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Posted on 01/18/2004 5:53:14 PM PST by Sub-Driver
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To: cyborg
face it girls, you may be waiting, but the bus had gone. You are yesterday's chopped liver.. Better check on your S/S
To: Sub-Driver
could it be that these 40 something shrews are just ugly on the inside?
How about Linda Evens or Bo Derick. Those women are still attractive and over fourty.
I don't want to see or be around a wacko leftist socialist woman why should anyone else.
To: Sub-Driver
Teri Garr, 53 If Teri Garr is 53 I'll kiss a squirrel's hindquarters. I've seen her on talk shows and wondered just how old is this woman? I think she's immortal. Remember that Star Trek episode she was on? That's pushing 40 years ago!
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posted on
01/18/2004 10:44:33 PM PST
by
jordan8
To: Stewart_B
Another "over 40" lady who works when she wants.
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posted on
01/18/2004 10:45:21 PM PST
by
Stewart_B
("You can get more with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone.")
To: Sub-Driver
I've seen this documentary and what I thought when I watched it is: what a bunch of whiners! Why don't these over-40 actresses pool their money and make independent films or produce plays to star in? It doesn't take much money to rent a small theater in Los Angeles. Actresses like Meg Ryan have megabucks; Ryan should sell one of her Aspen condos and finance a film or play. Then again, if she did that, she'd have nothing to complain about, so it's no surprise she doesn't.
To: utahagen
What happens when nobody pays money to see these hags act? or act in leftist propaganda films? Will they demand the goverment pass a law ORDERING people to like them and see their movies?
They have pooled their money. They have made movies. The have bombed like the fem fests that they are.
It is not about spending money on them. It is about NOT spending money on some younger eye candy so that particular money could be spent on their 40 something posteriors.
To: billorites
in shakespear's day
get thee to a nunnery was often used as a coy reference to a brothel.
To: Bluntpoint
How many geeks in High School did you laugh at?Now we're getting to it. After reading all of the schadenfreude-glee I see on this thread, I began to wonder what was driving it. With some it's about idealogy and with the uh, less attractive among us, it's about envy and getting even.
To: razorbak; All
Good scripture.
We have noticed a lot of actors/actressess that are older are in christian made for tv movies.
Time Changers is really a good one.
Our biggest let down in movies now adays is the lack of depth and storyline.
Someone said Sea Biscuit was good so it is sitting on the DVD waiting to be played.
I am not thrilled about losing my youth either but have come to the conclusion that taking on the role of a mature mother, someone for those who need a surrogate mature mom for a good old fashion hug or ear is fine as long as it is a way for Jesus to shine.
Far from perfect I fell off of the 13yr chaste truck last summer to have an affair with a younger man, by nine weeks I missed being 43 and a older woman and "mom".
I was lucky that only feelings were hurt between the two consenting adults when it ended, and we are now very close emotionally as the physical part ended,yet have moved on.
Maybe these woman complaining need to asses their goals in life and accept the gifts that come with being an older woman.
I have found that the smile from a younger man observing me working ect. is much more richer than the thought of him thinking of me as a sexual object. Attractiveness is not always reflected in flesh.
At the same time I can understand some mens veiw on younger woman being "hotties". Not unhealthy to admire art. Heck I like that Irish actor Colin whatever for his looks.
Jack Nicholson is a great actor all manly and sexually arrogant but I do NOT want to see him in a nude sex scene.
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posted on
01/18/2004 11:16:54 PM PST
by
oceanperch
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To: wardaddy
When I was a young buck, I thought women over 30 were old too. Boy did I have a lot to learn....a nice lesson too I might add.
My comment was meant to be overzealous and somewhat humorous. I know lots of women over 40 or 50 who are gorgeous. These actresses were labeling themselves as hags when they claimed that they were being passed over because of their age. Whether that's true or not, I don't know. But it seems awfully idiotic for someone to claim that they're being seen as useless because they're over 40.
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posted on
01/18/2004 11:17:35 PM PST
by
Jaysun
(The liberal mind is so open - so open that ideas simply pass through it.)
To: Sub-Driver
Let me tell you, bubbie, I got just the story, about these aging film actresses, y'know, not so pretty anymore, losing their edge, all plotting to kidnap and mutilate the pretty young things of the day, just to get even. They've lost it, but as a group.... they're crusty, they're nuts, and they are dangerous! We'll call it "Hack,hack, sweet Charlotte"!
