Amy Adams tells "Allure" she was "bamboozled" with a girl-on-girl kiss

I have to believe that this is something that will be a lot less exciting once the interview hits newstands.  Besides, the Sarah Michelle Gellar/Selma Blair kiss was one of the most talked about movie scenes in recent history; you can't tell me that she was totally caught off-guard by the fact that she might have to kiss a girl in the sequel to the same movie.

And besides, Amy kissed a girl in another movie she did called Standing Still.  I don't know why this one was such a big deal?

How to you trick a girl to kiss another girl? I really want to know so I can benefit.

At the last Oscars there was a big joke made at the expense of Scientologists and the camera was on Amy Adams and surrounding people. Everyone around her was in hysterics, she did not look one bit happy.

Now either she's extremely good at keeping a polite composure so as not to laugh at anyone, or she is one herself.  I know this isn't lesbionic news, but I thought it was an interesting little nudge.

Hm. That's a very weird statement to make, but I believe it'll make more sense when it's actually in context. I don't really know much about Amy Adams, but I do so love her as an actress (especially in Enchanted - so adorable!).

And I know it's off-topic, but every time I see the word "bamboozled" I think of Joey, Ross and Chandler in "Friends", when they have to play the game "Bamboozle", LOL.

I can't believe you forgot to mention that Amy Adams was Academy Award nominated for 'June Bug' - that's where her career took off.

I wonder if Amy had to be "bamboozled" into kissing Lauren German in the film Standing Still? Both actresses certainly didn't appear to have a problem with the scene and it was a nice scene at that... though it ended too quickly for my taste!

http://www.gametrailers.com/user-movie/amy-adams-lesbian-kiss/135622

Oops, I see graygrl12 and some other posters and I were thinking the same thing... I just didn't look at the link first (ah, great minds think alike, I guess).

Well let's compare that one to the Cruel Intentions 2 one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGvQ_fLXFog

Nope, sorry, but I don't see bamboozling in either scene, but if that's what she had to tell herself (ha ha). I still adore Amy! 

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I never really liked her which is odd because I love me some cute red heads but something about her allways irked me.

I do not see how Allure could misquote "bamboozled" no I think Amy is just that dumb.

OK- NO ONE can be 'bamboozled' into kissing someone they do not want to kiss. I agree: there's a whole lot more to the context of that statement.

Also, Amy has been nominated for an Academy award twice: most recently,as mentioned, was for Best Supporting Actress in 'Doubt' but her FIRST nomination was a few years back in the same category for 'Junebug.'

Also, not for nothing, but I think Amy is Mormon.

And I also agree: jokes at the expense of ANYONE'S faith is crude, totally uncalled for and just not funny.

I have never been a fan of hers. She seems like a bitch.  

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Since when did it become OK to personally attack someone? You may not like the girl based on one statement she made about kissing a girl nine years ago, but does that really give some of you the right to call her dumb and a bitch?

As a straight woman, who considers herself a strong alley, I can't believe some of the things that have been said on this site. Acceptance and respect are two things every person wants, so why is it OK for you to call people dumb and bitchy, but no one can say the like about you without it being an attack on your orientation? It's your personal opinion, fine, I get that. It's also her personal opninion when she felt like she was tricked. 

I've been thinking about this ... a bit. Until we know the actual context in which bamboozled is mentioned in the article, there are two takes on the word and I think the first meaning has been the majority response.

The first meaning (bamboozle - no 'd') is to be fooled or cheated

The second meaning (bamboozled) is to be confounded or perplexed

Given the topic is 'Amy Adams tells "Allure" she was "bamboozled" with a girl-on-girl kiss"' we should be going with the second meaning. This to me, means Amy does not know how to deal with the feelings invoked by a 'lesbian' kiss, not that she was conned.