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Pike: 'I charmed my way out of a ticket'
Published Wednesday, Oct 21 2009, 12:05 BST | By Rebecca Davies

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The Pride And Prejudice star, who was driving from Memphis to Mississippi in 2006, said that she started acting in order to get out of a ticket.
Pike told the Daily Mail: "I'd run through a stop sign. In the South a woman can get away by playing the little girl lost routine, and [the policeman] waved me on my way."
The former Bond girl also talked about fan mail, saying: "I do get men writing to me asking me out for dinner. One time I accepted the invitation. It was a successful date but there was no kissing involved."
She added: "I'd do it again. If someone writes me a really cracking letter, why shouldn't I meet up with them?"
Pike also claimed that there are only three things the modern woman needs, saying: "A kettle, a corkscrew and a car. Everything else is dispensable. It's important to reduce life to what is truly essential."
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