Megan Fox "Wonder Woman" Hoax
lourdes sanchez bayas — November 10, 2008 — Pop Culture
References: wonder-who & dailystab
Megan Fox, the sultry Transformers star, has found herself in a messy controversy. Thing is, a website called wonder-who.com recently released a series of mocked-up photos of Megan Fox clad in a Wonder Woman costume in an attempt, "to force studio executives to cast Fox over already cast model/actress Megan Gale," according to Daily Stab.
But as it turns out, the website is a hoax. The Daily Stab notes, “Fox, rated as one of the sexiest women in the world, was mocked up in the movie-style trailer which teased fans this week with political-type slogans, including, 'It’s time for a new ‘W’' and an Obama-esque 'A real change is coming.'"
There was a video of the supposed movie-style trailer of Fox playing Wonder Woman, but the video has been disabled by YouTube.
But as it turns out, the website is a hoax. The Daily Stab notes, “Fox, rated as one of the sexiest women in the world, was mocked up in the movie-style trailer which teased fans this week with political-type slogans, including, 'It’s time for a new ‘W’' and an Obama-esque 'A real change is coming.'"
There was a video of the supposed movie-style trailer of Fox playing Wonder Woman, but the video has been disabled by YouTube.
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Fake Heroines — Create fake images of popular heroines to promote alternate actresses.
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Film — Create hype for an unreleased movie by releasing fake information online.
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Digital Marketing — Use social media influencers and celebrities to market products or services.
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