
In the not-too-distant future, we will sit at home in comfy massage chairs, while prettier, stronger, plastic dollies take our place. You can be the big old fat lump your Xbox has been trying to turn you into for years.
I just got a chance to chat with Radha Mitchell, who plays Agent Peters in the upcoming “beware technology” flick, SURROGATES. She told me all about playing a living doll and gracefully evades my question about Bruce Willis’s scary blond wig.
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