But somehow I find it hard to accept her in roles where she's lately playing sweet old ladies like this movie, "Be Kind Rewind" and others. I remember when she was a young actress and matured to Woody Allen films...but she's always been young to me. And now suddenly she's playing old ladies! Where did the time go? I guess I grew old as well without realizing it :-/ C'est l'vie!
shareShe really looks too young to be a grandma!!! I love her ;)
shareShe does look good for her age but she too has had work done. No woman her age has a face like that. I didn't think she would ever feel the need.
shareYeah, I think I wasn't paying close enough attention to the dialogue or narration at the very beginning. I thought she was Arthur's mom at first. When they showed Arthur's mom, at first I thought--"Wait--he was adopted, or . . . ?" She looked younger than the actress playing the mom.
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Well, as long as she shows that amazing acting talent of her!
And I think even her 'old ladies' are beautiful.
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Even her evil nanny self in the Omen was eerily attractive;P
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Was I the only one who kept expecting her to suddenly scream "What have you done to his eyes?!! You MANIACS!"
;)
(cheesy grin)
(The above comment is considered tongue-in-cheek)
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I can safely say that I have no idea what you're talking about
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Which prolly shows that you are young. ;) Hehe
Look back in Mia Farrow's acting catalogue, and you will see the movie I'm obliquely referring to which only old-timers, mostly, would recognize. :)
-Mr_Frost
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Haha I am young, 16 years old, perhaps the youngest person here lol. I'll check that movie out, but what's its title?
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Ohhhh okay.... but only since you're a teener... :P ;) (I'd make older people search for it as penance for not having seen it! heh)
"Rosemary's Baby" (1968) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063522/)
Considered, by many, to be one of THE most influential movies in the horror genre of the past century...
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haha so teens get special treatment?? I know about Rosemary's Baby (being a horror fan and all) but I've never actually seen it:P
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Watch it. You'll thank me. ;) And, more importantly, thank Mia Farrow & Roman Polanski. ;) (Not to mention a stellar, stellar cast of "old folks" like Ruth Gordon!) :D
-Mr_Frost
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Haha thanks again! After all, it is on the IMDb Top 250, so it must be good!
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And something you'll learn in 20 years or so... Teens always get special consideration. ;)
Hope you like the movie! :D
-Mr_Frost
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Haha I'll get back to you in 20 years
Thanks, I know I will!
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I finally caught in on Showmovies the other day. I must say I'm impressed; it was very creepy and unnerving. You were right, after all. And Mia looks really cute!
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Yes, in her time, Mia was quite the cutie. ;)
And I'm glad you enjoyed it! :D
-Mr_Frost
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Since we're talking older Mia Farrow movies have you seen Blind Terror aka See No Evil?
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