Having been cast as a cross dresser in his new film, Taking Woodstock, Liev Schreiber is now able to comment on the wonders of womanhood. His previous role in X-Men Origins: Wolverine as Sabertooth, a violent man-mutant with prehistoric cat tendencies, makes his upcoming performance the ultimate gender reversal. Schreiber later added,”The shoes are awful. But for a 6-foot-3-inch [tall] man, to walk around in stilettos is nearly impossible. But women have no idea what it’s like for a grown hairy man to remove all of his hair from his body. Now that hurts!” We can only imagine.
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