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Re: Favorite Feature

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Sue G.

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Date Posted: 22:24:06 08/23/07 Thu
In reply to: Elizabeth 's message, "Re: Favorite Feature" on 21:30:13 08/23/07 Thu

I'm not entirely sure if his hair was 'curly' or just had a tendency to 'fluf up' a bit. I think that they styled his hair that way in 'Odd Man Out' to make it look wild. And I also think that his hair was styled differently in 'Hatter's Castle' too. I actually liked his hair in that film (with the grey) I think because it was full and he had sideburns. I found it kind of 'sexy' (oophs! maybe I shouldn't use that word). I know that he had too much other makeup on in that film to look completely natural but I did like the hair. But it was probably most natural in 'Baker of Barnbury'. Wasn't he sweet in that film? One of my favorites (but I do wish someone would restore it..it's a bit blurry).

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