Heidi's Post-Hills Plans: Be a Hollywood Mogul

After filming six seasons of MTV’s The Hills, Heidi Montag is ready to say goodbye to the show that shot her to reality fame.

“I’m so excited The Hills is finally over and I can now become a full time motion picture actress,” Montag tells PEOPLE exclusively of the news that the show will come to an end. “There is no better training [for an actor] than being in front of the cameras 24-7.”

Although her dream of becoming a pop star never quite materialized, Montag says her movie career is moving full steam ahead.

“After working with Oscar-winner Ron Howard on a short film project and then working for days with the comedic genius director Dennis Dugan and his team of brilliant comedy visionaries at Happy Madison on "Just Go With It" starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston, I have been able to truly find what makes me the happiest in life,” Montag says.

And what might that be? “Getting to truly show the world my creative ability … while playing … different characters.”

One of the characters Montag wants to play is “a lifeguard named Summer” in a script she wrote herself.

“I am making the first 3-D beach comedy about a shark that attacks a small beach town and I save the day with my 3-D boobs,” Montag says. “I’ve even written a role for Dolly Parton to play the town mayor!”

And while that project has yet to be greenlit, Montag is as confident as ever that she’ll make a splash in the film industry. Says Montag, “I’m now finally free to start my career and my new life as female mogul in Hollywood!”

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VIDEO: Heidi Montag On The Tonight Show

On Friday, Heidi Montag told Leno, she doesn't think she has a problem with plastic surgery. "When you're addicted to something, you have to do it every day," she says. "And thank God I don't do it every day. I like to do it all in one day. I like to knock it out."

So, would she consider having more surgery?

"I think I've reached the point [where I can stop]," she says. "I think I'm good for awhile. I'm surger-ied out."

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Ryan Seacrest Almost Played Heidi's Husband

Jennifer Aniston made an appearance on Ryan Seacrest’s radio show “On Air With Ryan Seacrest” on Friday, and during the phone chat, the two found out that the DJ nearly played Heidi Montag’s husband in Adam Sandler’s 2011-due comedy, “Just Go With It.”

“I was supposed to be in that,” Ryan told Jennifer of the Adam Sandler project which she is currently filming.

“That was me. I was gonna be [the character] Adon,” Ryan recounted. “Sandler calls, he’s like, ‘Dude! You gotta play this role… So I was psyched.”

Jennifer then revealed who Ryan’s on-screen partner would have been.

“You would have been Heidi Montag’s husband,” Jennifer said. “What a missed opportunity!”

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Heidi & Spencer "Moving in A Different Direction"

Is the reality marriage of The Hills stars Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt starting to unravel?

RadarOnline.com has learned that plastic surgery addict Montag is taking a much more active role in her career which was previously exclusively masterminded by her husband.

Not only has she recently hired kooky Hollywood healer Aiden Chase as her manager she is currently filming her first major movie role in Adam Sandler’s Just Go For It which will also star Jennifer Aniston and Nicole Kidman.

A source close to the couple told RadarOnline.com: “The dynamic is most definitely changing and Heidi is being a lot more active in pushing her own career goals.

“Previously, it was always Spencer but she is coming-up with her own ideas and plans without his input.

“They are definitely moving in a different direction right now from years gone by when they were very much a double act.”

Interestingly, Spencer was spotted on the Malibu film set while Heidi shot her scene for the comedy on Monday.

RadarOnline.com has learned that she will star in a brief scene alongside Adam Sandler, Brooklyn Deckler (Andy Roddick’s wife) and Weeds’ star Kevin Nealon.

In the scene Montag will play Nealon’s wife while Deckler will play the woman Sandler falls for.

It must have been a ‘bitter sweet’ moment to see his wife get her big screen break because Pratt is currently on an enforced hiatus from The Hills after he reportedly went crazy on the set and threatened ‘to kill’ a female producer on the MTV show.

Pratt has been reportedly ordered to do anger management classes following the incident which everyone has been told to stay tight-lipped about.

An insider revealed: “Spencer has been told not to speak about it by the bosses at MTV and it was certainly not like him to behave badly on set.

“He is normally really mellow kind of guy and is well liked by both cast and crew on any project that he works-on.

“There could be more to the story because it’s not like Spencer to do that sort of thing.”

But then again, with so many changes going-on with his wife’s career maybe Spencer was feeling a tad jealous and let his emotions get the better of him.

Watch this space … it could be an interesting summer for this particular reality couple.

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Heidi Montag's New Comedy Film Role

Heidi Montag is leaving “The Hills” for Hollywood, temporarily.

“I was just cast in my first feature film comedy! I start filming monday!!!!!” Heidi Tweeted on Thursday afternoon, adding, “this is one of the best days of my life!!! getting icecream to celebrate”

But Heidi’s role is no straight-to-video flick. Access Hollywood has learned that the blonde bombshell has been cast in a cameo role in the 2011-due Adam Sandler romantic comedy, “Just Go With It,” also known as “Pretend Wife.”

Heidi will begin shooting her role in the Sony/Columbia pictures film next week.

The movie also stars another film newcomer, recent Sports Illustrated cover star Brooklyn Decker, the wife of tennis stud Andy Roddick. Additionally, a host of A-listers are a part of the film including Jennifer Aniston and Nicole Kidman in addition to Sandler himself.

The film stars Adam as a commitment-phobic man who tells his girlfriend he’s married and then has to con a family to play the part of his own.

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