Actress Selma Blair is not at all happy with the way she looks and cannot comprehend why others would think she is attractive.
She doesn't fall into the trap of trying to make herself look better the way her other contemporaries do. She says: "I don't bleach my teeth, I chain smoke, I'm flat-chested, I'm pale as a ghost and I've crow's feet."
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But even with all these shortcomings, Selma, who has starred in hits like "Hellboy", has no hassles appearing nude onscreen. "I don't mind being nude; I'm not precious and I can play anyone," she was quoted as saying by contactmusic.com.
Source: IANS
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