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posted on
01/18/2004 11:20:20 PM PST
by
Smokin' Joe
(This tagline manufactured in the U.S.A. and is certified prion-free.)
To: MadelineZapeezda
That's Melanie Griffith? She get hit by a bus or something?
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posted on
01/18/2004 11:21:30 PM PST
by
Hank Rearden
(Dick Gephardt. Before he dicks you.)
To: LisaMalia
You make no mention of male actors, and their "sellability" after the age of 40. You might want to address that one. My observation is that male stars have a longer shelf-life than female ones, but that they tend to fade after 50, with a few megastar exceptions such as Sean Connery or John Wayne. Many faded over-50 male actors end up working mostly on TV, such as Tom Berenger or Burt Reynolds. Arnold Schwartzenegger hasn't had a hit since Eraser (1996), when he was in his 40s, with the exception of Terminator 3. Harrison Ford, in his early 60s, doesn't seem to be doing too well lately box office-wise. Also, if a male actor hasn't reached the A-list by age 50 he almost certainly never will, with a very few exceptions such as Ian McKellan and Charles Bronson.
I wonder how Mel Gibson, a Freeper favorite and in his late 40s, will do in a few years.
To: Stewart_B
One last 40 year old beauty who picks and chooses when she works.
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posted on
01/18/2004 11:34:58 PM PST
by
Stewart_B
("You can get more with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone.")
To: MHGinTN
Actually, there is a rational explanation for the problem: the men controlling the hiring are in arrested development and haven't the ability to appreciate women over forty because these men have remained teenaged boys in their libido area rather than grow up and appreciate a woman companion instead of a p!ece of tail ... put another way, they are stuck still thinking sex is far and away the most important thing in life. Hmmm....I don't think the problem you describe is limited to film producers in Hollywood. :)
To: Sub-Driver
Welcome to "Red state" America where when we start running out of money....WE GO GET A FRICKIN' JOB...the difference being, of course, THAT WE DON'T HAVE 4 YEARS TO SIT AROUND AND PONDER WHAT WE'RE GONNA DO WHEN THE MONEY RUNS OUT!!
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posted on
01/19/2004 3:57:54 AM PST
by
grumple
(I'm too old to worry about whether or not I'm a pain in your ass...)
To: Don W
Melanie G. is a hideous freak. She should be in a circus sideshow.
To: Cultural Jihad
It's hard to feel sorry for people whose profession in a moral-liberal industry is to be pretentious and superficial. From your lips gal. If they weren't so fouled and vain and were more concerned about what is important in life, this wouldn't be an issue for these millionaires. Poor babies, they're considered "hot" anymore.
Then they take this idiocy up as some kind of pathetic "cause".
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posted on
01/19/2004 4:13:01 AM PST
by
AAABEST
To: wardaddy
Diane Lane looks like she smokes too much although she is still quite sexual in my view.
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And I have no idea what she is complaining about. She had a very lusty part in "Unfaithful" which was out in 2002 and they really played up her "assets" in that film.
Here is a rundown of some of her more recent roles.
This past September, Lane starred opposite Lee Lee Sobieski in Colombia Pictures thriller "The Glass House," playing a woman who, along with her husband, takes in a teenager after her parents die in a car accident. Sobieski's character realizes her new caretakers aren't who they seem to be, and may actually be responsible for the death of her parents. This fall, she also starred in Brian Robbins' "Hardball," playing an inner-city Chicago schoolteacher opposite Keanu Reeves' urban little league coach.
Notice she's got TWO movies coming out this year, one with a very marketable YOUNGER male actor, Keanu. And she was in Perfect Storm just a few years back playing a younger character than what she really is.
I can't fathom what Diane Lane is b*tching about. She still seems to be quite marketable and if the "Hardball" movie is any indication contrasted to "Unfaithful" she is flip flopping still between lusty movies and real acting parts.
To: Paleo Conservative
"I find it offensive that in Hollywood a 68-year-old movie star is paired with a 30-year-old, or someone even younger."
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Remember Sharon Stone's comment regarding Clinton ... if he wasn't married she'd be all over him "like white on rice."
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posted on
01/19/2004 4:44:09 AM PST
by
maggief
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