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Who was the woman with the sexy eyes in this movie?

posted 17 years ago by Asteri-Atypical
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I only got to see a few muted scenes while doing other things and on the phone, so I don't know which character it was.

All I know is I saw a woman with beautiful dark hair and sexy eyes with some incredible eyebrows who seemed to be a major character. She also had a wonderful shape to her face and a darling mouth.

I looked up a number of the female leads and yet I couldn't find the one I was impressed by. None of them had those EYES.

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[–] askjules 17 years ago

Could it be the 'fantasy girl'? click on the link below (unfortunately no photos found):

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0305729/board/nest/7335280

[–] Asteri-Atypical 17 years ago

No, it wasn't her. I found a pic for Lorca (from your link) and it was clearly not the one I'm thinking of. Not only was Lorca blonde in that pic but the shape of the face wasn't right and the eyebrows were thinner than the woman I'm thinking of.

I was thinking of a woman with wavy, darker hair and a unique look and incredible eyes.

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[–] BrotherNumpsie 17 years ago

Elizabeth McGovern

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[–] Asteri-Atypical 16 years ago

Elizabeth McGovern

No, not her. Not unless she's REALLY changed a lot in the past years. This woman had strong, intense stunning eyes (unlike McGovern, whose eyes never caught my attention in the least)

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[–] treesyjo 16 years ago

I'm pretty sure it was Elizabeth McGovern. She has changed in the twenty years since this movie. At the time of this movie, her eyes were stunning. Check out this picture: http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/images/elizabethmcgovern.jpg

[–] Asteri-Atypical 16 years ago

Wow!

Amazing what hair bleaching and eyebrow plucking can do to a woman (all negative, of course)

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