The March issue of the American edition of Vanity Fair comes with images of these so hard to find in a magazine photo famous without makeup .
The leading face, natural, are actresses Scarlett Johansson and Kate Winslet, no makeup posing before the lens of photographer Chuck Close.
Actresses Scarlett Johansson and Kate Winslet pose for the magazine without makeup, washed his face and showing her skin clean, no tricks, no Photoshop.
these pictures they want to show that beauty is natural and that despite the recurring adjustments, there are celebrities that are just as beautiful with or without makeup.
Kate Winslet is one of the most important actresses in Hollywood. His career has been built on great movies and unforgettable roles, showing versatility but also a strong penchant for dramatic roles. The Oscar winner began her career from the top with Heavenly Creatures (1994) directed by Peter Jackson, developing a character that required a strong dedication as she played one of the teenagers involved in the Parker-Hulme murder case.
After this film, he was part of the period film Sense and Feelings under the direction of Ang Lee and then his great success would come with Titanic. With a fledgling but formidable career, Jackson wanted to work with her again on The Lord of the Rings and offered her the role of Eowyn. This film not only implied a great challenge, since it was running from the roles that Winslet had been interpreting, but it also meant a great commitment of time.
To shoot the film, the cast had to settle in New Zealand for three years and the actress of The Reader was recently married, in addition to the fact that film proposals abounded for her. About this point in her career, the British spoke with Zoe Ball (via Far Out) and recalled: "There was a lot to come. It was really incredible, and I couldn't believe that I was suddenly in the position of having to choose which movie did. It's strange for an actor to feel that and even more so for a Brit."
Ultimately, Winslet ended up turning down Jackson's offer and his agent would have written an email explaining: "I'm afraid Winslet is unavailable. I think he turned down the role because of the time it will take." The truth is that the first installment of The Lord of the Rings was the beginning of a saga with unprecedented success, although it could not be said that Winslet regretted it, since his path in the cinema has not been more than fruitful. Instead, it was actress Miranda Lin Otto who finally got the role of Eowyn in the epic film.
