One more: Does it seem weird to anyone else that the film has a used-up, outgoing female figure played by Penelope Ann Miller in her first notable role since… what? Carlito’s Way? And yet the film’s attractive, promising new female character is named Peppy Miller? No? Anyone?
Saturday, March 17, 2012
The Math Behind Berenice Bejo
Something that I’ve been rolling around ever since I saw The Artist:
Sofia Vergara + Cheryl Hines = Berenice Bejo. Think about it. It really holds up.
One more: Does it seem weird to anyone else that the film has a used-up, outgoing female figure played by Penelope Ann Miller in her first notable role since… what? Carlito’s Way? And yet the film’s attractive, promising new female character is named Peppy Miller? No? Anyone?
One more: Does it seem weird to anyone else that the film has a used-up, outgoing female figure played by Penelope Ann Miller in her first notable role since… what? Carlito’s Way? And yet the film’s attractive, promising new female character is named Peppy Miller? No? Anyone?
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Bejo looks more like a young Charisma Carpenter to me.
ReplyDeleteI can kind of see that.
DeleteAlso, I feel bad for Sofia Vergara's back.
ReplyDeleteEh. I mean, it's getting admission to all the fancy parties too.
DeleteAt least based on the photos you've provided, I think that formula needs to read:
ReplyDeleteSofia Vergara - Cheryl Hines = Berenice Bejo
Okay, I give. I'm not a mathematician.
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