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Pete Hanlin
07-17-2000, 11:57 AM
Anyone else watch "Neurenburg" (sp?)? I noticed the glasses Alec Baldwin was wearing... I think they were supposed to resemble Rim-ways, but there were no screws. It looked like a nylor semi-rimless frame- did they have these in the 1940's?

Just curious,
Pete

PS Good movie, but they should have took the story further. Also, saw a terrific movie called "Longitude" on A&E on Sunday (its about 3 1/2 hours long, though!)... about the invention of the nautical chronometer (can you tell it was hot out this weekend?????)

Blake
07-17-2000, 02:49 PM
Pete,
You know you've been in this business too long when you're always noticing people's glasses and wondering what kind of frame they're wearing :-) Unfortunately, although I DID notice just about everyone's lenses in "Nuremburg" were very circular, I don't know my vintage frames that well.
BTW: It's a miniseries, so if you didn't get enough, there'll be more tonight!

Blake

Carol D
07-20-2000, 01:05 AM
I noticed Alec Baldwin's glasses too. They were a "retro looking" pair, but something was out of place. I can't tell for sure, but I think they had modern set of nosepads on them. Good flick though. Most "civilians" probably wouldn't have noticed anything out of place about the eyewear. I guess it's just an occupational hazard for us.

Carol