#378579 - 12/18/1309:40 AMRe: Mambo Italiano!
[Re: Dreamer]
ianmcnll
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Originally Posted By: Dreamer
I have recently watched "Behind the candelabra" and found hilarious the scene where Michael Douglas (as Liberace) can't close his eyes not even while he's sleeping.
I think the really weird thing about Liberace's situation was his attempt at trying to mold Scott Thorson into a younger version of himself...he requests his plastic surgeon to transform Thorson's face to more closely resemble his own.
#378605 - 12/18/1302:28 PMRe: Mambo Italiano!
[Re: travlin'easy]
tony mads usa
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Originally Posted By: travlin'easy
No surgery for me - just hope that in 7 years, when I'm 80, I'm still able to draw a breath. I don't think I've changed much in appearance during the past 20 years, but I'll let you be the judge.
Gary ... as I used to tell my father - in - law when he would say his looks hadn't changed in 40 years - "When we lose our hair at a young age (as I also did), we look OLDER when younger, but there is not too much that changes after that!"
I have recently watched "Behind the candelabra" and found hilarious the scene where Michael Douglas (as Liberace) can't close his eyes not even while he's sleeping.
I think the really weird thing about Liberace's situation was his attempt at trying to mold Scott Thorson into a younger version of himself...he requests his plastic surgeon to transform Thorson's face to more closely resemble his own.
Strange stuff, indeed.
Ian
Yes, that was kind of creepy.
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I don't think I've changed much in appearance during the past 20 years, but I'll let you be the judge. 
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