Page Six quotes National Enquirer/Star magazine editor Bonnie Fuller as denying that FX's show Dirt is about her.
Bonnie Fuller, who oversees the National Enquirer and Star magazine, is happy to see Courteney Cox playing an editor of two weekly tabloids in "Dirt," which debuts tomorrow on FX. But Fuller doesn't rate the show highly in terms of realism.Cox, who starred for years on "Friends," has dark hair like Fuller, and her character, Lucy Spiller, will "do anything to get a story" - but the series is a complete "work of fiction," Fuller, the editorial director of American Media Inc., told Page Six's Corynne Steindler.
More photos from the New Year's Party in Cabo (Jennifer Aniston, David Arquette, Sheryl Crow, Courteney Cox, Giuliana DiPandi and Bill Rancic), plus more on how Lucy is not Bonnie, after the jump.
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"If you don't believe me," said Fuller, "compare our offices."Some speculate Cox has a personal motive for creating a series that features a sleaze-mongering, scoop-crazed editor. "Dirt" could be Cox's payback to the tabloid editors who have exposed the details of her own life - she's married to actor David Arquette and they have a daughter, Coco, who was tracked in the weeklies before she was even born.
But Fuller says graciously, "I'm sure Courteney's total focus is having a hit, not getting back at anyone."
From what I've read, this bitch is anything but gracious. Apparently, she's the editorial equivalent of Ilsa, She-Wolf of the SS. She probably thinks Courtney's character is a major pussy compared to her.
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Tonysgirl says:
I really wish the best for Courtney Cox's new show.
I have always thought Courtney a good actress, and I hope this new show does really goood.
Happy New Year!!!
sandy says:
I saw the show. It was interesting in a sick/perv Nip/Tuck kind of way. It sucks you in. I give it a 7.
blondie says:
I missed the show. Can you tell me what happened on the show?