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• Was just cruising through In Touch.... - grantv 18:26:40 09/15/04 (0)
  In Reply to: Actors/Actresses.......the "aging" factor. posted by RC on September 07, 2004 at 22:53:57:

  James Gandolfini (sp? sorry) is 43. 43!? He looks 55. Poor guy.
  
  
  

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• Re: Sheryl Crow's aging - Gee LP 00:07:35 09/11/04 (0)
  In Reply to: Actors/Actresses.......the "aging" factor. posted by RC on September 07, 2004 at 22:53:57:

  My wife and I love to hear Sheryl Crow on the CHR stations. According to her bio, she was a freshman in high school when I was a senior, so she heard the same music and has many of the same influences that I love. For example, Rod Stewart's cover of "The First Cut is the Deepest" was a Top 40 hit her freshman year of 76-77. When she stops having hits, I think that will just about be it for my generation on the CHR charts....unless somebody can point out someone I am not aware of or thinking of....
  
  

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• Re: Actors/Actresses.......the "aging" factor. - Bambi B 08:04:36 09/10/04 (0)
  In Reply to: Actors/Actresses.......the "aging" factor. posted by RC on September 07, 2004 at 22:53:57:

  RC,

  Intersting topic- you're correct how deceptive age can be- and Depp is an excellent example. Mathew Broderick (42) and Micheal J. Fox (43) have that perennial youthful look too- perhaps being smaller helps. And Tom Cruise (42) still looked like a gawky teenage nerd when he was 41. Now he's trying out a more mature George Clooney effect. A friend saw him in his Jaguar conv the other day and said he looked a bit odd with closely cropped spiky hair.

  It's a pity that Fox is suffering so from Parkinsons as he simultaneously still looks under 30. I saw him testifying at hearings concerning stem cell research and it is painful to see him in decline.

  Living in Los Angeles, I meet or see people in the Biz. A couple of years ago I saw Raquel Welch at the L.A. Music Center and for being born 5 September, 1940 - 64!- looked wonderful- and condident and friendly. As for many encounters of this kind, I was surprised how very petite she is- perhaps 5'4".

  Yes, Cher. She does seem to know the best body and fender shops. I pass her house often and would enjoy seeing her in person to see how well the special effects hold up while close. Legend has it she had her two lowest ribs removed to reduce overall diameter!

  Cheers,

  Bambi B
  
  

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• Apparently Schieder's alcoholism took him down fast . . . - albee33 18:44:32 09/08/04 (0)
  In Reply to: Actors/Actresses.......the "aging" factor. posted by RC on September 07, 2004 at 22:53:57:

  He really turned in a hurry. Sad, I think he could have had more roles if it hadn't been for his appearance.
  
  

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• Poor, Poor Roy.... - AudioHead 09:13:21 09/08/04 (0)
  In Reply to: Actors/Actresses.......the "aging" factor. posted by RC on September 07, 2004 at 22:53:57:

  he looked better in 'All That Jazzs'" body bag than now! And Cher...
  well...she's a living(dying)testimony to marvels of technological
  immortality. RC, don't know where u stand on scale, but I received a
  back-handed compliment once that I was a 'well-preserved mummy'! Lol.
  ~AH
  
  

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