Warren Beatty [Actor] - Page 16

Chalet · February 12th, 2007, 08:37 AM

I don't like the top left pic. Too posed, too sweet.
I do love WB with the preppy look. It's like he invented it. Never liked Redford as a prep. He needed the floppy blonde hair, not the perfect combed look.

WB never needed hair or good lighting. He's one of the few that is truly photogenic.

HWBL · February 12th, 2007, 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Chalet

I don't like the top left pic. Too posed, too sweet.
I do love WB with the preppy look. It's like he invented it. Never liked Redford as a prep. He needed the floppy blonde hair, not the perfect combed look.

WB never needed hair or good lighting. He's one of the few that is truly photogenic.

The top left is not posed, it's a still from a Bonnie & Clyde scene.
Weeeeellll, Warren was up to about a decade ago, very lighting conscious. He's finally given up on that in his old age

Redford should not have gone to the plastic surgeon, especially not after critisizing others for doing so. It was dumb and on top of that he got a bad deal when it got botched.
I somewhere read a review that compared Beatty in Bulworth with Redford in The Horse Whisperer. It said something like "Redford still tries to sell himself as a matinee idol. Beatty doesn't care anymore." It went on to say that by doing that, Beatty made a much more natural and free impression, than Redford with his gazillion filters before the camera's lense..... I'll see if I can find that article...

HWBL · February 24th, 2007, 11:17 AM

Great clips from Beatty's epic "Reds".

YouTube - Warren Beatty "Reds." Best scene. Part 1.

YouTube - Warren Beatty "Reds." Best scene. Part 2.

And the classic rant "rap" from "Bulworth".

YouTube - Bulworth & Connie

SweetPea · February 24th, 2007, 04:06 PM

I just bought Heaven Can Wait. I love him in that.

HWBL · February 25th, 2007, 02:17 PM

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I just bought Heaven Can Wait. I love him in that.

Ah yes, he was quite heavenly in Heaven Can Wait

I thought it was Dyan Cannon's best part, she was absolutely hilarious
with the inimitable Charles Grodin. And of course the late great
Jack Warden, good friend of Warren's, so funny and touching as Max.
Yep, a movie you can watch over and over and over (not just when
you're a Beatty fan, hehe).

SweetPea · February 25th, 2007, 07:05 PM

^Thank you for that. Yeah I love Max's character and Julie Christie ain't half bad either.

HWBL · February 28th, 2007, 11:47 AM

^You're welcome.

**PurpleHaze** · March 6th, 2007, 02:46 PM

HWBL not sure you've seen this:

Warren Beatty "trying to sneak out of the back of Hyde around closing time"

HWBL · March 6th, 2007, 03:20 PM

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HWBL not sure you've seen this:

Warren Beatty "trying to sneak out of the back of Hyde around closing time"

Hehe, yeah, sometimes I wonder if these people ever eat at their own table. I mean, Annette and he have such a nice cook/housekeeper! There's a few of these videos out on the internet where he's trying to leave a restaurant quietly, either alone, or with Annette or with friends like Al Pacino. In a few, where he's alone, it takes him about 10 minutes to get from the door to his car because there's stacks of autograph dealers waving their merchandise for him to sign so they can sell it. I think they're hoping he'll croak soon, so they'll increase in value!

AliceInWonderland · March 7th, 2007, 01:31 AM

omg that is too funny HWBL; i think its awesome he went to a club!

Mira · March 7th, 2007, 11:37 AM

I don't like the way they zoomed in on the license plate but whatever. Yeah, they're fair game... yada yada yada... some idiot could chase or sideswipe him. No senior jokes ppl!!! :handsonhips:

HWBL · March 12th, 2007, 06:01 AM

A few more lovely scenes from "Reds">

YouTube - Reds is about genuine idealism

YouTube - Warren Beatty "Reds." Another good scene. Part 2.

Raspberry gashes · March 12th, 2007, 06:37 AM

I watched Town and Country again tonight. Loved him and Goldie Hawn together; phwoar, haha! Oh and great scene when he's rolling around in the snow with Jenna Elfman and his son finds him, haha. And in that bear suit as well!

Mira · March 12th, 2007, 11:32 PM

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And of course the late great Jack Warden, good friend of Warren's, so funny and touching as Max. Yep, a movie you can watch over and over and over (not just when you're a Beatty fan, hehe).

HWBL, this reminds me that one time on one of my many flights back from L.A. to S.F. when I was dating my ex (1980-81). I was waiting for my luggage at the carrel and I looked over 20 feet to my right and there was Jack Warden standing there waiting for his luggage. He blended right in, was by himself and handled his own luggage, dressed like a run-of-the-mill guy. Couldn't have looked less like a celebrity. No one else gave him a second look. I just remember thinking "good for him." He gets to work with great people, do great work, make a lot of money AND go mostly unnoticed in public!

Chalet · March 13th, 2007, 12:35 AM

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The top left is not posed, it's a
I somewhere read a review that compared Beatty in Bulworth with Redford in The Horse Whisperer. It said something like "Redford still tries to sell himself as a matinee idol. Beatty doesn't care anymore." It went on to say that by doing that, Beatty made a much more natural and free impression, than Redford with his gazillion filters before the camera's lense..... I'll see if I can find that article...

I haven't seen An Unfinished Life but I'm going to rent it and report back. I've never seen any stills till now. A disheveled Redford is still my Bobby.....

(Sorry to hijack WB)