The Motion Picture Association of America banned this Eva Green poster promoting her upcoming film “Sin City: A Dame to Kill For” because she's wearing a see-through robe. The MPAA deemed it unacceptable for nudity because that's its job, and then the Eva Green may be considered one of the most beautiful actresses in the … Read more
A new poster for the upcoming "Sin City" sequel featuring actress Eva Green ("300: Rise of an Empire") is too sexy for American audiences. Page Six reports the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) rejected the Is Eva Green revealing a bit too much in her Sin City: A Dame to Kill For poster? According … Read more
Eva Green's Super Revealing 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For' Poster Deemed Too Racy By MPAA Eva Green's character poster for the upcoming movie Sin City: A Dame to Kill For was just released, and reveals her breast At first glance it looks like a relatively harmless poster for the upcoming sequel Sin City: … Read more
The Internet pretty much melted down yesterday with the news that a Sin City 2 poster featuring Eva Green in a very sheer gown has been deemed too explicit for public consumption by the MPAA. to be introduced on stage, in such an extravagant costume, made it all the more stirring.” FYI: Eva is wearing … Read more
While we don't want this post to veer into the unnecessarily political (that's what our independently broadcast late night AM talk show is for), it is somewhat notable that the MPAA had a problem with Green's breast but not with the gun in her hand A poster for the upcoming Sin City sequel, Sin City: … Read more
Eva Green didn't flinch when she first learned that her warring naval commander character Artemisia in 300: Rise of an Empire soul-kisses the severed head of the man she's just executed. Given her way with the script, she would have gone further with Yet it happens there because of Eva Green. She owns this movie. … Read more
The film has an ensemble cast that includes Lena Headey, Rodrigo Santoro, David Wenham, and Andrew Tiernan reprising their roles from the first film, alongside Sullivan Stapleton, Eva Green, Hans Matheson, Callan Mulvey, and Jack O'Connell. Eva Green didn't flinch when she first learned that her warring naval commander character Artemisia in 300: Rise of … Read more