Movie Idols #29, Kirsten Dunst postermag contents

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Issue #29 • ships from Jun 7 2002 News-stand Price • UK £2.50 / US $3.99
Kirsten Dunst • At just 20 years old, Kirsten Dunst has had a longer movie career than most and after Spider-Man is now one of the hottest properties in Hollywood! How did she miss that Drew Barrymore child star trap? Her life & movies… • She might look very girly: “I was making clothes for my Barbie,” she says of her childhood, “Barbie was my idol.” But be warned, she’s won’t be messed with… Kirsten says... • A trophy-winner aged 12, she says: “I’ve worked my butt off since I was three years old, so nobody can say I’m the flavour of the month. It’s their prerogative to say it, but it’s bulls***.”
An in-depth look at Dunst's life and career
Her early TV work on scores of adverts – and a role in Star Trek How her disturbing performance in Interview with the Vampire made her a star Why she wishes she could have a bit of a life and not work all the time: “I want to go backpacking with my friends in Europe!” Her development from teen movie star to fully-fledged star and why she took the role of Mary Jane Watson in Spider-Man Highlights of her best movies, including The Virgin Suicides, Bring It On and crazy/beautiful And finally, the formation of her own production company! Illustrated, as always, with a range of full colour photographs from each movie covered!
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