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Seth Rogen calls Katherine Heigl Crazy

Well, this story has really been going on now for a couple years now. Ever since Heigl’s original comments about the hit 2007 comedy that propelled her career to new heights, Knocked Up. Heigl called the Judd Apatow film “sexist” and “paints the women as shrews, as humorless and uptight, and it paints the men as lovable, goofy, fun-loving guys”.

This is not the first time Heigl has bitten the hand that feeds her. Heigl told the press last year she would not put herself up for an Emmy nomination because the writer’s of Grey’s had not given her any material she felt was worthy. Just last week, she went on air and publicly complained about long days on the set of Grey’s, which the response of ABC was that it was to accommodate her schedule.

Well, Rogen responded to a lot of these comments on the Howard Stern show the other day. He has pointed out that her comments are hypocritical especially coming off her new film The Ugly Truth, which paints women in an even worse way than the film she had already based for sexism. He said, “That looks like it really puts women on a pedestal in a beautiful way.” Director Judd Apatow also commented saying, “I hear there’s a scene where she’s wearing … underwear … with a vibrator in it, so I’d have to see if that was uplifting for women.”

Both Rogen and Apatow say that Heigl was great on set, and improvised many of her own material, which made them surprised about the comments. Neither has recieved an apology since the comments were made, and have not talked to the actress since.

Although Rogen insists he isn’t too worried or hurt by it. He just insists that that her thing right now. “I’ve got to say it’s not like we’re the only people she said some batshit crazy things about, That’s kind of her bag now.”

I can’t say I’m a big fan of Heigl, and her ever expanding comments never help her situation, but what do you think of her? Is she being unfairly attacked? Are her comments justified?

Blake Fehl

Member of the St. Louis Film Critics Association. Co-Founder of Saint Brewis and Review St. Louis. Digital Strategist by day, film/beer/hockey fanatic by night.

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