America's sweetheart Reese Witherspoon covers 'Vogue' US May 2011. In a special editorial called "A Day at the Circus", the beautiful actress poses next to an elephant, while in the cover story she talks about her husband Jim Toth, her current place in life, but also about her career, her next movie, 'This Means War', and her latest film, 'Water for Elephants'.
Newly wed Reese Witherspoon is always
such a pleasant appearance on every single magazine she covers.
This time, the 35-year-old actress is elegantly posing for the
Vogue May 2011 issue, the US edition, photographed by Peter
Lindbergh. On the cover, Reese wears a Roland Mouret Frits silk and
crepe camisole and glamorous marcel waves.
In the interview, the actress shares a lot of things from her
personal, but also her professional life. Reese married talent
manager Jim Toth on March 26. Speaking about her hubby, she says
that, "He’s wonderful. He’s just a really great guy, and I feel
really lucky."
"It’s so cute: Over the holidays I was at a department store in
L.A. with my friends, and these three women from Oklahoma came up
to me, and they said — 'Reese. We are so happy for yeeew. We liiike
this guy for yeeew.' And I said, 'You do?!' 'Yes, ma’am. We think
he is a niiice man. We think he is going to treat you well and be
good to yeeew.' I was like, 'Really?' So sweet! And I told them my
mother likes him very much, too," Reese told Vogue.
When being asked on whether she finds herself in a good place in
her life, Reese admits she is more calm right now. "I mean . . . it
sort of indicates that at other times I was not in a good place.
Which is true. I have had my share of heartbreak. But I think your
friends really know when you are at your happiest. Even though I am
nervous and excited and all those things people feel when they are
about to get married, I think I am mostly very calm right now.
Usually, I’m a little bit of a squirrel. I have a squirrelly
energy," she told Vogue.
In her latest film, 'Water for Elephants', Reese plays circus
performer Marlena. On her training period, the actress told the
magazine that, "About three months before the movie started, I went
to circus school, doing trapeze and acrobatics with Cirque du
Soleil performers. A lot of it is flexibility and learning to bend
your body backward. I had been a gymnast when I was little, so
getting that flexibility back was really fun."
Reese’s co-star in the movie, Robert Pattinson, speaks about
the actress, saying that, "In terms of public perception, she’s
thought of as America’s Sweetheart. And she kind of is in a lot of
ways. But I think that she’s a lot bawdier than that, a lot more
raucous. It did actually shock me to see that. She’s tough. You
wouldn’t want to get into an argument with her at all. You can
always tell that she will be incredibly nice to anyone who’s not an
idiot, but it’s always very clear that there’s a line you really
shouldn’t cross."
She is beautiful and famous, yet Reese is looking to balance
things. "I don’t wake up to make movies. I wake up to have a
wonderful family and to cultivate the best life for all of us, and
it’s great to now have a partner in that. We have a lot of family
meetings. 'Mom’s going to be away and coming home on the weekends.
How does everybody feel about that?' It’s always military
operations around here. Lots of different moving parts. I have my
moments when I feel like I’m just going to collapse and I can’t do
it anymore and I’m failing at everything. Like, you’re kind of good
at a bunch of stuff but not really good at anything," she told the
magazine.
The actress admits she changed a lot throughout time, becoming more
open and entering into a new stage in her life.
"When I was 26 I would have told you a lot of things that I thought
I knew really, really well. I was a little more shut down in my
20s. I was really scared of a lot of things and a lot of people. I
have gone through so many changes since then. Obviously, being
divorced and having a couple of relationships. I’m much more open
than I was. I think with life experience you go: I have no idea
what’s next. The unexpected doesn’t surprise me anymore. It really
shocked me then."
Photos courtesy of Vogue US


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