“I’m good there.” Rachel Leigh Cook exclusively opened up about her professional deal breakers, including nudity, slasher flicks and more.
“I know a lot of people who are very much in love with the horror genre who make incredible art in that arena, but it just ain’t for me. I will be upset for like weeks and months. I’m like locking the doors. I can’t sleep. So in terms of making that kind of a movie, I’ve just never been able to get hyped about it.”
She continued: “I always tell my agents just in terms of like horror movies and stuff, like not running through the woods. I’m not doing it. Sorry, get somebody else to do it.”The actress would rather focus her time on rom-coms. “I believe in magic. I don’t know another way of putting it,” she gushed to. “I don’t think there’s anything closer to real life magic in this life, in this universe, than love. There’s just, there just ain’t nothing like it.
Baring it all for a role, however, will never be in the cards. “I think we’ve jumped the nudity shark. I don’t think I’m doing that. I think I’m good there,” she said, laughing.He’s All That
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