Gemma Atkinson turns sexy secretary in new computer game
London, Oct 13 : You must have seen her walking the ramp, or acting on-screen, but
Gemma Atkinson will now be seen showcasing her sexy moves in a sensational new computer
game.
The 24-year-old star will be filmed playing sexy secretary Eva in EA's military
blockbuster Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3.
And after having done with the game, the 'Hollyoaks' girl is planning to concentrate on
acting.
"I want to be taken seriously as an actress and - fingers crossed - it's going well. I
spoke to a producer who came in while we were shooting the scenes for the game. I can't
talk about it - it's really frustrating, but there are some exciting plans," News of the
World quoted her as saying.
She added: "I can't say there won't be anymore glamour shoots ever, but for the
minute I'm concentrating on acting."
Gemma said that shooting the scenes for the game was a real buzz.
She said: "I was a big fan of Lara Croft when I was growing up so when I was offered
this character I jumped at the chance. At first I thought it sounded a bit geeky but when
you watch it back it looks just like proper telly.
"It was brilliant to get into that character, being all bossy for a day. I was worried
that because of my northern accent no-one would understand me, but the guys out there all
loved it - especially when I offered to get a brew in! They were like 'do you mean a
karfee!'
"In the game, Eva has a crush on the commander and so does another character so there's
a sort of love triangle going on. She doesn't know whether to cross the line between the
personal and professional.
"There's quite a cheeky scene at he end where she invites the commander back to her
place..I'm not telling you what happens next..."
Set around the time of the Second World War, the game takes the players on the role of
one of the warring superpowers in a battle for global domination.
While there won't be any Hitler, one would rather see a time-travelling Albert Einstein
in the game.
Gemma said: "It's a legendary game - but in the real world I always think why can't
people just get on and live in peace.
--ANI
