Bradley film scouts actresses whose cups don’t runneth over
BRADLEY COOPER’s new movie is casting women with small boobs — so they don’t steal the spotlight from his B-cup co-star Carey Mulligan and result in an udder disaster, sources say! Bradley, 47, is directing and starring in Maestro, a biopic of composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein — and producers are demanding strict height and chest size requirements for anyone who hopes to come on board!
One casting call specifies women with breasts that are “not larger than a B cup bra” for a scene set in the 1970s to match “the period,” but luxury bra-maker Bluebella claims the average bra size for women back then was a fuller C cup.
“Unfortunately, casting extras based on breast size or height is very common,” actor Carrie Glenn tells The National ENQUIRER. The same listing looking for women with a B cup or less also nixed applicants taller than 5-foot-7, which also happens to be Mulligan’s reported height.
Glenn says height limits were obvious when she was an extra on War of the Worlds with vertically challenged Tom Cruise, who is famous for wearing lifts in his shoes to make himself appear taller. Bradley, who is listed as being 6-foot-1, doesn’t have that problem — but his slimchested co-star evidently needs a leg up!