Mary Elizabeth Winstead Covers June / July 2012 Complex Magazine

Actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead is on the cover the latest issue of Complex Magazine. She’s set to star in the upcoming horror flick “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” produced by one of my favourite producers/director Tim Burton

Here is an Excerpt from the Interview:
You’ve played some tough women, but you’re looking fiercer than ever for this cover shoot. Are you this intense in real life?

[Laughs.] I’m the total opposite of that. The one thing that’s difficult for me, and it’s one thing I had to bring out in this shoot, is being “sexy.” It’s weird to be told to be sexy, because I never know what that means exactly. I can never try to be sexy. [Laughs.] It’s too awkward. I don’t like to do the whole I’m-gonna-come-get-you face—that doesn’t suit me.

And everyone’s interpretation of “sexy” is different. The fans of your movies would find the sight of a cute girl reading a George R.R. Martin novel to be incredibly sexy.
[Laughs.] Exactly. It’s an issue of what we’ve come to think of as “sexy” in our culture, from the things that we’ve seen on billboards and stuff like that. There’s this image of a hot woman with squinty eyes and pouty lips that has been trademarked as “the sexy look,” and that’s not my look. I like to think I’m sexy in my own way.

No arguments here. What do you find sexy?
It’s more about a sense of humor and kindness. In a guy, that instinct to take care of another person is always very sexy to me—a guy who’s chivalrous, in that old-fashioned way