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Another World Discussion Thread

Paul Raven
in DTS: Cancelled Soaps

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I was going to day she looks more like Beverley Penberthy's Pat.

But Pat Nixon is a better fit.

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    45 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

    @vetsoapfan It reminds me more of Pat Nixon...

    To be fair, I have seen JC's hair look much like that, but the resemblance just isn't there.

    42 minutes ago, Paul Raven said:

    What about the poster in the background -'Another World World' George Reinholt looks like a mashup of Robert Vaughan and John Forsythe.

    I know. Blechh. The Reinholt reproduction is even worse than the one of JC.

    That being said, my friend did send me some other images which fared significantly better.

    If they were real celebrity dolls, I'd like to buy them.

    maggie the cat doll.jpg

    brick from cat on a hot tin roof doll.jpg

    judy garlannd as dorothy doll.jpg

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    Sadly AI seems to be taking over social media, including the soap opera forums. This AI generated "doll" looks vaguely like Pat (Beverly Penberthy), but doesn't resemble Alice (Jacquie Courtney) at all.

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    The renditions of Elizabeth Taylors and Paul Newman from "Cat..." are pretty good.

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    10 minutes ago, Tisy-Lish said:

    Sadly AI seems to be taking over social media, including the soap opera forums. This AI generated "doll" looks vaguely like Pat (Beverly Penberthy), but doesn't resemble Alice (Jacquie Courtney) at all.

    I know; AI seems to be seeping into every nook and cranny of our lives. I'm not really a fan.

    8 minutes ago, Stevel said:

    The renditions of Elizabeth Taylors and Paul Newman from "Cat..." are pretty good.

    Yes; I wish they were real. CAT is one of my all-time favorite films.

    This AI-generated image of celebrity hunks is floating around, too, but aside from the novelty of having all of them in one shot, enjoying each other's company, I can't really fathom the need to create a shot like this.

    To each his own, to be sure.🤷‍♂️

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    20 minutes ago, vetsoapfan said:

    Yes; I wish they were real. CAT is one of my all-time favorite films.

    This AI-generated image of celebrity hunks is floating around, too, but aside from the novelty of having all of them in one shot, enjoying each other's company, I can't really fathom the need to create a shot like this.

    To each his own, to be sure.🤷‍♂️

    Probably for someone with a smoking fetish.

    I can't imagine how they would enjoy actual footage, if it existed of '60s/'70s AW hunks puffing away (I assume some did).

    Then someone would probably ask if there were any in bare feet...

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