Brooklyn . . . Both your parents are incredibly hard workers and that’s what’s made them the huge successes they have become. You really should try it – or was it just easier to pick up your trophy billionaire in the VIP enclosure at Coachella, doubtless paid for by your parents?
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And then, just as you think she couldn’t top two decades of mediocrity with something even worse, along comes Marry Me (2022), which makes Maid in Manhattan look like Gone with the Wind.
Looking at her life trajectory with our feet struggling on the bottom rungs of life’s great ladder, we can only gaze longingly at the hem of one of her tiny skirts disappearing ahead of us, one rung at a time.
What are these men trying to prove? Are they competing for Stud of the Century, defined by their ability to produce the greatest number of kids?
To me, it smacks of a woman trying to make herself relevant, when her dullness put her in danger of being booted off.
A fan of excessively large bows and over-fussy outfits, Sutton’s attire is so jaw-droppingly bizarre on occasion, you could be forgiven for thinking she is drowning in a vat of marshmallows.
Christina Ricci looked as if her upper half had obtained its own visa and was already en route to pastures new; Sarah Paulson, in bizarrely angled Louis Vuitton black (they really should stick to baggage), appeared to have been invaded by a sinister Cubist.
The feeling so far is that we’re in for yet another bout of tedium in which the only nod to the real Paris is the name of the city in the title.