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Charlize Theron Panorama First magazine
Charlize Theron - Panorama First magazine March 2009
Charlize Theron slobs out on the beach in a frumpy playsuit
Charlize Theron may be a Hollywood A-lister but when she's not working, the actress likes to slob out just like the rest of us.
The 33-year-old star proved she was just an ordinary girl at heart, when she took her dogs for a walk along the beach in Malibu, California.
Wearing a baggy blue playsuit, cap and flip flops combination, her casual look was a million miles away from her glamorous red carpet image.

Yet despite wearing an outfit which would reduce most mere mortals to shapeless blobs, the Hancock actress still looked radiantly healthy and showed off an enviable pair of pins.
Charlize was accompanied on her stroll by her mother Gerda, who was dressed in a similar casual outfit and flip flops.
The star previously proved that perfect looks were not top of her agenda, when she put on weight to play serial killer Aileen Wuornos in the 2004 film Monster.

At the time of the movie, which won her an Oscar, she spoke out against the culture of beauty in the showbiz industry.
The actress, who was named Esquire's Sexiest Woman Alive in 2007, said: 'Somewhere along the line we forgot what actors do.
'All of a sudden, somehow, the fashion industry crept into the movie industry. Celebrity has really taken over and overshadowed what actors do.
'Actors aren't supposed to be beautiful; actors are supposed to tell human stories, but that kind of got lost.'

The 33-year-old star proved she was just an ordinary girl at heart, when she took her dogs for a walk along the beach in Malibu, California.
Wearing a baggy blue playsuit, cap and flip flops combination, her casual look was a million miles away from her glamorous red carpet image.
Just chilling: Charlize Theron opts for a casual look as she takes her dogs for a walk along the beach in California yesterday
Yet despite wearing an outfit which would reduce most mere mortals to shapeless blobs, the Hancock actress still looked radiantly healthy and showed off an enviable pair of pins.
Charlize was accompanied on her stroll by her mother Gerda, who was dressed in a similar casual outfit and flip flops.
The star previously proved that perfect looks were not top of her agenda, when she put on weight to play serial killer Aileen Wuornos in the 2004 film Monster.
Keeping mum: Charlize is accompanied by her mother Gerda and a host of furry friends
At the time of the movie, which won her an Oscar, she spoke out against the culture of beauty in the showbiz industry.
The actress, who was named Esquire's Sexiest Woman Alive in 2007, said: 'Somewhere along the line we forgot what actors do.
'All of a sudden, somehow, the fashion industry crept into the movie industry. Celebrity has really taken over and overshadowed what actors do.
'Actors aren't supposed to be beautiful; actors are supposed to tell human stories, but that kind of got lost.'
From casual chic to Hollywood glamour: Charlize proves she can dazzle on the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival in August last year (right)
Charlize Theron drinks Margaritas and sings karaoke in bizarre chat show appearance
Charlize Theron was in high spirits as she appeared on U.S. chat show The Tonight Show With Jay Leno last night.
The South African actress swilled a Margarita and sang a karaoke version of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody during her appearance to promote her new film The Burning Plain.
The Oscar winner, 33, admitted she'd 'maybe' had an alcoholic drink before joining host Jay Leno on stage.

During the interview, Theron drank a Margarita, sang, giggled and told dirty jokes, to the delight of Leno.
After Theron arrived on stage, Leno offered her the Mexican tipple, asking: 'Did you already have one backstage?'
Theron replied: 'Maybe, maybe... I like that we have a little tradition, me and you.'
Leno replied: 'We are very original. We just get drunk.'
When asked what she does while under the influence of alcohol, Theron explained: 'There are very few things I won't do when sober and singing is one of them.

'You have to really get me to a certain stage.'
Sipping the Margarita, Theron exclaimed: 'Let me see if this is the real deal.... Dang! That's good.'
After being encouraged to show off her karaoke skills, Theron agreed to sing Bohemian Rhapsody on the condition she stayed seated.
She admitted: ' will fall or something... It's not going to be pretty.'
After a disastrous duet between Theron and Leno, the actress declared: 'That was horrible.'
Theron's offer of a sip of her Margarita was declined by Leno, who joked 'I had some Ecstasy a minute ago'.
Just before cutting to an ad break, Leno told viewers: 'Goodnight everybody, I've been cancelled.'

