Hair?
I love Ingrid Bergman's hair in this movie! Does anyone know what that kind of updo is called?
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Its called boring and matronly.
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LEND AN EAR, I implore you, this comes from my heart: I'll always adore you, til death do us part.
It's called a French Twist. See also the beautiful Tippi Hedren in "The Birds."
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I just saw this movie today and yes, it was a lovely hair-do, but I find myself agreeing a little bit with rzimmerman2. I thought it made her look older, and she *always* wore it that way. While watching, I was thinking that she should let it down every now and then, cut loose and start dating the younger man.
I think the hair style was a way of showing us that she was stuck in the same rut over and over.
I was thinking that she should let it down every now and then, cut loose and start dating the younger man.
With all due respect, I think the fact that she didn't "cut lose" shows that she is a dignified, classy, and yes, matronly (what's wrong with that?!) individual. Today's generally all-too-lose or crude women could use some of those classy attributes!
I do know what you mean, I just wanted to point out why I think she didn't cut lose, and why I think she's a bit more attractive for it.
I pretty much despised the movie, but I loved Ingrid in this, because she looked so classy, warm and sophisticated!
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