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Hilary Duff Claims It’s Not Fair
8-Jun-2008
Written by: Melanie Sutrathada
Teen sensation Hilary Duff wants to break free from the “teen roles” she has always played.
Hilary Duff, who rose to fame as the eponymous heroine of the Disney show, Lizzie McGuire, said she finds it hard moving away from her teenager roles because people do not want her to stray from them. Although the hit series finished over four years ago, people still view her as a teen role model, which she claims makes it complicated for her to take more adult roles. This includes some of the more mature movies, such as where she plays a foul-mouthed pop star in the new political satire, War, Inc., which was released in the United States last week. The film also stars John Cusack, Dan Aykroyd and Marisa Tomei.
“It’s scary having moms come up to you all the time saying, ‘We love you. Never change. Never ever change.’ And I’m like, ‘OK, but I have to change,’” Duff recently told AOL.
“That’s not a fair thing to say to anyone. It kind of scared me. . . . But [at the same time, I was] a little like, ‘Oh my god what are the kids going to think?’” the star adds on Fametastic.
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