I guess when you're nice and considerate, it really shows in your face. I met and worked with him in the 90's on "Kid's Incorporated" and I was astonished to find out how great it was to work with him. A very pleasant surprise!
"The most important thing is being sincere, even if you have to fake it." - Cesar Romero
When I'm stressed, I calm & center by gazing at his photograph. There is something peaceful about him. I'm grateful for it & hope he doesn't change it.
shareMaybe, Plummer and Bacall who were once gorgeous, started to look mean early on in their careers.
But I think stress and a bad lifestyle (aside from genes) are the biggest aging factors. He moved out of Hollywood into the Mountains in his peak, met his wife of 30 years at a young age (they seem to have a strong lasting relationship), and is now working more behind the scenes than in front of the camera, all those things I imagine helped him have a less stressful life. If he hadn't left Hollywood/acting and had a series of divorces like other celebrities, I imagine he would not look as good. Plus, he doesn't seem to have any problems with alopecia, very thick hair!
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I agree- I think his niceness shows in his face... You're so lucky to have met him! I've always wished I could meet him- he seems like he would be so interesting to talk to!
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