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Titolo: Re: Bionda, bella, magnetica

> Più va avanti con gli anni e più mi piace!^___^
Si sta inquartando parecchio però... oddio non avrà la sindrome di Shatner 
?!?!? 

 Si sta inquartando parecchio però... oddio non avrà la sindrome di Shatner
è ora di svelare un segreto: la cofana era un toupè, lei è calva
(seguendo la tradizione dei BALDi capitani di ST)
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si ha
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 (seguendo la tradizione dei BALDi capitani di ST)
in effetti la capigliatura che aveva in molte puntate di Voyager poteva
essere benissimo un gatto tramortito appoggiato sulla testa
cmq in quelle foto pare un altra persona...poteva usarla prima
ciao
BLADELA
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 Se non altro si è tolta l'acconciatura da Nonna papera :D
quella imbruttiva pure jadzia e ho detto tutto
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Mah... secondo te? :-)))))))))
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http://www.totallykate.com/teafive/sliving1.html
  E' meglio Michelle Trachtenberg con il look da vamp, vedi tu... ;-)
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http://www.totallykate.com/teafive/sliving1.html
Gli anni passano inesorabili. ^_^;;;
-- 
Lennier
Aggredito da un bayblade... e ancora vivo! :O)

 E non solo a me!
ehms, potrei citare la famosa frase che parla di cacca e mosche ma
lascio perdere, sono una Signora :P
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Groucho Marx


