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Courtney in on the Act for film clip
February 3, 2004
NICE dress, great shoes, amazing legs – for a guy.
Nice pins...Courtney Act.
Then again, former Australian Idol Courtney Act doesn't care. She's now a star, woman or man – or both.
Confidential yesterday took an exclusive look behind the scenes at Act's first video shoot.
The sassy singer put on a sexy green number and all her best moves for the clip, which was shot in a Point Piper mansion.
The single, Rub Me Wrong, was written and produced by US-based David Norland, who has worked with Madonna and Janet Jackson.
In the clip, Act plays a posh and glamorous woman who turns up at a mansion and gives a private performance for the resident, a distinguished man.
Puzzled at first, the man quickly becomes fascinated with Act, who has come to his house to seduce him.
However, a few moments later his wife walks in, busts them and passes out.
On her way out the front door, Act cheekily leaves a calling card behind.
A BMG spokeswoman said the video is a metaphor for the way Courtney has invaded people's living rooms – like it or not.
Rub Me Wrong is due to hit the radio airwaves over the next few weeks and will be available in shops in mid-March.
IN other Idol news, Shannon Noll's version of What About Me has hit the No. 1 spot on the charts, as well as earning an ARIA certification of reaching double platinum sales.
dailytelegraph.news.com.au/story.jsp?sectionid=1266&storyid=838342
February 3, 2004
NICE dress, great shoes, amazing legs – for a guy.
Nice pins...Courtney Act.
Then again, former Australian Idol Courtney Act doesn't care. She's now a star, woman or man – or both.
Confidential yesterday took an exclusive look behind the scenes at Act's first video shoot.
The sassy singer put on a sexy green number and all her best moves for the clip, which was shot in a Point Piper mansion.
The single, Rub Me Wrong, was written and produced by US-based David Norland, who has worked with Madonna and Janet Jackson.
In the clip, Act plays a posh and glamorous woman who turns up at a mansion and gives a private performance for the resident, a distinguished man.
Puzzled at first, the man quickly becomes fascinated with Act, who has come to his house to seduce him.
However, a few moments later his wife walks in, busts them and passes out.
On her way out the front door, Act cheekily leaves a calling card behind.
A BMG spokeswoman said the video is a metaphor for the way Courtney has invaded people's living rooms – like it or not.
Rub Me Wrong is due to hit the radio airwaves over the next few weeks and will be available in shops in mid-March.
IN other Idol news, Shannon Noll's version of What About Me has hit the No. 1 spot on the charts, as well as earning an ARIA certification of reaching double platinum sales.
dailytelegraph.news.com.au/story.jsp?sectionid=1266&storyid=838342
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