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" April begins with a day devoted to deceit. And there&amp;#039;s no one we&amp;#039;d rather be deceived by than the lovely, tall, Yale-educated, well-paid, occasionally bald Sigourney Weaver. We&amp;#039;d almost be honored if she lied to us, short-sheeted us, even swindled us out of a couple bucks. Which brings us to her new movie, Heartbreakers, a comedy about a mother-daughter con team--the daughter is played by Jennifer Love Hewitt--that seduces rich men, then bleeds them dry. &amp;quot;After working on a movie about conning people, life begins to appear like a series of cons,&amp;quot; Weaver says. &amp;quot;How to get a job, how to get a mate--they all look like cons.&amp;quot; She continues: &amp;quot;Women are actors, in an odd way. Men are, too. We sense what qualities in us people are attracted to, and we make the most of those. . . . You create a different character for certain types of people. So you might choose a guy who loves sports or loves food or loves opera, and you twist yourself into the ideal woman just for him.&amp;quot; Just for future reference, we love sports.  [esquire.com/women]  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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