September 27, 2011 |
Author: Megan aka: Super Hybrid |
In: Celebrity, Photography
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Elizabeth Olsen scores her first cover shoot for the October 2011 issue of Nylon Magazine.
During her interview, she talks about growing up with celebrity sister: “I have to attribute the way I have always looked at [work] to my father, because he was a really good influence on us. It was always very important to him that his daughters be financially independent. He wanted us to know that we could take care of ourselves, because he never liked the idea of us needing a man. And witnessing how my sisters can take care of themselves financially was a great model to have. I consider myself lucky to have such a normal family.”
On getting her start in acting on the theater stage: “I just always thought that theater was different from being an actor in Hollywood for some reason. It was like this safe place where people aren’t harassed. But I was apprehensive because I saw how brutal people can be when other people put themselves out there.”
Elizabeth Olsen scores her first cover shoot for the October 2011 issue of Nylon Magazine.
During her interview, she talks about growing up with celebrity sister: “I have to attribute the way I have always looked at [work] to my father, because he was a really good influence on us. It was always very important to him that his daughters be financially independent. He wanted us to know that we could take care of ourselves, because he never liked the idea of us needing a man. And witnessing how my sisters can take care of themselves financially was a great model to have. I consider myself lucky to have such a normal family.”
On getting her start in acting on the theater stage: “I just always thought that theater was different from being an actor in Hollywood for some reason. It was like this safe place where people aren’t harassed. But I was apprehensive because I saw how brutal people can be when other people put themselves out there.”
Elizabeth Olsen scores her first cover shoot for the October 2011 issue of Nylon Magazine.
During her interview, she talks about growing up with celebrity sister: “I have to attribute the way I have always looked at [work] to my father, because he was a really good influence on us. It was always very important to him that his daughters be financially independent. He wanted us to know that we could take care of ourselves, because he never liked the idea of us needing a man. And witnessing how my sisters can take care of themselves financially was a great model to have. I consider myself lucky to have such a normal family.”
On getting her start in acting on the theater stage: “I just always thought that theater was different from being an actor in Hollywood for some reason. It was like this safe place where people aren’t harassed. But I was apprehensive because I saw how brutal people can be when other people put themselves out there.”
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They have a sister??? good god looks just like them, but a little hotter.
Lol, I didn't even know there was another one.
You can tell she's related by the same stupid faces she makes in her pics
She got Michael Jackson's nose.
She's*
Haha, I was thinking LaToya. Olsen sister looks creepy.
I think she's beautiful, and she sets herself apart from her sisters by actually smiling in one of these photographs and not looking like a cat lady/hobo in any of them.
Seriously, why so much hate?
I really love The Berry, but many of the comments you girls post are nasty! Not just this post, but many others as well. Why do girls have to bitch about other girls' looks? Nobody is perfect, but why point out all the "flaws"?
she actually looks pretty when she smiles… they should ALL do that more often
Her nose looks stupid. If you see other photos of her, you can tell she had a nose job.
Earning Mega Millions of dollars a year beginning before they were teenagers is NOT normal. Big Daddy has never been normal since then either…making a happy living off of his daughters. Struggle month to month to pay bills, try to save for college, drive around in a 15 yr. old car, buy clothes once a year instead of everyday, live with your family of 7 in a 2 bedroom house and THEN talk to us about being ''NORMAL". Rich people and celebrities must have a part of thier brain that never developed to even say something like that. It's almost like an insult to REAL people that live REAL lives.