She has a smokin' hot body. Better than 99.9% of us even in her late 40s. |
Yes in a very natural way. |
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I agree with the Family Guy. Her face looks like a foot. |
These threads turn cruel every time. |
No. She is okay. |
When she was younger, she was pretty at best.
I mean...Look at the hot guys she used to date. I.e., JFK Jr., Robert Downey Jr., etc. Now at fifty years old, she still looks good for her age. But I wouldn't say she was beautiful...Or even pretty, esp. for a celebrity. She has a long, horse-type face & I never liked her nose much. But she has a charming personality as well as a clean image in Hollywood so that could be what sets her apart. And marrying Matthew Broderick isn't so bad. Even though he was much cuter in his own youth. But then again...Isn't everyone...??! |
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plus 1. Also, GREAT sense of style, and has a ton of presence. She is more 'attractive' than beautiful. |
She looks real to me, and she has a gorgeous smile, eyes, and way of holding herself. And great hair. And voice.
I love how original some of you are in your cutting remarks. No one has EVER compared her to a horse before. @@ I am sure people will say she is a public personality so open to scrutiny. FTMP, though, the meanies here do this to their friends too behind their back. So trifling. |
She's not beautiful. She does have some nice features, like her eyes, but that's about it. And to say she has an amazing body is definitely pushing it. She's fit, sure, but being fit doesn't always mean having a good looking body. It just means she's healthy. I think the actress is very likable, but I couldn't stand her on SATC. She had such forced mannerisms and faces that it made it hard to watch. She was always trying too hard. |
No, not at all. And she always plays herself, in everything. No acting ability.
The second pic that OP posted of her is great, though. |
To me, she's pretty much the definition of jolie laide. |
This is exactly how I feel about her. She is a two-face. |
It is though, because the word is that he's gay. |