How Wonderful! Girlish - A Bobbi Girl

Christina Hendricks thinks that talking about stature is boring. It is because she has talked about this problem for too many years. There is no denying that Hendricks, or JoanHolloway, is a beautiful woman on TV screen and movie screen for twenty years.

Even if you've never seen the Mad Men, you should have heard about the Joan Holloway, a curvilinear beauty.

Christina Hendricks, who plays the role, became famous overnight.

Flaming red hair, vanilla milkshake skin, lordly and backward sexy figure -- her unique body curve is recognizable as the Ford Mustang of 1964, making her the most popular cover girl this year.

In May of this year,

Nevertheless, the chatter about her figure still embarrassed her.

After all, she did not grow three legs, but only had the body lines that women all had, and were extraordinarily prominent.

It is worth mentioning that such a curve appears in a long curve industry.

"I was a little sad at first."

She said, "if people keep talking about your body, you will become very scared.

I try to act, but everyone sees my body! "

There is a compliment order.

But that day came at last.

After a show in London, her agent came to her and asked, "dear, has your chest grown up?"

We can imagine that we may hear the same lines in the new season of mad men, but the opposite is true.

Reporter: let's talk about Joan Holloway first.

For a long time, she is one of the most thought-provoking characters in TV dramas.

She believed that she would dress sexually to tease her male colleagues in order to survive in the office.

At the same time, she was absolutely unwilling to become a plaything.

Do you think she is a feminist?

Christina Hendricks: I feel a little bit more.

Obviously, Joan is earlier than many women in the workplace, and she has succeeded.

She can skillfully make men submit to her. I think there is nothing to blame for the means she uses.

In order to succeed, use all means and sometimes use your capital as a woman - which is not against feminism.

In addition, she and her husband live in the same old, boring life at home.

I think she is the portrayal of women in that era.

Interviewer: female audiences tend to be more biased towards Joan than other female characters in the play.

Maybe this is the potential of her character?

Christina Hendricks: I always worry about Joan - I love her.

I often tell Matt Weiner (producer): "please! It's not easy for her! Give her some sweetness, OK?" but the logic of "mad man" is that nine times out of ten in the world.

In any case, she can always raise her head and report back.

This is why people resonate with her.

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Reporter: it is said that you have attended.

Christina Hendricks: This is taken out of context.

The whole truth is this: my audition is a stupid character - rather blue collar, a little rude.

He thought I was not rude enough.

In this sense, I am too sweet.

Interviewer: you once said that when you were 10 years old, you dyed your golden hair red.

How can you persuade your family to accept it?

Christina Hendricks: they did it! I was fascinated by Anne of Green Gables, and I am sure that I am Anne.

I have something in common with her. I also want to have her beautiful red hair.

So my mother said, "let's go to the drugstore to buy some hair dye cream!" my typical golden hair turned into carrot red.

I have a dream come true.

When I went to school on the second day, I thought it was me.

Since then, I have been dyeing hair.

My mother is amazing, isn't she?

Reporter: in this year's awards season, you have two occasions in black dress to attend important occasions, including EltonJohn's Oscar charity party.

Fashion reporters say, you broke up with bright colors.

Will this kind of evaluation affect your red carpet dress?

Christina Hendricks: there is one thing.

I thought at the time, "oh my God, it's so weird -- I didn't even notice.

Nowadays, our line is based on cynicism.

Of course, ridicule has existed since ancient times, but today's magazine industry is all keen on it -- who wears the worst clothes and who has the most fat.

These comments really hurt people's hearts.

But in the end, you're just going to a big party.

You must wear clothes that you like.

Sometimes your friend or stylist will object. Sometimes you don't know if you have seen anything, but you have to make yourself feel beautiful.

These clothes are borrowed from you to participate in activities, sometimes they are not like your clothes at all.

Reporter: you told Glamour magazine earlier this year: "attending the award season is very difficult. I need a dress to wear a red carpet, but I can only find clothes 0 and 2.

It's so annoying that all designers say, "we love to see mad men. We love Christina, but we will not make a dress for her."

Are these designers changing their minds now?

Christina Hendricks: Yes, they are very kind to me now.

The drama is becoming more and more successful. People realize that maybe we will win the prize.

They were generous and made a lot of beautiful things for me.

I am very glad that report has been published.

Someone has understood my words.

Reporter: because someone designed a skirt specially for you, you have to wear it. Do you sometimes feel that it is forced to do it? Will you feel pressure because you can't offend people?

Christina Hendricks: Yes, if someone says they want to help you make a special dress, you will be under pressure, especially when you can't see the pattern beforehand.

For example, if you want to make a wedding dress for you at the wedding ceremony, he says, "believe me! I will help you make beautiful wedding dress!" you will feel that the last room for recovery is too small.

But if you refuse to wear them, they will give the clothes to others.

As a result, everyone has a beautiful dress.

Reporter: those retro underwear looks very uncomfortable in the mad man.

Is that the case?

Christina Hendricks: we are all used to wearing them now, but honestly, they do not make you relaxed.

If I had all dressed up and waited for the next show to wait for hours, I would have to find a comfortable posture for myself, otherwise the whale bone would burst my gallbladder! They would really damage the viscera! One day I wore Garter 17 hours in a row, and I had a bubble on my leg.

Reporter: Joan Holloway Bobbi is coming soon.

Do you like this doll?

Christina Hendricks: it's wonderful! I am a very girly person -- a Bobbi girl.

I can send them to my friends, my mother and my colleagues.

Do you have one hand? Is that weird? I'll buy one for everyone.

My friend will say, "ah, thank you for your doll."