Megan Fox's anger helped her for movie role

Malaysia News.Net
Sunday 8th November, 2009 (IANS)

Model-turned-actress Megan Fox said she could identify with the character in her latest outing 'Jennifer's Body' about a cheerleader who kills and eats her classmates because like the zombie, she also holds a lot of anger within her.

The actress credits the pent-up rage inside her for helping her with the role, reports fashion.ie.

'It wasn't hard to get into character. I think everybody is angry about something in their life and I just happen to be really angry and go for it,' she said.

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