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Irish American actress Jessica Chastain is shocked to be considered a sex symbol

Posted on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 08:50 AM
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Jessica Chastain
The sultry redhead - who is famous for her roles in 'The Help', 'The Debt' and 'Lawless' - doesn't see herself as object of desire having been a tomboy as a child and she is always surprised when she is told she is attractive.

Speaking in the new issue of the UK edition of GQ magazine, she said: "When someone tells me I'm a sex symbol I'm like, 'What?' But I'll take what I can get. That'll teach all those boys back in junior high [school]. In fact, I hope my very first boyfriend, the guy I dated for one month and who broke up with me at the Valentine's Day dance - I hope that boy reads this!"

Although she doesn't think of herself as any man's dream woman, Jessica does enjoy getting flattering comments from the opposite sex.

She explained: "It's a huge compliment when someone says you're attractive, especially when I was such an awkward kid - I was very tomboyish, with very short red hair, running around with cowboy boots on."

Another reason why Jessica doesn't understand the attention she attracts is because she doesn't behave like lots of other famous women.

The screen beauty insists you won't ever see her stumbling out of nightclubs and she wants to stay as anonymous as she can be in Hollywood.

She said: "I'm certainly not the sort of actress to fall out of a club at 2am with no knickers on ... But I hardly ever get recognised. If I go outside and walk around for 10 minutes trust me, no one will run up begging for an autograph."
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Bradshaw | Dec 02, 2012, 12:39 PM EST
I wonder why you keep referring to many American people as Irish Americans. Most of these people that you refer to as Irish Americans have no connection to Ireland. Remember these 2 countries are very different in the way people think, attitudes politics, ideas on freedoms etc and branding these people as Irish americans when in fact they are indoctrinated to the US American way is obvious just as Irish people are indoctrinated to the Irish way. Thanks

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