Re: Did anyone else notice this?(Gayle)

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: : : oh, and about Day Lewis being a wimpy nerd....i was just refering to his feminine white hands and his ackward way of kissing.

: : : patty

: : Hi Patty!

: : Actually, the feminine white hands and awkward way of kissing are really authentic to Cooper's Hawkeye.  Although feminine and white were not the words used, Cooper noted a number of times through the Leatherstocking Tales that Hawkeye's hands showed none of the signs and misshape of a life of hard labor.  I guess Cooper was suggesting that the life of a hunter and scout supposedly had a little more class to it than farming or smithing or something.  Anyway, the original Hawkeye had hardened, but apparently, sexy hands. However, being a romance-free hero, he apparently never kissed a woman until he was around forty, when he fell in love with Mabel Dunham.  Yeah, "awkward" would have been the word! Mann stayed pretty close to Cooper in his depiction of Hawkeye.

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: Gayle,
: when i was talking about Daniel Day Lewis's "white hands and ackward way of kissing", i was refering to his character in "Age of Innocence". he is very different than the "hunky" Hawkeye in "Last of the Mohicans". i think you missed a post. i was talking about the drastic differences in the too characters he played. i'm sorry for any misunderstanding.

: patty


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