She doesn't even bear a resemblance to the woman I saw on Boston Legal just 5 years ago. Had I not known she was guesting on The Good Wife, I would not have recognized her.
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shareI did recognise her but I didn't want it to be her when I came to Imdb... Oh well I guess she doesn't age well.
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I don't think she looked BAD ... just so different, that I didn't recognize her. Because I knew she was on the episode, I REALIZED it was her almost instantly. Just didn't think she looked the same.
shareWell, she was 39 after all. I think they decided not to do the usual make-up and camera work that take away age, because her character was a person who was feeling she was getting older and had a kind of desperation about it. If they made her look all young and dewy it wouldn't be as believable.
It was interesting that it's way into the relationship before the French guy says that she is older than he is. Nothing else is said about it, that I noticed.
I think that whenever she looks the least bit "old," she's been made up to look that way. Most women would kill to age so gracefully. Strike that - to age so invisibly.
shareDon't let her talent fool you. You're all forgetting she's an actress. In private she's a lot younger looking. I know what I'm talking about.
I think she looks fantastic, and always has. There's just something about her. People age. It happens. It will happen to you and every single person you know. That taught skin won't last forever.
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