What a bummer for the people waiting to see him, IMO. With the beanie, at least you can see his eyes. Tis the season where he could always wear a hat outside. Boo hoo. Hope not.
In a way, I prefer it to the very wild hair hanging into his face. But what I really notice is, that he is smiling, smiling, smiling...and at the stagedoor He must really enjoy the experience (the play).
Also - as far as is career is concerned. Going by how much he still tries to avoid any publicity, he ain't scared one bit, that people might forget about him. I have a feeling, things are going just the way, he wants them to. Whatever that might be.
The top notch acting in the Weisz/Craig/Spall 'Betrayal' is emotionally true, often v funny and its beautifully staged with filmic qualities..
Germangirl wrote:In a way, I prefer it to the very wild hair hanging into his face. But what I really notice is, that he is smiling, smiling, smiling...and at the stagedoor He must really enjoy the experience (the play).
Also - as far as is career is concerned. Going by how much he still tries to avoid any publicity, he ain't scared one bit, that people might forget about him. I have a feeling, things are going just the way, he wants them to. Whatever that might be.
sf2la wrote:I love his long hair. It's my favorite look for him. I also think it makes him look 10 years younger.
Yes, absolutely - when its nicely done.
Don't get me wrong - I am fine with his looks at the stagedoor. He looks so well and all, but I would prefer it, if he cared to "style" it a bit. But what am I talking or rather WHO am I talking about? Our "I am, who I am and I look exactly like this, when I am done with the play - so like it or not" man.
The top notch acting in the Weisz/Craig/Spall 'Betrayal' is emotionally true, often v funny and its beautifully staged with filmic qualities..
sf2la wrote:I love his long hair. It's my favorite look for him. I also think it makes him look 10 years younger.
Yes, absolutely - when its nicely done.
Don't get me wrong - I am fine with his looks at the stagedoor. He looks so well and all, but I would prefer it, if he cared to "style" it a bit. But what am I talking or rather WHO am I talking about? Our "I am, who I am and I look exactly like this, when I am done with the play - so like it or not" man.
I'm so glad that he had a mustache for ASR. If not, it's likely he'd have a mustache for Betrayal since the timeframe is the 70s. He'd have to die his beard if he had one. We lucked out. But I do LOVE the long hair.
Germangirl wrote:I have my fingers crossed, that you will get a hat, cappy free Daniel tomorrow.
Oh, it's not tomorrow. It's next Sunday. Sorry if I gave the wrong date earlier. It will only get colder. He'll probably wear a Michelin Man parka with his hood up!
Germangirl wrote:I have my fingers crossed, that you will get a hat, cappy free Daniel tomorrow.
Oh, it's not tomorrow. It's next Sunday. Sorry if I gave the wrong date earlier. It will only get colder. He'll probably wear a Michelin Man parka with his hood up!
Outsch, but yes, that's possible
But this is from mid november 2009. Not too shabby. You can still be lucky. But you will probably have to live with a cap of whatever sort [/
The top notch acting in the Weisz/Craig/Spall 'Betrayal' is emotionally true, often v funny and its beautifully staged with filmic qualities..
He must really enjoy the experience (the play). 
Our "I am, who I am and I look exactly like this, when I am done with the play - so like it or not" man. 
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