Amy Schumer Says Man Who Said She Was "Not Pretty Enough" to Star in Trainwreck Wanted to Date Her

The 34-year-old comedienne and actress, who is nominated for her first Golden Globe for her role in Judd Apatow's comedy film Trainwreck, talked to The Hollywood Reporter about online critiques of her work and other Internet comments about her.

"With Trainwreck coming out, I was like, 'Everyone's going to say, 'She's not pretty enough to be in this movie.'' And then only one dude wrote that, and people really attacked him, and then he redacted that and wanted to date me," Schumer said in comments posted on Thursday. 

The actress did not name names.

Earlier this year, Hollywood Elsewhere writer Jeffrey Wells drew criticism when he commented in a review of Trainwreck that Schumer's character is not "conventionally attractive." That was one of his milder remarks.

"She's obviously sharp and clever and funny as far as the woe-is-me, self-deprecating thing goes, but there's no way she'd be an object of heated romantic interest in the real world," he wrote. "And yet that's the apparent premise of Apatow's film. Schumer's wide facial features reminded me of a blonde Lou Costello around the time of Buck Privates, or Jennifer Aniston's somewhat heavier, not-as-lucky sister who watches a lot of TV."

When asked about Wells' remarks, Schumer told USA Today, "I didn't read the thing. I think this is probably a good thing. I like that he was the only one that said anything...It was such an example of sort of the reason for trolling. It seems like a rewarding experience for people who do that stuff. From the bottom of my heart—I could not care less."