As I recall, films of that time often showed blurry-faced women.

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In Reply to: Walk on the Wild Side, 1962 posted by Victor Khomenko on March 21, 2019 at 10:13:56:

Maybe the sensibilities of the day made them worry about crows feet versus their marketability. Heavy nights of Hollywood partying can mess with the goods. Why does an aging actress insist on being referred to as Miss Barbara Stanwyck? Besides blur filtering, Doris Day was also filmed with those funky star filters to add affect to highlights. Tacky stuff, but that was the day.

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Topic - Walk on the Wild Side, 1962 - Victor Khomenko 10:13:56 03/21/19 (5)

RE: Walk on the Wild Side, 1962 - Bill the K 20:14:36 03/22/19 (0)

As I recall, films of that time often showed blurry-faced women. - free.ranger 21:16:39 03/21/19 (1)

Yes, of course, but... - Victor Khomenko 06:05:56 03/22/19 (0)

That's the Doris Day Filter- - oldmkvi 10:54:27 03/21/19 (1)

"That's the Doris Day Filter".... I think you mean.... - TWB 10:53:05 03/22/19 (0)

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As I recall, films of that time often showed blurry-faced women. - free.ranger 21:16:39 03/21/19 (1)

Yes, of course, but... - Victor Khomenko 06:05:56 03/22/19 (0)

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