http://www.totallykate.com/teafive/sliving1.html
E dopo le foto... l'intervista! ^__^
http://www.totallykate.com/teafive/sliving2.html
Tracy Kornet:  Well you may know our next guest from her role as Captain
Kathryn Janeway on Star Trek: Voyager, or perhaps you know her from her
days as Mary Ryan on the soap opera Ryan's Hope but now Kate Mulgrew is
taking to the stage to play legendary actress Katharine Hepburn in Tea at
Five at the Orpheum Theater here in the Valley.  It is striking, the
resemblance, the demeanor, the whole thing.  Thank you for being here.
Kate Mulgrew:  It's my pleasure, nice to see you.
Tracy Kornet:  It's nice to have you here.  Was this a role you've always
felt comfortable   you've been thinking about playing?
Kate Mulgrew:  No, to the contrary.
Tracy Kornet:  Really, why?
Kate Mulgrew:  No, no.  I found Katharine Hepburn singularly off-putting
when I was a young actress.
Tracy Kornet:  Oh 
Kate Mulgrew:  Probably because comparisons were made and those can be
trying because I very much wanted to be an actress in my own right.
Tracy Kornet:  Oh 
Kate Mulgrew:  It wasn't until Matthew Lombardo wrote this piece - and it's
an extraordinarily well written piece   the polarity I think is  is unique
and very compelling   young and old   that I began to understand what it is
about Hepburn that is, in fact, so compelling, and which will withstand the
hands of time. And that is her deep and unquenchable vulnerability, which
is the last thing people usually go to when they talk about Katharine
Hepburn, but is the first thing that is the pulse, I think, of her essence. 
Tracy Kornet:  You truly believe you know her.
Kate Mulgrew: Well I  I  I  that's a  
Tracy Kornet:  That's a tough  I guess that's kind of a 
Kate Mulgrew:  I know her as an actress who has created her 
Tracy Kornet:  Uh huh 
Kate Mulgrew:  Never having met her, which I think is only to my advantage.
 But I think that I have fallen in love with her in a way that was very
unexpected and has been wonderful to play.
Tracy Kornet:  We're just looking at a video from your show and it is
amazing.  It doesn't even look like you'd have to be in makeup that long. 
Do you?  How long is the prep for this character?
Kate Mulgrew:  (laughing) Well   which act?! 
Tracy Kornet:  Oh!  I guess she does change! Yeah, tell us about the show. 
Tell us what part of her life  
Kate Mulgrew:  She does change. She's thirty-one in Act 1 
Tracy Kornet:  Okay.
Kate Mulgrew:  Having just been labeled 'box office poison', and she's back
at the family home in Fenwick.  She's very agitated and she's very
concerned that this in fact will be the end of her career.  So we see her
trying to be her gregarious, bombastic sort of strident Yankee self, and
underneath is this terrible feeling, I think, of fragility that Hollywood
will not accept her   that she will not become the great star that she
promised her father she would become.  And in Act 2, at seventy-six, having
just experienced what was really a treacherous car accident, we see her in
a far more reflective stance, and she's self deprecating, she talks about
Spencer Tracy, (in the older Hepburn voice) she talks about her brother
Tom, she goes deep, deep into her heart 
Tracy Kornet:  Wow, your voice is so amazing! To hear you even speak of her
like that.
Kate Mulgrew:  Yeah.  And it's   you know 
Tracy Kornet:  And it's so darn dry in here, feel free to get some water,
Kate, if you need it.
Kate Mulgrew:  It is dry. It's dry.
Tracy Kornet:  Kate this is your first time to Arizona, right?
Kate Mulgrew:  I think so.
Tracy Kornet:  Yeah.
Kate Mulgrew:  I think 
Tracy Kornet:  Well, you would remember if you're really struggling with
the  and she's struggling with the heat, and we all know how lovely it has
been the last few days, if you were only here in the summer 
Kate Mulgrew:  Ah, but you're all talking about a cold snap and I want to
say 'I think you'd better snap out of it!'  What's cold?!  It's 98 degrees!
Tracy Kornet:  Yeah, you do need to drink a lot of water.
Kate Mulgrew:  Yes.
Tracy Kornet:  So if we need to bring in a tray 
Kate Mulgrew:  Okay.
Tracy Kornet:   Just raise your hand and we'll do that for you.  You live
in New York.  I want to know about you personally.  Tell us a little bit
about 
Kate Mulgrew:  What do you want to know?!
Tracy Kornet:  Ahhhh . Now are you ?
Kate Mulgrew:  I live in New York but my hus 
Tracy Kornet:  Are you as vulnerable as   will you be vulnerable with us
for a moment?
Kate Mulgrew:  I will be.  I will be.  I am getting more vulnerable as I
get older, I'll tell you that.  My marriage has taught me a great deal. 
I'm married to  I'm married to the most decent man I've ever met.
Tracy Kornet:  Well who is he?
Kate Mulgrew:  Tim Hagan.  He's a politician. And he lives in Cleveland. 
So I should say that I live both in New York and Cleveland, but I'm really
based in New York.  And I have a wonderful life.  It seems to be getting
better and better.  At least from the point of view of aging with a little
grace. Which my mother was so   worried about.
Tracy Kornet:  What do you mean?
Kate Mulgrew:  When you're an actress it's easy not to.
Tracy Kornet:  Ah 
Kate Mulgrew:  And now my mother is dying of Alzheimer's, and my father
just died 
Tracy Kornet:  Oh boy 
Kate Mulgrew:  And my husband just had a heart attack 
Tracy Kornet:  Wow 
Kate Mulgrew:  So I'm thinking, let me just try to have a little wisdom 
Tracy Kornet:  Wow 
Kate Mulgrew:  A little grace, and love deeply.  And that's it. So vis a
vis the Hepburn piece, if I can give it to the audience, I do hope that
they can receive it.
Tracy Kornet:  These experiences have to have made you a better actress,
though.
Kate Mulgrew:  I hope so.  I  
Tracy Kornet:  I just know, I just lost my mom, two  three months ago 
Kate Mulgrew:  I'm so sorry 
Tracy Kornet:  In fact my little sister, we're not going to embarrass her,
but she's out there, she's eighteen, she's here visiting this weekend, and
of course we both lost our mom here a couple of months ago, and it is life
changing.  And I'm so sorry  
Kate Mulgrew: We're not yet  maybe we shouldn't be having this conversation.
Tracy Kornet:  No, we should!  This is life.  Kate, this is life, okay.
Kate Mulgrew:  Yes.
Tracy Kornet:  And there is no reason that we can't embrace the good and
the bad.
Kate Mulgrew:  No.
Tracy Kornet:  And I mean, how awesome that you're married to a fantastic
man 
Kate Mulgrew:  Yes.
Tracy Kornet:   You can spend the rest of your life with.
Kate Mulgrew:  Yes.  Are you? 
Tracy Kornet:  I am.
Kate Mulgrew:  Yes.  Good.
Tracy Kornet: I am.  But, do you have children?
Kate Mulgrew:  I have three children. 
Tracy Kornet:  Three?
Kate Mulgrew:  I have two boys and a girl.
Tracy Kornet:  Any actresses or actors in the family?
Kate Mulgrew:  I do have an actor.  I'm stunned. Because he had nothing but
disdain for it. He was dripping with contempt for it. All  all our lives!
Tracy Kornet:  He was dripping with contempt!  I'm going to use 
Kate Mulgrew:  This kid 
Tracy Kornet:    that phrase to death, look out!
Kate Mulgrew:  Yeah, he was!  And then last year he said to me, "Hang on to
your hat, but I'd like to go to professional conservatory and drop out of
college."
Tracy Kornet:  Oh boy.
Kate Mulgrew:  I said, "Well be my guest," but I  I was  and he went to the
Circle in the Square for a three month audition program, and he was
accepted. 
Tracy Kornet:  Oh, wow!
Kate Mulgrew:  So, that's what he's doing. 
Tracy Kornet:  That's exciting.  All right, well I guess we should mention
that Tea at Five is going to be at the Orpheum October 5th through 10th. 
There's only eight performances, and as you can tell just from this taste
here on the set of Sonoran Living, this is going to be a fantastic show
everyone. Call the number on your screen for tickets.  You can also visit
the website   their website and ours, we'll have all of this linked.  And
Kate, thank you for being here.
Kate Mulgrew:  It's been my pleasure, you're lovely to talk to.
Tracy Kornet:  Oh, thank you.  And we'll be checking out your show.  By the
way, where are you going next from here?  Nowhere near?
Kate Mulgrew:  Hartford.  And then Boston. 
Tracy Kornet:  Okay, well, thank you.
Kate Mulgrew:  Thank you.
Jolan Tru
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 Si, 'na contessa!:-P
no, veramente la mia bisnonna era un marchesa :PP
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