The South African actress swilled a Margarita and sang a karaoke version of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody during her appearance to promote her new film The Burning Plain.
The Oscar winner, 33, admitted she'd 'maybe' had an alcoholic drink before joining host Jay Leno on stage.
Spirited: Charlize Theron told dirty jokes and swilled a Margarita during her risque appearance on the Tonight Show With Jay Leno last night
During the interview, Theron drank a Margarita, sang, giggled and told dirty jokes, to the delight of Leno.
After Theron arrived on stage, Leno offered her the Mexican tipple, asking: 'Did you already have one backstage?'
Theron replied: 'Maybe, maybe... I like that we have a little tradition, me and you.'
Leno replied: 'We are very original. We just get drunk.'
When asked what she does while under the influence of alcohol, Theron explained: 'There are very few things I won't do when sober and singing is one of them.
Crooner: Theron and Leno duetted a version of Bohemian Rhapsody
'You have to really get me to a certain stage.'
Sipping the Margarita, Theron exclaimed: 'Let me see if this is the real deal.... Dang! That's good.'
After being encouraged to show off her karaoke skills, Theron agreed to sing Bohemian Rhapsody on the condition she stayed seated.
She admitted: ' will fall or something... It's not going to be pretty.'
After a disastrous duet between Theron and Leno, the actress declared: 'That was horrible.'
Theron's offer of a sip of her Margarita was declined by Leno, who joked 'I had some Ecstasy a minute ago'.
Just before cutting to an ad break, Leno told viewers: 'Goodnight everybody, I've been cancelled.'
Joker: Theron giggled throughout the interview
Galaxy of star tennis fans turn out to see brave Andy Murray mauled in New York final
Celebrities were out in force last night to watch as British tennis star Andy Murray was soundly beaten by Roger Federer in the final of the U.S. Open.
Spiderman star Tobey Maguire was spotted eyeing up Star Wars actress Natalie Portman before the action started.
Elsewhere in the Arthur Ashe stadium, Oscar-winner Charlize Theron took in the match with her hunky actor boyfriend Stuart Townsend.

The golden couple were spotted listening in to radio commentary as the young Scot failed to prise the title from Federer
Crooner Harry Connick Jnr took his seat beside wife and actress Jill Goodacre after singing the U.S. national anthem to the crowd. The singer also swapped jokes with veteran comedian Gene Wilder.
Meanwhile, billionaire tycoon Donald Trump and his gorgeous wife Melanie struggled to keep their young son Barron quiet during the match.


Former ER star Julianna Margulies was also in the crowd with her husband Keith Lieberthal. And fashion mogul Ralph Lauren together with wife Ricky could be seen sitting behind jazz star Tony Bennet and his much younger partner Susan Crow.
Murray has been star-struck by the famous audience during his run at the tournament.
‘This is my favourite tournament. I had the guys from Entourage, which is my favourite show, and Will Ferrell, who's my favourite comedian, watching yesterday. You don't get that at home,’ he said after his semi-final match against Rafael Nadal.


It had been 72 years since a British man won a Grand Slam title and Murray's fans thought the tennis star might be the one to end the drought that had lasted since Fred Perry lifted the trophy at Wimbledon in 1936.
Fans on both sides of the pond were glued to the potentially historic final against Roger Federer after Murray had beaten Spain's Rafael Nadal on Sunday night.
But the aggressive underdog, in his first Grand Slam final, failed to stop Federer winning the US Open for the fifth time.


The 27-year-old from Switzerland won the match, 6-2, 7-5, 6-2 in just one hour and 51 minutes.The one-sided contest ensured Federer's 13th Grand Slam title.
During the tournament it seemed that Murray had put the disappointment of the Olympics behind him to play what some people said was the best tennis on his life
On Sunday he had treated his fans to a thrilling contest played out over two days – rain stopped play on Saturday.

He eventually took the match 6-2 7-6 4-6 6-4.
Nadal, who had beaten the Scot in all five previous matches against him, fought back in the third set.
Murray has already been a champion at Flushing Meadows in the U.S - he won the boys' singles in 2004.


