off to her death in Pirates of the Caribbean as it is in Love Actually when she learns that her husband's best friend is in love with her.
Watch her closely in BILB, Pirates, and King Arthur; in all those movies she basically runs around screaming or pouting. Wouldn't exactly call it acting, though.
While Keira is pretty (no one's denying that), she cannot act at all. Her face is frozen in a blank stare in each of her films; she has the emotional range of a clothes shop mannequin. When Orlando Bloom professes undying love to her at the climax of Pirates of the Caribbean, after two hours of the pair risking life and limb for each other on the high seas, she doesn't even so much as blink. Her blank, unreactive expression appears to be the same when she is being rowed off to her death in Pirates of the Caribbean as it is in Love Actually when she learns that her husband's best friend is in love with her.
Watch her closely in BILB, Pirates, and King Arthur; in all those movies she basically runs around screaming or pouting. Wouldn't exactly call it acting, though.
keira knightly by ps September 22, 2004