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Make-up & prosthetics
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Before Nosferatu. I mean, that must be a bigger thing than what everybody said. London After Midnight, at the time, was not thought of as one of the better Browning-Chaney films. Although it was the biggest hit. Well, I mean, there's been rumours of its rediscovery over the years and various rules, and obviously they've all come to nothing. But my sense is that the reason that survives is because of the stills that were left behind. And Chaney's make-up is pretty remarkable of all his creations. Yeah, and...
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And again, let's talk a bit about Carroll Borland. I actually had the pleasure of meeting her towards the end of her life at one of these conventions. And she still wore that hairstyle. She still had the same hairstyle. She still had the dark makeup. It was the year before she died in, I think it was 1994. And she had some interesting stories to tell. I mean, God knows where her career went after this film. It is, because...
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