Sandra Dewi
March 28th, 2008, in Girls, News, by PatungSandra Dewi on quickies, spying, faith, naked photos, and Keanu Reeves.
Lovely actress Sandra Dewi, who says her idol is the Hollywood star Keanu Reeves, plays a secret agent in a new sinetron production “Elang”.
She says the role is a big challenge for her, and that she had to learn self-defence moves, because there are fight scenes in the soap opera. [1]
“Elang” also features Rianti Cartwright.
Sandra wearing a promotional t-shirt for the 2007 film “Quickie Express”, an “adult comedy” written by Joko Anwar.
There are apparently a number of photos of Sandra on the internet, purportedly showing her naked. On March 18th 2008 Sandra held a press conference and produced Roy Suryo, technology expert extraordinaire, to say that the photos were faked.
All round expert Roy Suryo.
At the press conference Sandra cried and said maybe it was just a horrible test for her, and remembered that Jesus was whipped and crucified because people had said false things about him too.
Sandra said her faith was very important to her and that God favoured her, when she wanted to get a role in a new soap opera, a script arrived at her home, when she wanted to buy a new car, God permitted her to do so. [2]
Tags: Christian, Photos, Rianti Cartwright, Roy Suryo, Sandra Dewi, Sinetron
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Lairedion Says:
March 28th, 2008 at 2:02 amSandra said her faith was very important to her and that God favoured her, when she wanted to get a role in a new soap opera, a script arrived at her home, when she wanted to buy a new car, God permitted her to do so.
It’s always good to know God is into favoritism. Some people are allowed to buy cars, some people are struck with diseases, hunger, violence, war and natural disasters.
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Murphy Says:
March 28th, 2008 at 1:47 pmWho are you to question Sandra Dewi? She is the only angel ever reincarnate on this cursed archipelago. Even the Bible sing praises for her: your lips are like a scarlet thread, your mouth is lovely and your temples are like a slice of pomegranate…
She cured us from our decade of decadent infatuation with Dian Sastro. Whatever words come from those lips, the teardrops fall from those eyes are truth, sweet truth.Repent.
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Ytre Says:
March 29th, 2008 at 6:31 pmMurphy:
“She cured us from our decade of decadent infatuation with Dian Sastro. Whatever words come from those lips, the teardrops fall from those eyes are truth, sweet truth.”
….. and the holy liquid coming out from Murphy in his ugly bathroom is his offering for her, sweet offering….
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muhammad nugraha Says:
March 30th, 2008 at 10:04 amit’s funny when we discuss about what god wants and what god does not want. our pretense in knowing about god is so excessive that we do not know anymore whether or not we really know what we talk about.
sandra dewi does not either know what brings her luck, but physically (and perhaps personally) she is so adorable and likeable that people are attracted to her (beauty).
this natural attraction is but a commercial opportunity to the entrepreneurs and therefore convertible to business. as time matures, this beauty depreciates like other commodities. people will start finding new stars and forget her… -
Marisa Says:
April 1st, 2008 at 7:47 amSandra said her faith was very important to her and that God favoured her, when she wanted to get a role in a new soap opera, a script arrived at her home, when she wanted to buy a new car, God permitted her to do so.
It’s called the Prosperity Theology. Not just one of those inferior (and yet self gratifying) tones most religious people tend to use.
Prosperity Theology have greatly shaped what is now seemed to be the mainstream Christianity in Indonesia for around 10 years or more now. Televangelists, gospel-like choirs, supernatural healings, etc, which makes some of us somewhat a minority inside a minority, because we do not participate or believe in it. Or any other kind of religious fundamentalism.I’ve done an article on Prosperity Theology in Indonesia, questioning the situation between these new church establishments and their financial legitimacy. Haven’t had the guts to publish it though.
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Patung Says:
April 1st, 2008 at 1:58 pmI’ve done an article on Prosperity Theology in Indonesia, questioning the situation between these new church establishments and their financial legitimacy. Haven’t had the guts to publish it though.
Marisa, I know you’re a fan of famous quotes, going by your Twitter page, so, George Orwell:
“In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary act.”
If you’re into revolutionary acts that is.
Peace.
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April 1st, 2008 at 3:11 pmProsperity Theology have greatly shaped what is now seemed to be the mainstream Christianity in Indonesia for around 10 years or more now.
I always thought the reward for Christians was to go to heaven in the afterlife if they’re willing to sacrifice in the present life.
“You lack one thing; go, sell what you own, and give the money to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; then come, follow me.” ( Mark 10:21)
Is the situation in Indonesia the same as in the US where ministers have houses like castles with loads of cars in front of them? But I understand this theology is attractive.
- It addresses the human nature of materialism and justifies it because it’s divine.
- It’s OK not to feel burdened because isn’t it God who rewarded you with your 4th car?
- To see all these rich people around you in Church you start thinking Christianity is the one true religion.These guys need to be honest to themselves and admit the only thing they believe in is money and business instinct, hard work, luck, inheritance or corruption and stealing are the reasons for being prosperous, not God.
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Mach Jabber Says:
April 10th, 2008 at 3:12 amArgh.
I need to stare at Sandra Dewi for like five minutes to refresh my eyes from seeing the sight of the man below her.
Why must you ruin the fun by putting *his* photo anyway. There are more than six billion other people dwelling in the planet of God’s sake.
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April 10th, 2008 at 3:13 amAh, a typo. I meant ‘for God’s sake’. There’s Sandra Dewi. Lost focus. Sorry.
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1911 Says:
April 19th, 2008 at 9:04 pmIt’s always good to know God is into favoritism. Some people are allowed to buy cars, some people are struck with diseases, hunger, violence, war and natural disasters.
She said “Favoured”, not favourite. Even though it comes from the same word, but its meaning is different.
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Rob Says:
April 20th, 2008 at 12:16 amMarissa,
Publish or perish! Hold on a second, or is that “publish and perish!”…
Not everything that we write we intend to publish…I am sure that if I root around in the boxes that litter the room in my house that I call a study / library I will find numerous “articles” that were at one time destined for publication — I am a writer waiting to happen!
Revolution! But preferrably without bloodshed (is there such a thing?)!
Who cares if she thinks that God makes her one of her favourites when it comes to dishing out the sinetron roles. If you want a sinetron or film role or whatever you gotta go out there and audition so that God can see you in line and doing the hard yards.
In any event, it is clear that Sandra Dewi was not hiding under the ugly rock when God was handing out the beauty genes! Let’s face it if you are going to doctor a picture then you are probably going to put a celebs head on a good looking body. There is not a big industry for photoshopping ugly people’s mugs (like mine) onto the bodies of good looking or beautiful people (although this might be a novel concept to pursue)…
God is on a no winner anyway! If our lives are good then we thank God and if our lives are bad then we blame God! Being God must really suck!
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Samkhan Says:
May 14th, 2008 at 3:05 amHi
I would like to self introduce you, if you don’t mind please give me your all details ok?
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