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Subject: Re: His Eyes?

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Sue G.

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Date Posted: 10:01:35 06/24/07 Sun
In reply to: Elizabeth 's message, "His Eyes?" on 20:43:57 06/22/07 Fri

That was one of his endearing qualities. He had the ability to change his face for any type of role. But his eyes were very expressive and even in his meanest roles something kind always seemed to show through, didn't it? The eyes have to have it!! I like expressive eyes too. Makes the person.

BTW You get to see his legs in 'The Beachcomber', if you haven't seen it already. He wears shorts in some scenes.

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Author: Jenny [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 19:55:27 07/13/07 Fri I agree - the man had remarkable eyes. Beautiful. Some people regard them as the window to the soul.... His possessed both an intensity and a gentility, a marvelous asset for a character actor. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]