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Atsuko Okatsuka: ‘Fans have cut their hair to look like mine, which is a huge commitment’

The Guardian Australia - Culture ·
Atsuko Okatsuka: ‘Fans have cut their hair to look like mine, which is a huge commitment’

The comedian and actor on her love for White Chicks, getting a bad Yelp review as a dog walker and doing stand-up during an earthquake You went to film school, what movie do you rewatch or return to most? This would not be an answer that my film school would respect, or expect: White Chicks by the Wayans brothers.

It’s about two brothers who are pretending to be rich white girls from the Hamptons.

I love when something’s super stupid and silly, and there’s a scene where this group of [white] girls is in the car singing, and the two brothers have to pretend to know Vanessa Carlton’s A Thousand Miles, and I was like, “Oh my god, I’ve been there!” Continue reading...

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