Diane Kruger joins cast of JT Leroy - and Jim Sturgess too

They could also discuss what it's like to kiss a Victoria's Secret Angel.

HOWEVER, and this is kind of weird, it seems that you can only do this once per post. If I were to italicize (or enbold) a second time in the same post, things would get messed up. I know this because I tried to do it.

Well said Ron. Both the story as well as the character (Ms. Knoop/JT) she will be portraying appear to be very intriguing. First of all, Knoop seems to be a very complex character, one who lies and exploits others--but at the same time is intensely likeable, even to the many celebrities who were endeared to "his" "plight". As cheesy as it may sound, the protagonist must be likeable in one way or another in order to attract most moviegoers here in the US. So this could turn out to be one of the best, if not best character she has ever portrayed in a film not just from the perspective of this being a challenging role for Kristen but also that it will be more palatable to mainstream viewers liking if they find themselves empathizing with JT. Secondly, because her character is neither a goody two-shoes, nor the very epitome of evil, more of a mixed bag if you will, her role, if done right, will come across as more believable than if her character was a cliched archetype, two-dimensional cardboard cutout of a role. And lastly, her character could become a memorable one, as the audience may expect one thing at the outset of the film while being thrown for a loop the rest of the way as JT is not at all what "he" appears to be on the surface. Predictable storylines and characters are soon forgotten, while characters and stories that buck the trend and unceasingly amaze us live on forever.

I'm amazed you caught that Carved, as upon rewatching this video, despite forgetting that she mentioned JT instead of JT Leroy when talking about this film, I now recall that she said that upon further review.

Perhaps one reason why this was not forever burned in my cerebral cortex, begging to be recalled to conscious memory, was because in the past, actors sometimes refer to their projects in shorthand, even though the title of the film remains the same. In Kristen's case for example, she would often refer to Clouds of Sils Maria as "Sils Maria". Oh, scratch that from the record as Sils Maria is the appropriate title for this film in some territories.

Anyhow, I just thought of another reason why the JT character may turn out to be the best character she has ever portrayed in film: What I believe will make or break this film is the crucial scene where Ms. Knoop's true identity is revealed, which Kristen must nail in order to be remembered by current and future generations of moviegoers. When I think of the best characters to have ever graced the silver screen, characters such as Darth Vader and Batman come to mind. Why? Their unmasking and the dramatic way in which their true identities were revealed made them truly unforgettable. I'm hoping the same will be done with the JT character.