Not an overweight lesbian...no offense meant, I'm just saying I was disappointed. They should have gotten Meg Ryan and dyed her hair black. And then told her not to ruin her face in the future w/ plastic surgery.
sharei agree
shareAww you did mean to be offensive, no need to lie about that.
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Consider the daffodil. And while you're doing that I'll be over here looking through your stuff.
was Rosie "out" back then? Can't speak of the weight, but it might not be fair to call her a lesbian if it was not known in 1994. Besides. she's an "actress." It's not like John Goodman really being married kept him from pretending to be married to Wilma's portrayed.
shareOne of the major reasons this movie gets such a bad rap is because Betty was miscast. She and Wilma are supposed to be hot, it just is what it is. Too bad about the casting.
shareToo bad about the casting.
It never made sense to me that such an easy-going beta-male schlubb like Barney Rubble would be married to a hottie like Betty, so I actually like that his wife was rather homely in the film. Fred is portrayed as the aspirational one so it made more sense that he'd have the sexier wife, whereas this version of Barney struck me as the type of guy who cared more about personality and compatibility than physical attractiveness.
RIP:
David Bowie (1947-2016)
Alan Rickman (1946-2016)
Prince (Rogers Nelson) (1958-2016)
In the case of rosie, she did capture the rosie laugh quite well thus why she got the part and is a decent actress. I do agree the parts for the film were well casted
Yes, Rosie got the Betty part mainly for the "Betty-laugh," but they could have found a hundred people with a similar laugh in Hollywood. Or let O'Donnell dub the laugh for an actress who looked even more like cartoon Betty. She must have called in a favour to play Betty.
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