23-year-old ex-Neighbours star Margot Robbie is a babe. Nobody on the planet can deny that. But even the genetically blessed get a little help from special effects sometimes… The latest rumour to grip Hollywood is that Robbie’s legs were “digitally enhanced” in her first big blockbuster, The Wolf of Wall Street.
According to special effects experts and movie bloggers around the world, her pins were digitally extended to appear longer and leaner than nature intended. Experts have speculated that the 5-foot-6 actress looks “impossibly long-legged” in some of her Wolf scenes – thanks to a Photoshop-style editing program.
Look at Margot’s proportions here. What do you think – natural or enhanced?
If you’re wondering how “digital surgeries” like this work, reps from a company called Lola Visual Effects have explained. In post-production, special effects teams stretch the footage of an actor to achieve a slimmed-down look for everyone involved. “It’s like a funhouse mirror, so everyone looks tall and thin,” they said.
Guess who won the TV ratings war last night?
Last night was probably the most difficult night for TV watchers around Australia so far this year. The sound of families arguing over who got control of the remote, was deafening.
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And do the ratings really count for anything these days anyway? I mean, there are only a small number of people that actually have the 'black boxes' in their homes that the ratings are based on. And besides that, look at all the recording devices and catch-up tv channels that are available? Just personally, I watched and recorded Inxs (recorded for my Son who wasn't home). I recorded Schappel, and I also recorded 'so you think you can dance Australia' and I'll watch 'Rake' on Iview or buy the DVD.
Soooo... ratings... what?