EFREN RAMIREZ SMITTEN WITH JESSICA SIMPSON’S MANY TALENTS

(VIDEO) Efren Ramirez was smitten with Jessica Simpson’s cooking and acting talents in Employee of the Month.

Efren Ramirez admits he falls a little bit in love with his co-stars. How can he ever forgive Summer Wheatley for breaking his heart in Napoleon Dynamite? Jessica Simpson who comes between Dane Cook and Dax Shepard in Employee of the Month took a little piece of his heart as well. Efren staunchly defends the pop star’s ability to act describing her talents.

They say the fastest way to a man’s heart is through his stomach and Jessica took a short cut by baking cookies for the cast, but she still owes Efren a house warming present.

“She’s a really sweet girl. A lot of people go, ‘she’s a musician she’s not really an artist.’ Yes she is an artist. She is an entertainer. When people say she’s not an artist they’re trying to give the impression that she’s not a Meryl Streep or Glenn Close. But Jessica Simpson she’s a personality actress. She’s an entertainer and this role was tailored for her. She gets to play herself, the sweet girl that she really is.”

Efren has concentrated on filling his walls with photos of famous actors and finally realized he still needs his household necessities.

“There was a moment when we were talking about Jessica’s cooking and one night she actually baked us cookies. I thought how sweet is that. It was the coolest thing. Although she does owe me towels because she said for my house warming present I’ll get you towels but she hasn’t got me towels yet. What the heck.”

Next Efren is perfecting his character in Revenge of the Nerds describing him as a cross between John Turturro in Mr. Deeds and Raul Julia in The Addams Family. Employee of the Month opens today.rn

“She promised me she was gonna get me towels for my house warming party because I just bought a house. I got James Dean, Brando, Rudolf Valentino, Edward James Olmos, Al Pacino, Deniro, Dustin Hoffman, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, and I’m going, ‘wait where are my towels.’”