Jessica Biel is on Marie Claire December 2008 magazine cover. Below you can see the cover of Marie Claire December 2008 issue and some excerpts from the interview:

On Posing for photographers

It’s taken a few years to feel comfortable doing that sort of stuff. Even now I still feel sort of ridiculous.

On music

I like all that fun music, lots of old-school stuff and yes, some Whitesnake. Absolutely.

On her recent interest in popular music

I was sick and tired of not knowing who people were talking about.

On becoming a movie star

I never thought to myself, “I’m going to do this musical, then I’m going to be a movie star” I never made that jump.
For a very long time I wasn’t thought of as anyone with any credibility in the film world. Everyone is tramping through the swamp everyday in this business.

On working in TV

I was really up tight, when you work on television for a long time you’re in a really organised situation; in film, it’s so much more improvisational and relaxed.

On being in the film ‘The Illusionist’

I was so thrilled to get that part, it was such a joy for me, oh it was great.

On asked how she feels about aging: her biggest fear in life

I don’t know - I better start figuring it out. I feel my knees changing – like, why do I have this pain when I’m running on the treadmill? What’s going on with my lower back when I wake up in the morning? I just feel changes

I’m definitely fearful in a very vain manner about aging. I think its freaky weird to look at a picture of your grandmother when she was a young woman then look at her now.

On plastic surgery

I’m really afraid of blades on my face. That freaks me out beyond belief. I would way rather have wrinkles than some slice up going on.

On her high profile status

It’s hard. The hardest part of this whole wonderful, bizarre lifestyle and profession. You have to be Zen about it, because it can make you crazy.

On Marriage and having kids

I kind of go back and fourth about marriage and kids. I feel like if it’s an organic way for me and the right time in my life then yeh. If it’s right, it’ll be right – but at this moment, that seems totally foreign.

I have so many friends having babies and getting married and they just want to put me where they are so we can go to nursery together and stuff. I’m like Noooo! I’m resisting.

More details of her interview on Marie Claire site!

JESSICA BIEL plans to get lover Justin Timberlake down the aisle by keeping her would-be inlaws sweet.

And the Hollywood beauty had plenty of practice in her latest movie - where she plays a divorcee struggling to impress her new groom’s parents.

Jessica, 26, said: “I always try to impress my boyfriend’s parents. There’s always that period when you meet the mother for the first time and are really putting on a show. The jokes are coming out and you’re trying so hard.”

“I’ve never had any really big conflicts but it’s always intimidating. Mind you, if there is anyone worse than the mother it’s the sister. You have to get the sister on your side.”

Jessica reckons she’ll succeed where Cameron Diaz and Britney Spears failed because she gets on fine with Justin’s beloved mum Lynn and stepfather Paul.

The Sexyback singer had just split from long-term love Cameron when he fell for Jess at the 2007 Golden Globes.

They were immediately hailed as Hollywood’s hottest couple and Jessica.

Now art is imitating life with the release of Easy Virtue.

The quaint 1930s-set rom-com is based on the Noel Coward play of the same name.

Jessica plays an American who must face the parents of her new British husband (Narnia star Ben Barnes) after their whirlwind wedding during a holiday in Paris.

The actress, who has dated Leonardo di Caprio and Fantastic Four star Chris Evans, says she knows all about trying to get potential in-laws to like her.

Jessica’s stunning figure has earned her the title of Hollywood’s sexiest woman and her never-ending list of male admirers is said to include Easy Virtue co-star Barnes.

Jessica laughs off suggestions he was smitten during filming.

She said: “That’s because he had only dealt with cartoon fake things before. He was filming with fake animals in Narnia and I think he was just so pleased to have people to talk to on our set.”

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