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"For a while, no one wanted to talk about the Evan Rachel Wood who was once our Next Great Young Actress. We were too fascinated by her unlikely boyfriend, Marilyn Manson, and that crazy music video where they played around with fake blood and (possibly) real sex. The couple split last year, and now we're back to talking about her talent: In July she earned an Emmy nod for the HBO miniseries Mildred Pierce, and she might add an Oscar nomination for this month's Ides of March, the George Clooney\u2013directed political thriller about a campaign spokesman (Gosling) and his encounter with an audacious intern. Guess who plays the intern.\n\nGQ: You realize that no one in politics has a body like Ryan Gosling's, right? Dude is jacked.\n\nEvan Rachel Wood: I know. It's stupid.\n\nGQ: On paper, your character in Ides reads like\u2014pardon the term\u2014a skank. She sleeps with multiple guys in a matter of weeks. But on-screen you never feel that way about her. \n\nEvan Rachel Wood: I don't think she's actually ashamed of what she did. It's strange: The one thing that could take down any politician is sleeping with the intern. But it has nothing to do with being a good politician.\n\nGQ: Anthony Weiner helped make this film very timely.\n\nEvan Rachel Wood: The secret lives of politicians are always shady. People need to accept the fact that their leaders aren't perfect. No one is.\n\nGQ: In Mildred Pierce, your mother finds you sleeping with her man. And so you walk across the room naked, to piss her off and mark your territory. Frightening stuff.\n\nEvan Rachel Wood: It's not supposed to be sexy. It's supposed to be startling\u2014you can see just how dark this girl is.\n\nGQ: Kate Winslet persuaded you to do it?\n\nEvan Rachel Wood: She let me know, if you are confident and you are in control and it's your decision, then it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. I'm glad that she did.\n\nGQ: You broke off your engagement to Manson in August of 2010, and then earlier this year you came out as a bisexual. Was that a one-girl thing? \n\nEvan Rachel Wood: No, that's for real. I've been that way since I can remember. I remember growing up and loving when I knew there was a girl like me who I looked up to. I figured I should return the favor. You don't have to be ashamed.\n\nGQ: You've made two movies with Marisa Tomei. Is she your type?\n\nEvan Rachel Wood: [laughs] Um, I mean, she's beautiful. I don't know. I don't think so."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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