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Jacqueline Obradors might not be a household name yet, but you’ll be seeing a lot more of her soon–we know you’d like that, given Jackie’s wide, doe-brown eyes and Vargas-girl dimensions. Jackie’s voice is currently being heard in movie theaters as Audrey in Disney’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire. Later this year Jackie appears in both Ang Lee‘s Tortilla Soup and the Vin Diesel vehicle Diablo.
Jackie O-My-Goodness-Is-That-You-On-Screen?
Jackie O., which is what her friends call her, pretty much went from bagging groceries to massaging Harrison Ford in Six Days, Seven Nights overnight. “We had such a hard time finding someone for the role [as an exotic showgirl],” Ford says, “but when I saw Jackie’s test I said, ‘That’s the one.’ She was funny. No one else was funny.” Obradors recalled the day she spent massaging his back: “One of my favorite days, yes. All day, massaging Harrison Ford. That was rough,” she says laughing. “Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine that. It’s taught me to dream big, definitely.”
We all know your name
Can you believe it!?! Jacqueline wasn’t even nominated for an Oscar for her role in Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, where she had to feign interest as Rob Schneider pole-danced for her. Is there anyone out there who would really be attracted to that? Then again, she’s used to having men perform for her attention. “I’d drive down the street and they’d yell out my name,” Jackie recalls. “I’d think, ‘How do they know my name?’ Duh–it’s on my license plate.” - Advertisement -
And the snow pilgrim feasts on cardboard speakers
Most unexpected line she’s recited in a movie (from Six Days, Seven Nights): “It is like when after a funeral, everybody has sex.”.
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