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Marisa Tomei Demands a Clean Pole

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Marisa Tomei has seemingly been on a mission of late to prove to the world that she has breasts, and dadgummit, she doesn't give two farts who knows it. But while she doesn't mind showing her candy to strangers, producers better leave room in the budget for about 80 cubic tons of Lysol, cause girl does not like dirt near her hoo-ha. PageSix.com reports:

MARISA Tomei thinks strip clubs are really dirty. The Oscar winner, who plays an ecdysiast named Cassidy in The Wrestler opposite Mickey Rourke, had scouts search New Jersey for a "clean" mammary mecca as a location for her scenes. "She wanted a place that had been disinfected from top to bottom before she'd step foot inside," said our source. "They finally found one called Stiletto, near the Meadowlands." Our spy also said Rourke relaxes by blasting rock and working out on set. Tomei's rep did not return a call or e-mail.

We think that Marisa Tomei's priorities may be just a wee bit out of whack in this situation. She won't rub her hidey hole on a pole unless all the excess clam juice has been squeegeed off of it and it's been doused in borax, but she'll consent to star in a movie that will more than likely find her in a hot, sweaty, naked embrace with this man?


Witness Marisa's breast-baring mission at MrSkin.com.

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  1. Posted March 10, 2008 at 8:47 pm | Permalink

    Oh how the mighty have fallen, From Oscar winner to stripper in a wrestler movie.

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