Glenn Close (left) was snapped with Frankenstein's monster (right). Fatal attraction!
The 60-year-old blonde beauty stopped by "Young Frankenstein" this weekend -- one of eight shows unaffected by the Broadway stagehand strike.
It's alive!
Beauty11/26/2007 2:13 PM PST BY TMZ STAFF
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Go Away Paris......You are a SKANK:
I thought it was Frankenstein and the Bride of Frankenstein.
Both are scary looking.
Poor Glenn Close looks like she is dehydrating more everyday. Pretty soon she will be a walking skeleton.
Dear Glenn,
Eat.
Love Victor
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She may be a rich and famous movie star...but she looks like she is sick.
PUT ON SOME DAMNED LIPSTICK.
use some blush.
yuck.
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Ms. Close is a talented actress and a warm, friendly person I had the pleasure of meeting once. She looks fine, TMZ. She soars like an eagle above the multitude of pigeons out there. Can we take a second and appreciate a genuine artist?
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I saw the show on Friday. In fact I was at the same show that Glenn was at. ALSO she was at the same resturant as I was.
She's a very nice lady and just beautiful in person.
SUCK IT !
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You can tell she's from New England area - she looks like one of those shrivelled
'apple dolls'!
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She's got more than beauty - brains and talent, which is more than most of the forgettable women that end up on this site have. You should look so good as her at 60! Glenn hasn't compromised herself or cut herself all for the sake of some ridiculous image. Besides, if you're doing theater no one can see you close up or under all the makeup anyway...
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There is nothing wrong with saying "...and the talented Glenn Close..." Why, oh why, does everybody writing or talking about people in the entertainment world, from print media to the blogosphere to TV entertainment shows, think that they need to call every actress "beautiful?" Do you think we're going to believe you rather than our own eyes? I've also heard and read Meryl Streep, Debra Messing, Oprah, referred to as beautiful. Talented? Maybe. Beautiful? You should know that if we are able to read TMZ.com, we are not blind. If you are going to say that all people are beautiful because of their talent, please explain to what the overused word refers.
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