[ SECRET POST #3062 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3062 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Maybe it's because of less overall plastic surgery. People's faces had character back then, it wasn't the same parade of generic faces you get today. With some notable exceptions. Scarlett Johansson for one.

[sabotabby]

That's my feeling too. I mean, what others have said re: film quality and black-and-white, but I think people's faces had a lot more imperfections that made them interesting to look at. I actually notice it more with men than women; I think most (young, white, American) leading male actors look roughly the same, whereas there's much more variety amongst the equivalent leading men back in the day.