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If you believe the tabloids, actress Rebecca Romijn-Stamos is a swinger, has had sex in Disneyland with husband John Stamos and even hired a midget stripper for hubbie. But the beautiful ex-model, who bears both body and soul in the new erotic thriller Femme Fatale is determined to set the record straight, as she revealed to PAUL FISCHER. Featuring exclusive photo’s from the film "Femme Fatale".
Don’t believe everything you read is the motto when talking to glamorous and sexy actress Rebecca Romijn-Stamos. While on screen in Brian De Palma’s erotically charged thriller Femme Fatale the actress gets up to no good, the reverse can be said of her off-screen life. Laughing at the notion of being on the cover of the men’s magazine Maxim, [and laughingly turning it over in the process] the impression one has of Romijn-Stamos, who turns 30 on November 5, is that nothing fazes her. Except being misquoted, that is. “I would love to clear a lot of this up, because I have been really badly misquoted lately.” The biggest piece of journalistic fiction? “The story of the day that’s been on the wire, I guess, is about sex at Disneyland.” And for the record, no way. “You know, I just trust too much and I trust people are going to take care of the things I say, and yeah, I guess I revealed too much, but then they take what I say, they run with it, and then make a mountain out of a molehill,” explains the actress. “What I said was that we fell in love at Disneyland. We first connected over dinner, we had our first date there, and all of a sudden it turned into we were having sex on rides at Disneyland,” she laughingly says. “Then all of the reporters were asking me which ride was it, and I’m like, we ride the rides, next to each other, not on top of each other.” At least Romijn-Stamos retains a buoyant sense of humour about her supposed wild and crazy life. No, she and husband John Stamos don’t have an open marriage, are not swingers and John has never dressed in drag, according to various tabloid reports. “I once had a gender bender party, and all the girls had to come as guys, and all the guys had to come as girls and I’m sure the rumour that we’re swingers been going around, too. We are so not. John’s VERY conservative, and honestly, I’m better with the rumours than he is. He gets really upset about all of this, because he’s conservative and I’m really Dharma and Greg; he balances me out and really has to pull me back in. “
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<p>Romijn-Stamos was born in the above mentioned relatively radical university town of Berkeley. Her father was Dutch-born and worked as a custom furniture maker while her mother was American-born, of Dutch descent, and an English teacher. She attended Berkeley High School before attending the University of California at Santa Cruz where she majored in Music, but left in 1995, admitting that she was “restless to see the world. I used to sit in my dorm room, thinking, I just know I’m missing out on something. But, of course, I had no money. And so this friend hooked me up with an agency, and it happened very quickly. I moved to Paris, got a cover of French Elle, and stayed for two and a half years."</p>
<p>Despite her Bohemian upbringing, it seemed that modeling did not exactly fit in but Romijn-Stamos felt that her family “were all kind of like: Well, Rebecca knows what she is doing. I moved to Paris, was travelling to amazing places and making money and I learned how to be a business woman at a really young age. The beginning of my modelling career was awesome, and my family was all for me going and living overseas and being on my own.” She promised her family that she would eventually return. She did and made the foray into acting, “something that my parents didn’t mind me doing.”</p>
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