Rumer Willis in ballet boots
[Updated May 21st 2008 - added another image, thanks to Rik.]
The daughter of superstar parents Demi Moore and Bruce Willis is carving out a career of her own in the movie business. With roles in The Hostage (alongside her father) and the forthcoming The House Bunny, the 19 year old seems set for great things.
I only wish I had more images from this shoot and that the single pic I do have was of better quality. However, thanks to an anonymous Meebo-ite for sending the link in. As usual I'll post any additions on the site if and when I track them down.
KG
The daughter of superstar parents Demi Moore and Bruce Willis is carving out a career of her own in the movie business. With roles in The Hostage (alongside her father) and the forthcoming The House Bunny, the 19 year old seems set for great things.
I only wish I had more images from this shoot and that the single pic I do have was of better quality. However, thanks to an anonymous Meebo-ite for sending the link in. As usual I'll post any additions on the site if and when I track them down.
KG
Labels: ballet boots, PVC, Rumer Willis
posted by kgerlinky at
10:08 pm
3 Comments:
theres another shot of here here - http://www.fadedyouthblog.com/27084/daily-hotness-20/
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Anonymous, at 6:21 pm
Amazing heels. Great find!
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Anonymous, at 3:26 pm
"carving out a career of her own in the movie business. With roles in The Hostage (alongside her father)"
Surely you didn't write that with a straight face... not to disrespect either you or the young lady, mind you, and growing up around movie sets with her parents what would we expect her to naturally fall into, but carving out a career of her own is a novel way of describing nepotism in an industry with nepotism as its trademark. At the very least we have children of Hollywood's elite talent landing roles due to their parents' influence and friendships, most want to give at least superficial appearance it is on the merits of their own skills. This one doesn't even feign such a charade, perhaps the honesty should be commended?
(Love the blog, BTW, that one just screamed at me to whine a bit)
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Anonymous, at 9:04 pm
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