THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, India (AFP) - An Indian movie director said he hopes to persuade Paris Hilton to play the role of Nobel laureate and prospective Catholic Saint, Mother Teresa, in an upcoming film.
"Her features resemble Mother Teresa," director T. Rajeevnath told AFP from the southwestern coastal state of Kerala.
The filmmaker said Hilton is on his shortlist after a computer-generated image showed a close facial match between the hotel heiress and the Albanian-born nun.
Mother Teresa, who died in 1997, worked among the poor in the teeming slums of Kolkata, formerly Calcutta, with the Missionaries of Charity. She was beatified by
Pope John Paul in 2003, a significant step on the road to sainthood in the Catholic church.
"A meeting with Paris Hilton is scheduled for the end of April," Rajeevnath said.
The 54-year-old director is well-known in India for his Malayalam-language films, including "Janani" (Mother) -- the story of seven nuns who care for an abandoned baby, which won a national award.
Hilton's prior movie experience includes appearing in a home-made sex video made by a former boyfriend that appeared on the Internet, and parts in several Hollywood B-films.
The blond socialite, who is often the focus of US celebrity gossip columns, also starred in the US reality television show "The Simple Life".
They can't do that..! surely there are moral issues to consider here.. Them naughty clips of Paris (that I... err.. came across by mistake..) will be forever spoilt..!!!!
Nooooooo!!!!
Originally posted by PeachyThey end with a 't' too, you know. Note it is qiut posisble to uderntansd wrods wehn the psoition of letetes are iterchagnend jsut as lnog the frist and last are wehre tehy souhld be, it has been investigated scientifically for what it is worth. Therefore, these two words might be considered interchangeable too.
Just because both words start with an 'S' doesn't mean they are equal.. what has the world come to.
Originally posted by AikoDoes the number of letters matter? Did they look at that in the study?
They end with a 't' too, you know. Note it is qiut posisble to uderntansd wrods wehn the psoition of letetes are iterchagnend jsut as lnog the frist and last are wehre tehy souhld be, it has been investigated scientifically for what it is worth. Therefore, these two words might be considered interchangeable too.
Originally posted by PeachyWhat's it going to be called, "Mother Teresa Does Paris"?
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, India (AFP) - An Indian movie director said he hopes to persuade Paris Hilton to play the role of Nobel laureate and prospective Catholic Saint, Mother Teresa, in an upcoming film.
"Her features resemble Mother Teresa," director T. Rajeevnath told AFP from the southwestern coastal state of Kerala.
The filmmaker said Hilton is on his ...[text shortened]... hat I... err.. came across by mistake..) will be forever spoilt..!!!!
Nooooooo!!!!
Originally posted by PeachyYeah right, we all noticed the similarities in their features....🙄
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, India (AFP) - An Indian movie director said he hopes to persuade Paris Hilton to play the role of...Mother Teresa, in an upcoming film.
"Her features resemble Mother Teresa," director T. Rajeevnath told AFP from the southwestern coastal state of Kerala.
The truth is more like they wanted a desperate attention-seeking slapper who would do the job cheap.
Originally posted by PeachyThat's gotta be a joke, no one has a name like "thiruvananthapuram". Its gotta be some kinda windup.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, India (AFP) - An Indian movie director said he hopes to persuade Paris Hilton to play the role of Nobel laureate and prospective Catholic Saint, Mother Teresa, in an upcoming film.
"Her features resemble Mother Teresa," director T. Rajeevnath told AFP from the southwestern coastal state of Kerala.
The filmmaker said Hilton is on his ...[text shortened]... hat I... err.. came across by mistake..) will be forever spoilt..!!!!
Nooooooo!!!!
Originally posted by AikoIt also isn't unusual for Indian names to be like that. I know (and even related) to people with surnames quite simular to that.
It is the name of a city. It even has a website: http://www.thiruvananthapuram.net.
My full name even has 26 letters (although not going to reveal it in a public forum). 🙂