View Full Version : Michelle Rodriguez Gets 60 Days in Jail
EdHill
05-23-2006, 09:31 AM
D'oh!
http://people.aol.com/people/articles/0,19736,1195153,00.html
Firecat
05-23-2006, 11:21 AM
Awww...maybe they can kill her character off again....:D
ElectraGlide
05-23-2006, 12:31 PM
She's kind of a dumbass.
Awww...maybe they can kill her character off again....:D
Firecat I don't usually like to see characters resurrected or come back as ghosts or whatever, but I could watch Ana-Lucia get shot over and over and over again.
Hardly@Work
05-23-2006, 05:52 PM
The writers had always planned on Libby only lasting one season, she has a husband and kids still in LA, but had planned on Ana becoming a posible love interest for Jack - not dying- until she had the conflict with the cast and got arrested. ----We had heard that they always planned on Ana leaving, but Kridtin on E! say its so. IMO the writers were worried she might get time and shot her.
HungarianKnight
05-25-2006, 12:04 PM
Michelle Rodriguez is like Jack Bauer and Chuck Norris, she can kick some serious sh*t.
chick110
05-31-2006, 04:54 AM
I heard that there will be no flashbacks with Michelle Rodriguez, because ABC was so tired of all of the crap. They are just letting her go. Her storyline was pretty much finished anyway, we knew her past life and her motivations for doing things. We knew more about her than Arzt.
zoobabe
05-31-2006, 07:16 AM
well- MR only ended up serving just under 5 hours of her 60 day sentence before being released. Reprtedly due to the fact that it's normal procedure for non-voilent criminals in an overcrowded jails situation. So for her- the choice of jail time over community service was a smart one.
Pekmboyd
05-31-2006, 08:34 AM
I don't think she had a choice on the LA sentence - I thought she got the choice between 5 days or community service for the Hawaii one, then the LA one was 60 days with no option for community service - either way she got off way too easy. Wonder why LA doesn't give community service instead of sending people to a jail they know they'll get immediately released from.
Seems to me if my paycheck depended on producers / directors I might show them a little more respect. Good riddance.
zoobabe
05-31-2006, 09:35 AM
I don't think she had a choice on the LA sentence - I thought she got the choice between 5 days or community service for the Hawaii one, then the LA one was 60 days with no option for community service - either way she got off way too easy. Wonder why LA doesn't give community service instead of sending people to a jail they know they'll get immediately released from.
Seems to me if my paycheck depended on producers / directors I might show them a little more respect. Good riddance.
yeah- I think I got her sentences confused. She probably didn't have a choice in CA, b/c she componded her initial arrest by being convicted of the same offense again in Hawaii. The brings me to a point I've always wondered about. Why would a rich celeb not hire a driver/limo when they're out drinking? Why take the chance when you know people will be watching your every move? It's just stupid.
chick110
05-31-2006, 11:47 AM
The brings me to a point I've always wondered about. Why would a rich celeb not hire a driver/limo when they're out drinking? Why take the chance when you know people will be watching your every move? It's just stupid.
Maybe because the driver/limo may either film you doing something stupid or get a friend to? I guess it is hard to trust anyone when you are a celebrity with all of the paparazzi swarming around and about...
zoobabe
05-31-2006, 12:09 PM
but if you have a personal driver, you can make them sign a confidentiality agreement. Enough money tipped to a limo driver should shut them up or they won't stay employed as far as celebs go. It's still cheaper than a good lawyer.
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