Swing Joined: 1/18/04
I have always wondered if I should even consider being a stage actor. I have always loved it but the more I think about it I am not sure if I am good looking enough. I have two small acne scars on my face and one small stitch mark from surgery. In stage broadway shows, are casting directors picky about small stuff like that? Obviously there are certain "looks" they are looking for but does anyone know if you have to have atleast perfect facial features to make it? I mean they put make-up but...didn't know if there are any working actors who have small facial scars that are basically only noticed when face to face or so...I just feel like I may be wasteing my time...
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/2/03
If you can act, sing or dance, I wouldn't worry about it. Just follow your dream...
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Thank you Mrs. Morrison, I just fixed it. Sorry.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
ew, dont ever call me that again! please god, no... I dont need that kind of thinking going on about me.
-Christina
Updated On: 1/19/04 at 03:30 AM
Sorry to ruffle your feather boa. You should realize that I meant that in a nice way because I know you're very fond of Matt.
"Imperfections - that's why God made makeup." And plastic surgeons. ![]()
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
I know ya did Phantom. No worries.
-Christina
"Imperfections" add character. Plastic surgery is highly overrated. I'd make a donation to BCEFA instead.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/18/03
""Imperfections" add character."
But TOO many imperfections and some people resign you to playing bit character roles and lump you into the "not dateable" category
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
damn does that mean theyd notice this big chair with wheels I cant get rid of? lol
-Christina
Spoken like a true twink, huh broadwayguy2? You need to be taught a good lesson.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/18/03
I do not fall into the category of those who thinks as such.. but I have had my run ins with those who do...
twink?? You were calling me??
I wouldn't associate with those people if I were you.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Doesn't Hostess, the parent company of Ho-Ho's make twinkies?
Is it true that scars and scar tissue are actually stronger than skin?
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/18/03
~I try to avoid those people.. hence termed them "run ins"
~ho-hos and twinks..... okay.. keeping obvious jokes to self
I prefer devil dogs.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
You strike me as a "Little Debbie" kinda guy. Updated On: 1/19/04 at 03:09 PM
Keep talkin' Suzy Q!
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Scar tissue is stronger than skin. They feel harder too. If you ever have surgery theyll tell ya to massage em with oil to get them to go down.
-Christina
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
Opera singer Jerry Hadley is slightly cross-eyed
Actor Jeremy Irons has a lisp
Singer Jason Daniely has a slight speech impediment
It hasn't stoppee them, why should it stop you?
Plastic surgery is highly overated, an author just died from it, that shows you how risky it is, maybe there are a few cases where its warranted but a lot of it is just people not able to accept they are growing older, imho.
I have a scar, though no where on my face, and while it doesn't bother me, I know that I could never do The Full Monty... So, even though it took me years to be cool with it, it sucks that I can't wear certain clothes/costumes. My advice: Go with what you got, it makes you unique.
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