The tennis ace has a growing number of loyal fans despite not being the most endearing of British sporting stars.
The dour Scot has struggled to win over English supporters after commenting during the 2006 World Cup that he would support any football team that was playing England.
He has since dismissed that as purely a joke, and insisted that he is very fond of his English grandmother.
Last night’s match against Federer, the current world number two, came after the Swiss player criticised Murray after their last meeting.

In March Murray knocked Federer out of the Dubai Championships in the opening round. But Federer, who has not won a Grand Slam this year, did not believe that his opponent had developed since they first met in the final of the 2005 Thailand Open.
'I don't think he has changed his game a whole lot since the first time I played him and I really thought he would have done,' Federer said after the match.
'He is going to have to grind it very hard in the next few years if he is going to play this way.'

Spiderman star Tobey Maguire was spotted eyeing up Star Wars actress Natalie Portman before the action started.
Elsewhere in the Arthur Ashe stadium, Oscar-winner Charlize Theron took in the match with her hunky actor boyfriend Stuart Townsend.
Roll up, roll up: Natalie Portman and Charlize Theron arrive to watch the Mens Final at the US Open in New York
The golden couple were spotted listening in to radio commentary as the young Scot failed to prise the title from Federer
Crooner Harry Connick Jnr took his seat beside wife and actress Jill Goodacre after singing the U.S. national anthem to the crowd. The singer also swapped jokes with veteran comedian Gene Wilder.
Meanwhile, billionaire tycoon Donald Trump and his gorgeous wife Melanie struggled to keep their young son Barron quiet during the match.
Nice forehand: Spiderman star Tobey Maguire watches Natalie Portman walk past before the match
Tough times: Andy Murray of Britain sits in his chair after losing to Roger Federer
Former ER star Julianna Margulies was also in the crowd with her husband Keith Lieberthal. And fashion mogul Ralph Lauren together with wife Ricky could be seen sitting behind jazz star Tony Bennet and his much younger partner Susan Crow.
Murray has been star-struck by the famous audience during his run at the tournament.
‘This is my favourite tournament. I had the guys from Entourage, which is my favourite show, and Will Ferrell, who's my favourite comedian, watching yesterday. You don't get that at home,’ he said after his semi-final match against Rafael Nadal.
Wired for sound: Charlize Theron and actor boyfriend Stuart Townsend follow the action
Smooch: The Irish actor kisses Theron between points
It had been 72 years since a British man won a Grand Slam title and Murray's fans thought the tennis star might be the one to end the drought that had lasted since Fred Perry lifted the trophy at Wimbledon in 1936.
Fans on both sides of the pond were glued to the potentially historic final against Roger Federer after Murray had beaten Spain's Rafael Nadal on Sunday night.
But the aggressive underdog, in his first Grand Slam final, failed to stop Federer winning the US Open for the fifth time.
No emergency: Former ER star Julianna Margulies with her thespian beau Keith Lieberthal
In tune for tennis: Harry Connick Jr. and wife Jill Goodacre
The 27-year-old from Switzerland won the match, 6-2, 7-5, 6-2 in just one hour and 51 minutes.The one-sided contest ensured Federer's 13th Grand Slam title.
During the tournament it seemed that Murray had put the disappointment of the Olympics behind him to play what some people said was the best tennis on his life
On Sunday he had treated his fans to a thrilling contest played out over two days – rain stopped play on Saturday.
Stunning: Andy Murray's girlfriend Kim Sears takes her seat
He eventually took the match 6-2 7-6 4-6 6-4.
Nadal, who had beaten the Scot in all five previous matches against him, fought back in the third set.
Murray has already been a champion at Flushing Meadows in the U.S - he won the boys' singles in 2004.
Do what daddy says: Donald Trump tries to quiet his son Barron while his mother Melania holds him
High fashion: Designer Ralph Lauren and his wife Ricky sit behind singer Tony Bennet and his wife Susan
The tennis ace has a growing number of loyal fans despite not being the most endearing of British sporting stars.
The dour Scot has struggled to win over English supporters after commenting during the 2006 World Cup that he would support any football team that was playing England.
He has since dismissed that as purely a joke, and insisted that he is very fond of his English grandmother.
Last night’s match against Federer, the current world number two, came after the Swiss player criticised Murray after their last meeting.
Chit-chat: Connick Jnr hangs out with veteran star Gene Wilder
In March Murray knocked Federer out of the Dubai Championships in the opening round. But Federer, who has not won a Grand Slam this year, did not believe that his opponent had developed since they first met in the final of the 2005 Thailand Open.
'I don't think he has changed his game a whole lot since the first time I played him and I really thought he would have done,' Federer said after the match.
'He is going to have to grind it very hard in the next few years if he is going to play this way.'
Winner: Roger Federer of Switzerland celebrates match point beating Murray
Charlize dazzles on the red carpet at Venice Film Festival
Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron brought old school Hollywood glamour to the red carpet of the 65th Venice Film Festival in Italy.
The Monster star dazzled fans and photographers at the premiere of her latest film The Burning Plain.


