Sarah Connor Chronicles Star Lena Headey unrests lazbo feminazis

Lena Headey has impressed my heart big time as the queen of Sparta in 300.She's superfly.I have no problem whatsoever about her being Sarah Connor.She acts the ass off the character,adding the emotional depth to the otherwise butchy Sarah Connor.I'd tap the ass of this Sarah anytime.She's tough but I know she's a sensuous woman too.Someone you woun't mind sharing a hug and shag or two.On the contrast Linda Hamilton's Sarah Connor's too buff and unhinged.I'd fear she's gonna cut my bollocks if I pissed off her.I'd stay away from a b!tch like that even though she can kick terminator's ass with her terrific biceps.So when those muscular feminazis unleash a media frenzy against Lena Headey being Sarah Connor,I just want to throw in my three cents:Shut up.Leave the TV to those frustrating young men with sore balls.Feminists don't even like watching TV for bollocks's sake.

"listen to how these unrested lazbo feminazis badmouth Lena Headey and this is how they help a talented female actor to gain some monumentum in a small screen dominated by male force:
British actress Lena Headey has been criticised for looking too "emaciated" to play an iconic action heroine Sarah Connor in a new Terminator TV series.

While the show made an impressive debut to more than 18 million US viewers last week, Headey's lean physique has quickly been put under the microscope, with some deeming her unsuitable for the part.

(Action: the actress plays Sarah Connor in the new NBC Hit series,Damn,she looks fine!)

The role was first made famous by iron pumping Linda Hamilton in Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

Hamilton turned the character into a "butt-kicking inspiration to millions of women," according to the Los Angeles Times.

But now, writes to the paper: "Some who worship at the altar of Sarah Connor detect heresy in the casting of Headey, who's healthy looking and attractive but not exactly Ms Olympia."

Muscles: Linda Hamilton first played the character in Terminator 2: Judgment Day

Others are less gentle in their criticism of the West Yorkshire born actress, whose films credits include The Remains of the Day, 300 and St Trinian's.

(Under the microscope: the British actress' new show is a hit, but her body has attracted criticism)

Boston Herald critic Mark Perigard wrote: "I'd like to give her time - and some pasta - to help her grow into her jeans. Headey looks remarkably like actress Lara Flynn Boyle. She's a twig of an action heroine."

The Sarah Connor Charm School, a Terminator fan group which focuses on "physical feminist empowerment," is also unimpressed by the choice.

The group's spokesperson Kym Lambert told The Observer: "We were very upset to find out that a very thin and non-athletic actress had been chosen out of, supposedly, hundreds to play a role that we as physical feminists found so inspiring."

British feminist and novelist Bidisha echoed the group's concerns.

She told the paper: 'I am shocked to find out that the producers are clearly sanctioning a new, weedy silhouette in such an iconic and genuinely groundbreaking role."

"There are two issues here: having a toothpick-thin, feeble-looking Sarah Connor is a crime against the iconography of the character; and presenting a clearly emaciated actress as a heroine is a crime against women."

For her part, Headey has played down the unflattering comparions to Hamilton, blaming her lack of bulging biceps on a shortage of time to work out.

She has said: "The film had the luxury of more money and more time."

"If they were gonna give me a month, and a trainer every day, and a chef, then it would be fantastic... It's a TV show, for God's sake!"