April 17, 2007

Willa Ford Packs on 80 Pounds to Play Anna Nicole Smith
But now Willa Ford is undergoing a dramatic transformation, packing on the pounds to play Anna Nicole Smith.
After nailing the audition and dying her hair platinum blonde, Willa Ford dished she has finally come into the world of the late Playboy bunny, model and reality TV star.
“The bigger she got, the less she wanted to move,” she said of Anna.
Now Willa is going one on one with “Extra” about winning the role of Smith in the new big screen biopic about her tragic life.
“I seem to play a really good doped up Anna,” Willa joked, adding, “The key to doing it is honestly just becoming as lazy as you possibly can.”
Filming for the flick started this week, and Willa told us she has been hard at work studying the signature Anna slur.
“Think lazy, don’t move; she didn’t want to move her mouth sometimes, that’s why she slurred so many times,” she revealed.
While Willa perfects Anna’s mannerisms, she is going to need some movie magic to capture Anna’s bigger-than-life look on screen.
“Anna Nicole was 5’11, 160 in her good days,” Willa said. “I’m 5’7, 120… so, clearly, there’s a huge difference.”
The singer-turned-actress is using prosthetics and a fat suit to pack on 80 pounds, but Willa admitted that it is not an easy task.
“It’s like I’m sweating in there; I’m going to lose another 10 pounds playing this part; they’re going to have to keep throwing cheeseburgers in me,” she joked.
And the food better be coming, otherwise Willa won’t be able to wear her beautiful eye-popping engagement ring from her pro-hockey husband-to-be, Mike Modano.
But when is their big day?
“Maybe this summer, maybe next summer,” Ford said. “It’s going to be quick and simple; I’m not a Bridezilla.”
But right now it’s all about getting her new Anna Nicole role just right: “This is my first big film, and it’s quite the pants to fill… literally!”
























Lets get to the point then why dont we? Although I am sure we all feel bad for you with your daughter, we will not see you as “poor little Vickie” because guess what sweetie….we all have lost someone dear to us. And yes, speaking your mind is a wonderful right we have here in the USA, but I live in the south and down here we have something called Hospitality and kindness…. so we dont go around trashing people we dont know. Our opinions on Willa are based on her own actions and something we SAW with our own eyes and HEARD with our own ears, not something we mearly assumed based on a minuet amount of info. I bet you had one hell of a night when you SAW Anna shoot up on her butt!!!!!! Wow, your something special:P. How do you know that her doctor didnt give her an antibiotic or other medication that caused her to get infected… My husband is a nurse for our local VA retirement home, and YES one lone shot can get infected if the conditions are right. It doesnt mean she has been using the injection site more than once. And, I thought I pitied Willa… well now I pity you as well sweetie. You need to seek therapy for your anger. Your life has to be so sad if you go through it with so much hate in your heart. Now to address the dispatcher and officer comment..lol.. I dont have to ask you how you know, because what you know is wrong. Once again you based your statement on not enough research or information. You may have experience with a PD, but you obviously dont have experieince in all of them to know what happenes and how each Department is run. You must be from way up north in a big city where the police stations have a one task role for each person hired. I live in a small town where the budget doesnt have enough money to throw away on hiring lazy people to do one task. We WORK here honey. I am a dispatcher. We usually have two or three dispatchers in the office area at a time, so we all do whats needed at the time. Our PD is in the same building as our city hall and our courthouse. All of our Firemen are volunteers except the Fire Chief. We have one Chief Of Police and 15 officers, only ten of the officers being full time. As a dispatcher we sign people in to court and we sign visitors in to see the inmates which we personally take to the visitations rooms. My role within my PD is not only to answer 911 calls although that is a big part of it, but to also run the NCIC (National Crime Information Center) also known as the FBI information sytem. I also give the inmates thier meds (yes that means contact with them firsthand), I take them thier food that is donated by the local hospital cafeteria, I also let them out into the yard for smoke breaks as well as make out warrants and fingerprint inmates and go with the officers to pick up any female inmates from other towns close by, due to us not having any female officers. I take payment towards fines and i even work hands on with the local bailsmen to help them with thier paperwork. I am certified so i stamp warrants and do other legal verifications. I also have to pat down and search offending females, and for the rest of you reading.. let me just say…yuk! lol. I go places in my job i would never wish another female to have to go. Poeple hide things in all manner of places. And the inmates that have proven themselves to be truly trying to do better get the privlage of cleaning the offices and dispatch room and patrol cars, as well as escorting the other inmates one at a time for thier showers. We pay those lucky inmates a small wage that goes toward thier fines. Heck, lol, most of the inmates we all know personally due to it being a small town. Or we at least know thier mothers, lol. Our local PD has been run like this for many years and we have a spotless track record of no escapes and an even better record of drug busts within our area. So Vickie… dont tell me how i do my job or once again assume things you have no clue about. In a small town we all band together to do our jobs and its a family atmosphere as well as a professional one. Also my father in law is an officer, not only an officer.. he is our Police drug task force officer.(yes, thats right Vickie, a real police man!) He works at the same PD as I, so lets just say I get first hand experiences to what goes on within the world of drug offenders ( what kind of people use, and what reasons people use and the surpising fact of who, which are often people you would never expect to use drugs). So the point is.. yes I do see and have hands on experience with the inmates and I do see the sad side of life first hand. And I dont enable them to do drugs.. I work to help them know there is a better way to life. Why do you think i would work so hard to stop drug use and in this type of job if i was enabling people to do them? What they do after i give them information on how to get help with thier addictions is up to them.
And Dolly? O.O common… think! How often do you actually see her in an interview? Anna also has interviews where she isnt under the influence of pain or meds, granted theres not many, but if you compare them to how many times you have seen dolly interview or go public, its about the same. Dolly has stated that shes doesnt do many interviews due to the pain she endures as well as the fact she doesnt like to stay in the public eye. So lets think about this…If you compared the times youve seen Anna to the times youve seen Dolly, then guess what? Common, think real hard honey…. you can do it… We can figure that maybe its due to the fact we dont see Dolly much when she is in pain and we see Anna all the time in pain and trying to be in the public eye as opposed to Dolly. You have to think things out honey, not just make asumptions based on the first info you get. Things are not as black and white as that. I furthermore have nothing else to say to you. If there is one thing ive learned in my life and job.. its that if someone doesnt want to see theres a problem within themselves, they wont till thier ready too. And you my dear seem like your no where close to ready. So theres no point in arguing with you. So from here on out you can say what ever hateful things you like.. i will pay no attention to your ramblings. My advice would be to seek professional help for your pain and suffering over the loss of your baby girl. And after that.. try to find it in your heart to go beyond that anger and find peace so that you can live happily. And to everyone else, thanks for the nice comments :). And Support. And i look forward to reading more about your opinions.