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Subject: Re: Favorite Feature

Author:
Sue G.

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Date Posted: 21:18:38 08/31/07 Fri
In reply to: Susan 's message, "Re: Favorite Feature" on 00:53:57 08/31/07 Fri

Oh, and for checking out eyebrows, how about Charles Laughton in JI? My goodness, I think they would have been better if they penciled in his eyebrows rather than the way they looked!! It looks like they may have shaved them first and then stuck two bushy things over his eyes. It gave him a hideous look! I wonder who the makeup artist was in that movie? They seemed like they were painting 'clowns' rather than 'actors'. Emlyn Williams was probably 'normal' looking compared to the rest of them.

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Re: Favorite Feature

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Jenny
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Date Posted: 09:55:34 09/03/07 Mon

Oh, those eyes. You're right, Sue. Who's lame-brained idea was it to mess with eyes/eyebrows that were already devastatingly beautiful? (Though I did like his hair in the first part of the movie - it was a bit wild and unkempt...but I don't want to go off on another tangent.)
And that voice! He could play it like a violin. And those graceful hands. (oops, I'm going off on a tangent again...) So, there you have my top favorites: eyes, voice, hands.

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