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While she's not traditional Hollywood good-looking, there's always been something alluring about her over the past 20-30 years on a subtle level that I just could not dismiss. Now I know what it is: it's "Old Hollywood" beauty & grace that just does not exist anymore. That's why it was difficult to find a place for her in my ranking. She does not fit anywhere. Not a bad thing, just unique!
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shareI believe she is beautiful and I would love to look like her now much less 20+ years from now when I'm 68!! She has a slim graceful body, gorgeous skin, love her hair and can wear almost any clothes and look elegant. What being Jewish has to do with any comment on her looks is beyond me. But people seem to think race and cultural identity must always be mentioned, especially if Jewish in Hollywood. But it serves no purpose here when questioning her looks. She's not a gorgeous woman for a Jew. Nor a gorgeous woman for a 68 year old lady. She is flatly a gorgeous woman because she is a gorgeous woman. Good genes or good doctors matter not when one looks this good for the majority of her life!
I've never been a big fan but her turn on Transparent has blown me away. We studied her witness stand performance from "One Life to Live" in theatre at the time of her "Who's the Boss" fame. I thought her talented in the clip and apparently she has done very well on stage. She is a truly talented actress-more than most give her credit for, imo.
I think she's got class. Not a big fan of her 80s look (big hair, shoulder pads, etc) and prefer how she looks today. She's aged naturally and beautifully. I really like her voice and pronunciation: I've read that she's one of the few actresses that are very easy to understand by people who are not native English speakers (along with Marcia Cross, Vanessa Williams and Madeleine Stowe). Strong presence in front of the camera, she can easily steal any scene she's in and this is probably due to her class and composure.
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