She was famous for transforming herself into an ugly, overweight serial killer for the film Monster.
But no trace of Theron's depiction of Aileen Wuornos could be seen as she worked the red carpet before the screening of her new film.
Earlier in the day the 33-year-old South African looked stunning in a shocking pink dress as she made her entrance in Venice by boat, to a pack of waiting photographers.


Theron won an Oscar in 2003 for her role in Monster but her own lfie has been packed with drama.
When she was just 15 she witnessed her mother shoot her father dead at the family home in South Africa. Her mother opened fire on her husband in self-defence against his domestic violence.
Theron now lives in Los Angeles with her Irish actor boyfriend Stuart Townsend.
The Monster star dazzled fans and photographers at the premiere of her latest film The Burning Plain.
Glamour: Charlize Theron oozes old school Hollywood sex appeal
Jewels: Theron was as dazzling as the jewellery she wore
She was famous for transforming herself into an ugly, overweight serial killer for the film Monster.
But no trace of Theron's depiction of Aileen Wuornos could be seen as she worked the red carpet before the screening of her new film.
Earlier in the day the 33-year-old South African looked stunning in a shocking pink dress as she made her entrance in Venice by boat, to a pack of waiting photographers.
Screen stars: Theron and her Burning Plain co-stars(L-R) Jose Maria Yazpik, director Guillermo Arriaga, Jennifer Lawrence and JD Pardo
Theron won an Oscar in 2003 for her role in Monster but her own lfie has been packed with drama.
When she was just 15 she witnessed her mother shoot her father dead at the family home in South Africa. Her mother opened fire on her husband in self-defence against his domestic violence.
Theron now lives in Los Angeles with her Irish actor boyfriend Stuart Townsend.
Minnie Driver's baby bump steals the spotlight at red carpet premiere
There was no shortage of A-list stars vying for attention, but all eyes were on Minnie Driver's big baby bump at the LA premiere of Hancock last night.
The 38-year-old star, who wore a thigh-skimming, off the shoulder number, revelled in the spotlight, proudly nursing her belly as she sashayed along the red carpet.


She was joined at the event by the film's leading man Will Smith - who plays an alcoholic superhero - as well as his co-stars Charlize Theron and Jason Bateman.
While Minnie was more than happy to put her bump on display, she is less forthcoming when it comes to the baby's father.
She still hasn't revealed his identity, saying again this week: 'He's not in the public eye and he shouldn't have to deal with all that stuff. It really is private.'

Asked if the mystery man will be involved in the child's upbringing, she replied 'Sure. He's going to be a dad.
She continued: 'I'm not married and I'm not getting married to this person. But I am taking full responsibility for being a mother. Everyone is grown up and kind of cool.
'I just want to create as happy and as loving an environment as I can. I've got this amazing family so I'm not really worried. But I don't know what's going to happen. I take life moment by moment.'

Minnie, who is due in August, plans to take around six months off work and insists she'll be in no rush to lose her pregnancy weight.
She told Hello! magazine: 'I don't know what this celebrity obsession of getting your pre-baby body back in the shortest time possible is all about.
'It's the most unhealthy thing and it's horrifying that you should somehow get back into a size two a couple of weeks after giving birth.
'So plan on seeing me podgy and fat, knocking around in Malibu and proud of it.'

