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How This Actress' Trip and Fall to the Pavement Has Become a Viral Photoshopping Sensation
October 05, 2013
...burning up the Internet
A trip and fall scene from Scarlett Johannson's yet-to-be-widely-released movie "Under the Skin" — in which she portrays an alien that feeds on human flesh — has suddenly become a Photoshopping sensation that's burning up the Internet.
Here's the original photo:
Screen grab from "Under The Skin" trailer
The original photo, which some have reported was captured by paparazzi, is likely a screen grab from the extended trailer for "Under The Skin." But thanks to copyright issues, that trailer has been removed from the YouTube sites that posted it.
However, TheBlaze discovered an NBC report on the filming of the movie from a year ago. That story actually features the above image. We also reviewed the movie's official trailer (which is kinda spooky) and found a few scenes showing Johannson wearing the same coat from the original photo above.
Here's a trailer screen grab in which she's seen walking along the beach:
Now that we've cleared up the origins of the latest Internet meme's seed image, let's review some of the best merged shots:
TheBlaze's Top Five "Scarlett Johannson Falling Down" Photoshopped Images.
(As seen on Sad and Useless)
Johannson in the curl
Johannson attempts a diving catch
Scarlett chasing cheese wheels
Scarlett looking a little long in the tooth
And this last one shared here — and perhaps the image with the least amount of Photoshopping — appears to have an arrow and a little blood added:
This one shows a reason why Scarlett's down - she's been hit by an arrow.
See the rest of the Photoshopped images on Sad and Useless.
Follow Mike Opelka on Twitter - @stuntbrain
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