Catherine Zeta-Jones flashes boobs on Broadway stage
December 22nd, 2009 - 1:20 pm ICT by ANI ( Leave a comment )New York, Dec 22 (ANI): Catherine Zeta-Jones’ fans at her Broadway show, “A Little Night Music,” got to see a little more than they expected on stage when the actress inadvertently flashed her boobs while performing.
The revival of the show sees Zeta-Jones starring alongside Angela Lansbury.
In one scene, her character is reunited with her long lost lover and opens her kimono to show him what he’s been missing.
And that’s when audience members on the left side of the orchestra in a recent performance also got a spectacular view.
“I couldn’t believe it. No wonder Michael Douglas looks so happy. The couple sitting next to me also saw it and poked each other,” the New York Post quoted one fan as saying. (ANI)
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