patientsisavertu: silver-whistle: silver-whistle: karinrobby: Louis Garrel dans le rôle de Rob
patientsisavertu: silver-whistle: silver-whistle: karinrobby: Louis Garrel dans le rôle de Robespierre du film “un peuple et son roi ”https://www.instagram.com/p/BomrDt9hYsu/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1juyonb9sqwou He’s certainly stripey! And while he doesn’t look much like Max in features, it’s appropriate that they have cast one of the current young pin-up actors, given that Max was very much the pin-up boy of the Revolution. However, I notice the wig isn’t quite right at the back. The bust of Max by Deseine and his portraits indicate that he wore what I would call a “half-wig” (I don’t know if it has a proper name), which leaves the back of the head uncovered, creating a two-tone effect with the unpowdered natural hair worn in either a plaited queue tied with ribbon, or loose. (He had long golden-brown hair that appears to reach the bottom of his shoulderblades.) While I realise that Louis Garrel has short dark hair in real life, this could have been done with a hair extension/another hair-piece. @silver-whistle Although the actor differs in appearance as you say he sure does capture the overall impression he would have made on people, especially his fellow politicians. That’s a pretty intense expression on his face.Another difference in physical appearance is M. Garrel’s intensely deep blue eyes. I have those kind and I learned the effect of an intense, penetrating stare early on in life. Robespierre was a smart man - small, thin, and hard to hear above the din. He got through it with what he had to use, most notably his focused determination. -- source link