Actress Scarlett Johansson has come under fire from the editor of Esquire magazine after allegedly scrapping plans for a covershoot and leaving bosses searching for a last-minute replacement. The "Lost In Translation" actress scarlet was reportedly set to be named the Best Looking Woman in America by Esquire and had been slated to appear on the front of the publication's recent 'Women We Love' issue.
But she allegedly dropped out of the photoshoot - so magazine editors reworked the poll and handed the title to "Mad Men" star Christina Hendricks instead.
Esquire editor-in-chief David Granger revealed the situation during a recent magazine conference in Toronto, Canada, telling the audience, "(Johansson was) supposed (to be on the cover). Scarlett completely s**ewed us," according to Canada's National Post.
An insider tells the New York Daily News, "Scarlett was indeed the first person approached by Esquire to appear on the cover (and was) committed (to the shoot). But things change rather quickly. I think her commitment on Broadway prevented her from making good."
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