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Stars Then And Now
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A plethora of "celebrities" as youngsters and not-so-youngsters.
The list (which for some reason popped up on my screen while I was surfing) is a bit dated but nevertheless worth a browse if you're interested (unfortunately includes several who are no longer with us, in spite of the headline - I don't know when the list was compiled, looks like about 2 years ago from the arithmetic).
Also a bit US-oriented but towards the end several English Soap/Sitcom stars (e.g. Coronation St, Dinner Ladies).
Enjoy (or not) !
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The list (which for some reason popped up on my screen while I was surfing) is a bit dated but nevertheless worth a browse if you're interested (unfortunately includes several who are no longer with us, in spite of the headline - I don't know when the list was compiled, looks like about 2 years ago from the arithmetic).
Also a bit US-oriented but towards the end several English Soap/Sitcom stars (e.g. Coronation St, Dinner Ladies).
Enjoy (or not) !
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I have looked at similar.
I think we are fascinated with the perfectly simple, but less acceptable, daxr that our stars age one day at a time, just like we do.
But we want them to be as they were.
I want Mick Jagger to be nineteen, not eighty, I want Linda Thorsen to be twenty-one, not in her seventies (although she still has those eyes!).
It's our own mortality reflected back at us, sadly.
I think we are fascinated with the perfectly simple, but less acceptable, daxr that our stars age one day at a time, just like we do.
But we want them to be as they were.
I want Mick Jagger to be nineteen, not eighty, I want Linda Thorsen to be twenty-one, not in her seventies (although she still has those eyes!).
It's our own mortality reflected back at us, sadly.
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