Media
In 2001, readers of Esquire UK voted Guillory "Britain's Most Eligible Woman" and featured her in a pictorial in the magazine. Guillory was photographed for the cover and shoot by photographer Jonathan Glynn Smith. In 2002, she was number 89 on Maxim's list of "The 100 Sexiest Women", and in 2007 Guillory was voted number 54 at Askmen.com's Top 99 Countdown.
Guillory has also been quoted as disliking the Hollywood culture, saying she does not wish to be part of it:
| “ | I went out the other night for the first time in ages, just because I'd been so busy. As I came out of the cinema, I ran down the street to get cigarettes, and 30 guys followed me with cameras and shouted at me. It's all so strange. It's not a life I really live or understand. | ” |
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