Thanks, I'll try the webservers and eBay. Do you have all your Seyna Seyn photos down-loaded on a computer disk? I don't know a lot about computers but You could theoreticaly make coppies onto other computer disks and sell them on eBay couldn't you? I've got some money saved up (hint! hint!). Come on, have a heart; WE Seyna Seyn fans have to stick togeather (right?)!lol Seriously, let me know.
Anyway, since you've seen 'behind the scenes photos' of Seyna Seyn in KTGAMTD (and the Italian version of the film), I was wondering if you might be able to answer a couple of questions that have been nagging me over the years. First, I know that Seyna Seyn was filmed inside the freezing tube in the close-up shots (where she's pretending to be frozen and they have used hair spray on her hair to make it look like it is floating in the transperent preservative fluid that has frozen solid around her body) but I was wondering if, in the long shots (when the cable clamps onto the tube containing Miss Soong and the tube is hoisted into the air and carried off), they might have used a dummy. I realize a maniquin wasn't used in the close up shots of her in the tube but it looks like one might have been used in the long distance shots (the tube was kinda fogged up anyway so it would be hard to tell from a distance). Studios rooteenly make life-casts of actors faces, heads, even their whole bodies in some cases, in order to perform make up tests or what ever (so that the studio make-up artist's don't have to force the poor actors to sit in the make-up chair for days while they try to get the make-up design right). These life casts are highly detailed (right down to the poors of the skin). It would be an easy task (even in the sixties) for the studios to assemble a maniquin that looked just like the actress useing this method (and I think this has been done in other films). So, I was wondering weather or not you knew if a maniquin of Seyna Seyn might have been fashioned for the long-distance shot of the tube being carried up and away (I could certainly understand why they wouldn't want Seyna Seyn being hoisted up in the air by a cable; why they would use a maniquin for safty perposes!). What do you think? If this were true, you realize what this means don't you? That is, in some studio vault or whear-house or in some private collection somewhere there might actualy be a 3-diminsional reproduction of Seyna Seyns face and body made out of fiber-glass and assembled into a special effects statue (that's what the studio special effects departments make these things out of!) and painted with life like flesh tones! So maybe, in a sense, your dream of Seyna Seyn being frozen at the age of twenty-five might be true! Man, now that's something I'd LOVE to see on Ebay!!!!!!!!!!!!lol Something to think about anyway.
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