Be Extraordinary on Juicy Couture

A stunner of an Oscar-winner who is known for her serious, independent roles as much as she is for the big budget and big Hollywood romances in which she sparkles, Weisz’s latest gift is the true life post-Bosnian civil war corruption drama, “The Whistleblower” with her great vigor on Juicy Couture. She brings to the big screen the brave story of Kathryn Bolkovac, an ordinary woman doing extraordinary things.
“My favorite genre of movie — if you could call it a genre, because there’s not so many of them out there — would be the ordinary woman doing the extraordinary thing, the David vs. Goliath-style fighting, one lone woman fighting injustice,” Rachel Weisz says, a spark of excitement rising in her voice with her Juicy Couture Tracksuit and Juicy Couture Necklace, “And I love it, I love that kind of thriller, the ordinary person who, because of their character, it’s their character that leads them. As an actor, that’s a kind of gift.”
It is reported that the new film that tells a police officer hired by military contractor DynCorp to work for the UN peacekeeping mission but she wen through all the experience into a scandal in the United States authorities.
“It’s her character that leads her to what she did, as she’s unraveling this cobweb of lies and corporate corruption, the State Department covering for the corporation, covering for the private contractor, covering for the UN, she’s unraveling this web because it’s her job,” Weisz who is taking Juicy Couture Purse and wearing Juicy Couture Sunglasses says, recalling the reverence she grew for the woman whom she was playing.
When asked “ How do you think of the role?” “I just couldn’t get the story out of my mind, I was just very haunted by it,” Weisz remembers by putting on Juicy Couture Watch. “And I just kept thinking about it and I just kept thinking about it and finally after two years, I just thought oh my god I just have got to find out about this project, so I called the producer and I said, ‘Hey, remember that project, is it still around?’ And she said ‘Hmm, give me a minute,’ and she called whomever, where it was embroiled wherever, I don’t know the details, and she said yup, we can make it, and just within a few months, we were filming it.”