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Sad news - RIP. Seemed to me to ubiquitous in films from the 1970s onwards albeit always in a positive way.

+1...Well said, I was getting ready to post almost the same thought.

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I'm sure I'm biased, but it seems like now all the major and semi-major young(ish) actresses all have this cookie-cutter look. It's interesting that not so long ago, you could have actresses like, say, Karen Black and Barbara Steele, who had very striking features and didn't fit neatly into any generic western ideal of female perfection.

RIP Karen.

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I'm sure I'm biased, but it seems like now all the major and semi-major young(ish) actresses all have this cookie-cutter look. It's interesting that not so long ago, you could have actresses like, say, Karen Black and Barbara Steele, who had very striking features and didn't fit neatly into any generic western ideal of female perfection.

She had a vaguely duckish mouth, which I found appealing, although ducks per se do nothing for me except as cooked.

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"We used to read each other poems and limericks and tried to catch me on my vocabulary," she later said of Hitchcock. "He once said, `You seem very perspicacious today, Miss Black.' I said, `Oh, you mean "keenly perceptive?" `Yes.' So I got him this huge, gold-embossed dictionary that said `Diction-Harry,' at the end of the shoot."

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