That Picture of Ann-Margret
That Picture of Ann-Margret
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/15/13
That Picture of Ann-Margret#2
Posted: 10/9/13 at 4:59pmshe looks good for her age,
That Picture of Ann-Margret#2
Posted: 10/9/13 at 5:04pm
This is a recent shot, so yeah ... it could have been better.
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That Picture of Ann-Margret#3
Posted: 10/9/13 at 5:05pmThat picture looks more like an older Heather Locklear.
That Picture of Ann-Margret#4
Posted: 10/9/13 at 5:10pm
All the BWW ones are pretty disastrous, but that one they chose to advertise the article is just tragic. I'm not talking about how Ann-Margret looks in general, I'm talking about the crappy picture. The strands of hair on her nose make it look like something is wrong with her face.
At the very least, someone should have told her to give her wig a yank in the back.
Updated On: 10/9/13 at 05:10 PM
That Picture of Ann-Margret#5
Posted: 10/9/13 at 5:18pmWasn't there talk of her coming to broadway this year?
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/15/13
That Picture of Ann-Margret#6
Posted: 10/9/13 at 5:26pmShe is Goddess in Bye bye Birdie and those Elvis movies.
That Picture of Ann-Margret#7
Posted: 10/9/13 at 5:38pm
I saw her do a tour of Best Little Whorehouse a few years back. It was a rough evening. To be fair, she had just broken (or otherwise hurt) her arm a few days before, so I don't know if she was hopped up on pain pills and thought the show must go on or what, but it was rough.
Updated On: 10/9/13 at 05:38 PM
That Picture of Ann-Margret#8
Posted: 10/9/13 at 5:43pmSaw that same tour post-injury. Yikes. She slurred and stumbled her way through the entire show. It was extremely uncomfortable. Roxie Lucas was great, though.
Joined: 12/31/69
That Picture of Ann-Margret#10
Posted: 10/9/13 at 6:21pm
So Pat Cesario is a photographer now?
Brilliant.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/10/04
That Picture of Ann-Margret#11
Posted: 10/9/13 at 7:40pm
I've always found most of Walter McBride's photography to be amateurish. I often wonder if he does his work for broadwayworld pro bono as I can't imagine anyone paying for his work. I mean look at this shot, he really needs to learn to separate a good shot from a bad shot and delete the shots that are unflattering.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/10/04
That Picture of Ann-Margret#12
Posted: 10/9/13 at 7:45pm
Even worse are his moody "oh how dramatic" shots without a flash. I mean come on.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/10/04
That Picture of Ann-Margret#13
Posted: 10/9/13 at 7:47pm
Oh... last one I promise. Lucie Arnaz. A good photographer would say to himself, "nope I can't use that shot it's really lousy".
That Picture of Ann-Margret#14
Posted: 10/9/13 at 8:54pmBroadwayworld's photography staff is only matched by its crack team of plagiarists, I mean unfiltered press releases, I mean editors.
That Picture of Ann-Margret#15
Posted: 10/9/13 at 9:30pm
I wouldn't mind the natural-lighting shots if the lighting were better. It looks like Lon Chaney did the setup for his Phantom of the Opera publicity shots.
They're anything but flattering. They seem to throw shadows under the bags in people's eyes and emphasize every wrinkle and chin.
Heigh-ho the glamorous life!
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That Picture of Ann-Margret#16
Posted: 10/9/13 at 9:58pmShe's been wearing her wigs tipped forward since that horrible accident in Las Vegas. It's to hide the scars on her forehead.
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/10/04
That Picture of Ann-Margret#17
Posted: 10/9/13 at 11:20pm
"Broadwayworld's photography staff is only matched by its crack team of plagiarists, I mean unfiltered press releases, I mean editors."
Don't forget some of the reviewers.
That Picture of Ann-Margret#18
Posted: 10/10/13 at 10:24amIs this the same guy who has to post every single shot he took for the photo coverage articles? "Photo Coverage" does not mean "unedited". Seventeen shots of one person bowing at curtain call or fourteen shots of the same person singing the same solo is overkill. Does anyone actually edit the site?
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/8/05
That Picture of Ann-Margret#19
Posted: 11/13/13 at 1:45pm
I don't think she has any scars on her face.
"If only he could get her to Dr Ashley! He talked to him by phone and the doctor, though he couldn't guarantee a diagnosis, did feel that the operation could be done up through the gums, laying back the facial skin and not having to cut through her face. Roger didn't understand just how this was to be done, but he did understand what it would mean to this beautiful girl not to have scars."
http://www.ann-margret-from-sweden.com/various/magazines/73photoplay.html
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/9/04
That Picture of Ann-Margret#20
Posted: 11/13/13 at 6:49pm
That Picture of Ann-Margret#21
Posted: 11/13/13 at 7:31pmAs MrMidwest posted, Ann-Margaret doesn't have any skin scars from her fall. I worked with her stage manager who was there when it happened, and was also there when the decision was made by Roger Smith not to operate topically. Nothing went through her skin. He told me all about how they did it (gruesome!) back when I worked with him in 1985.
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That Picture of Ann-Margret#22
Posted: 11/14/13 at 9:54am
"Does anyone actually edit the site?"
Not for the 700 Sundays curtain call article! Yikes! How many pictures of a one man show curtain call do we need?!
Also, please double check the captions before posting! I see misnamed actors all the time, and the one time I mentioned the error I got a nasty response.
"In Oz, the verb is douchifizzation." PRS
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/8/05
That Picture of Ann-Margret#23
Posted: 11/14/13 at 10:56am
Ann with her jaw wired shut
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/15/13
That Picture of Ann-Margret#24
Posted: 11/14/13 at 1:29pm
lets not forget AM is in the top 10 of all time beauties
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