The Advocate: If you see Mystique in the comic book, she's clothed like the other people. She's got her comic book superhero vinyl outfit on. But for the movie they say, "We think clothes are sort of outdated. We're just going to body-paint you."
Rebecca Romijn: I have to agree with the producers of the movie or whoever it was that decided Mystique shouldn't wear clothes. Clothes would get in the way if you're trying to morph. If your body cells can morph, how does the fabric of the garment morph?
TA: You'd have to rip the clothes of every five seconds.

Question: X2 is the second movie in which you had a makeout scene in a bathroom stall, with Femme Fatale being the first.
Rebecca Romijn: You're not the first person to bring that up. It's going to go on my resume. The girl that makes out in bathroom stalls. Hire me if you want a skanky makeout bathroom scene.

Question: Was it a coincidence, or did you ask for it?
RR: No, it's a total coincidence. Maybe they were inspired after they saw Femme Fatale.

Question: I was inspired after I saw Femme Fatale.
RR: You were?

Question: I have to ask about Femme Fatale if only because it's the title of our magazine. This was a movie that really divided critics and audiences alike. What's your opinion?

Don't let Rebecca Romijn' sexy moves as an exotic dancer in her new movie Femme Fatale fool you. It took a lot of sweat to put her at ease for her striptease! "I had somebody work with me to teach me some moves," she confides. "I didn't know how to do that!" Rebecca, 30, hired a choreographer to show her all kinds of provocative poses. Then she practiced her routine on hubby John Stamos, 39. But even though he gave her pole performance a thumbs-up, she still downed a shot of tequila to take the edge off before filming.