Mila Kunis makes a casual flannel shirt look super sexy. She was spotted on the set of
Extract, which is currently filming in LA with hairy Ben Affleck and Jason Bateman. Mila flies under the radar these days but besides currently working on this movie she's the voice of Meg Griffin on
Family Guy, which
premieres this Sunday, her movie
Forgetting Sarah Marshall is available on DVD at the end of the month, and in mid-October she'll be on the big screen in
Max Payne.
Sep 15 2008 - 2:00pm by
Molly
Ben Affleck was back on the set of
Extract in LA over the weekend and judging from Violet's pensive look, we may not be the only ones who aren't loving that wig. He was also joined by costar Mila Kunis, showing off her hot stems in tiny shorts. Jason Bateman helped round out the cast and also got a special visit on set from his wife and daughter.
It's back to work for Ben Affleck, who was spotted on the set of
Extract with Jason Bateman yesterday. He jumped right into character with his long curly hair to play a sleazy-sounding lawyer in the comedy, but luckily the scraggly wig was nowhere to be found when he met up with Jennifer to pick up Violet from school. It looks like Ben's hotness might not be a draw for this movie, but we're excited to see him flex those comedic muscles again.
At least he's in good company for this one:
Ben Affleck is in talks to join the cast of Extract, a comedy by Mike Judge (director of Office Space, creator of Beavis and Butthead). He'll be working alongside Jason Bateman, Kristen Wiig, Mila Kunis and Clifton Collins, Jr.
Variety has more details:
Actor is in negotiations to play an ambulance-chasing lawyer in the pic, which centers on a flower extract factory owner (Jason Bateman) who's dealing with workplace problems and a streak of bad luck, including his wife's affair with a gigolo.
Jason Bateman is so good at playing the everyman, he could even make the
Bluth family's over-the-top problems seem relatable. And with Office Space, Mike Judge proved that he could tap into the psyche of downtrodden workers everywhere. So it seems the two could be a match made in heaven for
a new feature called Extract.