The 38-year-old star, who wore a thigh-skimming, off the shoulder number, revelled in the spotlight, proudly nursing her belly as she sashayed along the red carpet.
Big Minnie: Ms Driver proudly put her bump on show at the LA premiere of Hancock last night
Curves ahead: Minnie says she will be in no rush to shed her pregnancy weight after the child is born
She was joined at the event by the film's leading man Will Smith - who plays an alcoholic superhero - as well as his co-stars Charlize Theron and Jason Bateman.
While Minnie was more than happy to put her bump on display, she is less forthcoming when it comes to the baby's father.
She still hasn't revealed his identity, saying again this week: 'He's not in the public eye and he shouldn't have to deal with all that stuff. It really is private.'
Family matters: Hancock star Will Smith with eldest son Trey, wife Jada Pinkett-Smith, and Jaden and Willow
Asked if the mystery man will be involved in the child's upbringing, she replied 'Sure. He's going to be a dad.
She continued: 'I'm not married and I'm not getting married to this person. But I am taking full responsibility for being a mother. Everyone is grown up and kind of cool.
'I just want to create as happy and as loving an environment as I can. I've got this amazing family so I'm not really worried. But I don't know what's going to happen. I take life moment by moment.'
Going with the flow: Charlize Theron, with boyfriend Stuart Townsend, wore a glamorous gown for the occasion
Minnie, who is due in August, plans to take around six months off work and insists she'll be in no rush to lose her pregnancy weight.
She told Hello! magazine: 'I don't know what this celebrity obsession of getting your pre-baby body back in the shortest time possible is all about.
'It's the most unhealthy thing and it's horrifying that you should somehow get back into a size two a couple of weeks after giving birth.
'So plan on seeing me podgy and fat, knocking around in Malibu and proud of it.'
Here come the stars: Will Smith leads his fellow actors Charlize and Jason Bateman into the theatre
Charlize Theron, revista GQ
Charlize Theron, la famosa actriz sudafricana de 33 años, además reconocida modelo de pasarela, nos muestra sus encantos, como en otras oportunidades, esta vez con unas fotografías donde derrocha sensualidad y erotismo, es portada de la revista GQ, para las fechas de Julio de 2008, veamos esta bellas imágenes de Charlize Theron.
Charlize Theron voted 'sexiest woman alive
Screen beauty Charlize Theron has joined the ranks of starlets awarded the ultimate accolade of sexiest woman alive.
The 32-year-old South African star follows in the footsteps of actresses including Jessica Biel, Angelina Jolie and Scarlett Johansson.

Charlize, who famously won an Oscar after her outstanding performance as serial killer Aileen Wuornos in the 2003 film Monster, is celebrated in the magazine's November issue with a sexy photo shoot.
But she says her looks have not always helped her make good career choices.

"Reindeer Games," she laughed. "That was a bad, bad, bad movie. But even though the movie might suck, I got to work with John Frankenheimer.
"I wasn't lying to myself that's why I did it. I mean, he directed The Manchurian Candidate, which is like the movie of all movies."


Theron, who will next be seen in the anti-globalism drama The Battle for Seattle, directed by her Irish boyfriend and Head in the Clouds co-star Stuart Townsend, 34, also used the magazine to take a swipe at the US government.
"I grew up in a country that learned the lesson that you can't impose your way of life on 26 different kinds of people just because you call yourself righteous," she said.
"I think there are lessons this country still has to learn."


The 32-year-old South African star follows in the footsteps of actresses including Jessica Biel, Angelina Jolie and Scarlett Johansson.
Sexiest woman alive: South African actress Charlize Theron was voted the sexiest woman alive by Esquire magazine
Charlize, who famously won an Oscar after her outstanding performance as serial killer Aileen Wuornos in the 2003 film Monster, is celebrated in the magazine's November issue with a sexy photo shoot.
But she says her looks have not always helped her make good career choices.
Glamour: Charlize at her gorgeous red carpet best
"Reindeer Games," she laughed. "That was a bad, bad, bad movie. But even though the movie might suck, I got to work with John Frankenheimer.
"I wasn't lying to myself that's why I did it. I mean, he directed The Manchurian Candidate, which is like the movie of all movies."
Beach body: The actress is more than just a pretty face, she famously won an Oscar for her portrayal of the overweight unattractive serial killer Aileen Wuornos
Theron, who will next be seen in the anti-globalism drama The Battle for Seattle, directed by her Irish boyfriend and Head in the Clouds co-star Stuart Townsend, 34, also used the magazine to take a swipe at the US government.
"I grew up in a country that learned the lesson that you can't impose your way of life on 26 different kinds of people just because you call yourself righteous," she said.
"I think there are lessons this country still has to learn."
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