Bond Girl Deported From Burma Over Iconic Role

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Actress Michelle Yeoh -- best known for her roles in the James Bond film 'Tomorrow Never Dies' and 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' -- has been deported from Burma because of her role as a pro-democracy icon.

In the film, 'The Lady,' Yeoh plays Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi, who was detained for 20 years by the Burmese government. Yeoh arrived in Rangoon on June 22 and was deported the same day because she was on a blacklist, according to a government official.

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Comments

[julieJgoldengay]

09:54 PM on 07/10/2011

Deported...
For her Talent?
Her Beauty?
How could She,
Harm Burma?

[rda1911a1]

11:30 AM on 07/10/2011

Man got to consider yourself lucky to be simply deported from burma. There are a few thousand in labor camps taking beatings daily wish they could be deported

[Nightangle]

10:19 AM on 07/10/2011

'wish Religion did not exist.

[cuoi]

08:44 AM on 07/09/2011

Burma, officially Myanmar, is a Buddhist nation as I understand it. As a nation, they are far from anything resembling enlightenment or following what I understand are Buddhist principles. I think you have to call yourself a Buddhist to get any government or military job. No good can come of a nation that is based on one philosophy or religion. Particularly if it isn't your brand.

[zrzzzz]

08:30 AM on 07/09/2011

She's on my blacklist for being hawt!

[AJOHMSS]

07:54 AM on 07/09/2011

What???
Burma, you are permanently off my list of future holiday destinations.
I'm not even going to use Burma Shave any more.
So there.

[shocktreatment]

10:11 AM on 07/09/2011

Me too! That'll teach 'em--