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Jodie's basic instinct
ITV http://www.itv.com/news/entertainment_2093148.html
11.32AM, Thu Mar 16 2006


Jodie Marsh has revealed a dark secret - she spends some of her time dressing up as Sharon Stone!

The glamour model revealed that she is a huge fan of the actress and that in the past she dressed up as the star for saucy photos.

She admitted: "I actually did a photoshoot where I dressed up as her!

"We did the whole leg crossing scene for the photos, which was great.

Recreating scenes from the original Basic Instinct flick aside, the 27-year-old is keen to prove she's left her turbulent Big Brother experience well and truly behind her.

The glamour girl has just finished shooting a music video for Mike Skinner and The Streets for their new track When You Wasn't Famous.

Jodie revealed she had great fun making the vid: "Mike's very much like myself, he's just a normal guy.

"He doesn't love himself, he's not turned into someone that's not quite human anymore".

Although she got paid next to nothing for the job, she insists she had fun: "We got on really well and had a laugh.

"I was up at 6 in the morning and we didn't finish till about three the following morning, but it was brilliant".

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Jodie revealed she had great fun making the vid: "Mike's very much like myself, he's just a normal guy.

"He doesn't love himself, he's not turned into someone that's not quite human anymore".

He is indeed a very normal, down-to-earth bloke. But last time I saw him, he was decidedly pale. No suggestion of bathing daily in a vat of Bisto whatsoever. And Marsh is about as 'normal' as talking fish, or mountaineering badgers.

So the similarities (in her addled, deluded little mind) had to end somewhere, then. Prancing around looking as though you've had a nasty accident with a tanker full of creosote, flaunting plastic breasts, smiling from behind lips dripping with several pints of lipgloss and outlined by the most clashing colour imaginable, plastered with enough eye make up to frighten a pharaoh, and sporting a nose so chiselled into submission it resembles an obscure South American tribal flute, is enough of a departure from reality for anyone to question the presence of 'humanity' in such a vessel. And then it speaks, and all possible fears are duly realised.