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SuperSpyro7956 In reply to ZADRgirl2113 [2017-01-20 23:16:29 +0000 UTC]
You know that that's Mr. Moto, not Dr. Einstein, right?
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tranimation-art [2008-09-08 06:25:20 +0000 UTC]
I love how you straightened Moto's teeth in this. Most people thing he wore fake dentures for this role, but they were his own teeth; he had dental problems at the time.
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ArtHritis In reply to tranimation-art [2008-09-08 07:59:03 +0000 UTC]
thanks, i hated the teeth hey were tood bad for my taste...
are you sure bout that dentures issue? do you have a source?
cause before moto he had straight teeth and afterwards he had too, and i seem to remember reading somewhere that he said the dentures were a pain in the gluteus
*pets her moto dvd boxes*
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tranimation-art In reply to ArtHritis [2008-09-08 10:03:05 +0000 UTC]
Actually, yes, I do have a number of sources; of course, that requires me get out of bed to find them, lol. (I rather not because I just threw up my dinner tonight due to food poisoning.) Some Lorre books and articles have misinformed them as "false teeth", which was a common practice at the time. Asians were depicted two ways in Hollywood -- Bucktooth and Fang.
You know, years ago I bought bootlegs of the Moto films because, at the time, they were banned for being un-PC and I never thought they would come on DVD -- let alone VHS. Out comes the Moto DVD box sets, argh! My bootlegs have terrible quality, so I bought the DVDs to see the difference. WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!! I need to get the second volume now...
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tranimation-art In reply to ArtHritis [2008-09-09 18:50:32 +0000 UTC]
Found it! This is from the biography, The Lost One: "The real face behind the mask had undergone a remarkable improvement since You'll Find Out. In 1936, Fox had insisted on a "special provision" in the actor's contract stating, "Artist agreese, at his own expense, to have such dental work fone as may be necessary in the opinion of producer." The studio even had reserved the right to cancel the agreement for noncompliance. Lorre had finally replaced his rotten, protruding, splayed teeth with dentures. "He had terrible pyorrhea when we played together," recalled Leon Ames, recalling their work on the Moto films. "His teeth were shot and he hadn't gotten them fixed yet, and it was just awful to even have him breathe in the same room with you." Makeup departments hardly could have furished him with a set of teeth more becoming his screen roles as repulsive, hideous monsters. Dentures incalculably improved his looks and softened his screen image. In The Face Behind the Mask, they warmed his boyish smile. He was not less macabre, more suavely villainous; less mad, more smoothly menacing."
Poor Peter.
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tranimation-art In reply to ArtHritis [2008-09-11 21:37:42 +0000 UTC]
It's really a great read. My favourite parts always seem consist mainly of him doing practical jokes. I knew he had a great sense of humour but I never realised how impish he was, like on the set of the "Maltese Falcon", he would come out of Mary Astor's dressing room and zip up his fly in front of a group of producers. Or when he snuck a mircophone in the office of the producer (or was it a writer?), known to take advantage of aspiring starlets, and play out the entire thing over the intercom. What a jokester!
Shane MacGowan? How so?
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ArtHritis In reply to tranimation-art [2008-09-12 06:05:39 +0000 UTC]
hahahahaa
that's a good one *giggles*
as far as i know peter and vince were very good friends... andd had a difference in hight of about 40 centimeters *giggle*
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tranimation-art In reply to ArtHritis [2008-09-18 22:34:54 +0000 UTC]
Peter's about an inch taller than me -- people are always taller than me, grrr!
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ShiroiYoru [2008-06-22 17:18:02 +0000 UTC]
congrats on the 60 ;D
i love his expression xDD haha
and again the shading is perfect.
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Menschenhautkonfetti [2008-06-22 15:33:37 +0000 UTC]
good again! I wonder how the acrylic version will be!
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