September 22nd, 2011
06:04 PM ET
Michelle Williams dreams of quitting to write love lettersAdorable actress Michelle Williams may not know how good she has it. The Huffington Post reports that in an interview with Hobo Magazine (yes, that’s really what it’s called), Williams divulges her desire to run away from her life as a movie star and become a working stiff. Good luck with that, Michelle. (Does she know about the unemployment rate?)
"I often dream of quitting acting,” the starlet says. “Walking away and becoming a laundress or a sous chef or maybe writing other people's love letters for a living." (We don't know who earns a living writing love letters, either. What is this, 1742?) Michelle, 31, says she’s keeping her options open, as she may get bored of her craft. “It seems to me that as soon as you get good at something, it is a sure sign that it is about to walk out of your life because it ceases to hold your mind and creative energy hostage.” Williams stars as Marilyn Monroe in the upcoming film "My Week With Marilyn."
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Wonder how quick she'd be calling her agent back after getting her weeks pay from Spot Not dry cleaning...
You can tell shes never had to actually work for a living when she says some dumb sh(t about writing love letters as a career...that doesnt pay the bills dummy...i think im going to leave my job to sing at random people in the park or offer advice to stray cats
Awesome and hilarious!
Classic ADHD symptoms. bored easily, always wanting to do or be something else, somewhere else.
I think your definition could describe any individual on any given day. Careful with the armchair psychology.
who does she think she's fooling?
Seriously Michelle? Anyone else who's working their butt off to make a life in the arts find this irritating and even borderline offensive? I'll happily trade my office monkey gig with this poor girl to play opposite Ryan Gosling...
She should go to dancing with the stars... Lol