Paris Hilton Submits Three Page Demand For One Day Cameo
According to the New York Post a three page demand was submitted on behalf of Paris Hilton who is set to film a one-day cameo playing herself in the film ‘The Other Guys‘ in New York.
Per the report, the list of demands submitted included “live lobsters to be prepared fresh when she’s ready to eat and a bottle of Grey Goose vodka.”
A person in the know had the following to say about the situation to the New York Post:
“All celebrities are typically offered riders, but it seemed excessive for just one day’s work playing herself.”
Paris’ camp replied saying:
“This is totally ridiculous and untrue.”
It certainly is ridiculous and may very well be untrue, but its not unbelievable. I wouldn’t be a bit surprised if providing someone to rub her feet while being fanned on breaks wasn’t on the list.












I can’t even begin to imagine some of these demand sheets. I’m not surprised at all.
I have heard of some pretty outrageous demands, especially from Beyonce Knowles.
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Paris Hilton is ridiculous!
A three page demand? Sheesh! I can’t even think of a one page demand if I were to do a one day cameo.
Awfully demanding for someone who doesn’t even have any talent! Paris Hilton is annoying!
Shit, this bitch be crazeee!
Paris Hilton would never make it in reality. I can’t stand her! I like Nicole Richie way better!
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