Foolproof star Kristin Booth traded in her heist gear for high couture during Tribute's cover photo shoot. Here's what the actress told us about her cover girl moment, her role in the action-packed film and how she spent her birthday.


How long did it take?
KB: We were there all day. We were there at 9 a.m. and we didn't leave till 8 p.m. It was pretty crazy and it was my birthday so it was pretty funny. They were like, 'Oh, I'm really sorry, it's your birthday,' and I was like, 'Are you kidding? I'm in a Dolce & Gabbana $5,000 dress with Jimmy Choo shoes - I'm fine!' I thoroughly enjoyed myself.

What is your character Sam like?
KB: She's a young woman who has very few friends and she's kind of a loner, but what she gets out of Foolproof is this sort of high and the thrill. She also has these two friends, which, although she's very hard on them and would never say to them that she loves them, she does. The friendship is just as important as the game and I think that's what she realizes in the end. So she has a really nice sort of arc.

What was it like working with Ryan Reynolds?
KB: (laughs) Ryan is adorable. He has the best sense of humor and it is a little dry at times, but I really appreciate good humor, so working with Ryan was great. He's not only really comedically talented, but he's also dramatically talented as well, and it was really nice to see him be able to stretch those legs, and I learned a lot from working with him. He's a really great guy and a very talented actor.

Did you do a lot of your own stuntwork in Foolproof?
KB: I did almost all my own stunts. I did the entire elevator shaft scene. We were harnessed and flying basically. I had to keep myself against the wall with my own strength because there was nothing there.



Any injuries?
KB: Nothing really serious, but I was covered head to toe in bruises and I went to a massage therapist that I didn't know. The makeup artist recommended her to me. When she was massaging me, she said that if I were comfortable enough, I could talk to her about being in an abusive relationship! She said, 'I don't mean to pry, but I am a medical practitioner, so feel it's my duty to ask you,' and I started howling. She thought it was a reaction. I said, 'No, no, you don't understand!' So, thank God, the makeup artist was coming in right after me, so she could
verify my story!