http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-526148/Has-Saffron-Burrows-got-trout-pout-end-trout-pouts.html
Such a shame. She used to be so beautiful before she went and made out with a mallet.
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Thats shocking-watching the Bank Job now and thinking how great she looks-and then I see those awful pics-such a crying shame...
shareSuch a pity. She certainly was beautiful.
But I had to laugh when that article compared her to "stars who naturally possess a pair of luscious lips - such as Angelina Jolie". They're not serious, surely? There's no way that Jolie's lips didn't come out of the end of a collagen needle.
The photo at the bottom of the page, of Meg Ryan, is the total shocker to me. She used to be so pretty, and now her lips just spread across her face like a pair of knickers with the elastic gone.
You might very well think that. I couldn't possibly comment.
There's no way that Jolie's lips didn't come out of the end of a collagen needle
Well, they didn't. Just look at her brother. Also check Estella Warren and Carmen Kass.
I agree, I didn't recognize her at all; She has either lost her youthful glow or she has done something that has made herself look very different indeed.
shareOK, fair enough, I was probably wrong. Sorry, Angelina!
Though, that said ... I saw "Salt" just t'other day, and I would swear that her lips are no longer as overblown as they used to look. I can see they've always been ... shall we say "prominent"? ... "very full"? ... but they look like something's happened to them, either chemical or surgical.
You might very well think that. I couldn't possibly comment.
Consider the source, people! The tabloids pick and choose which photos to use to suit the story they want to tell, and use Photoshop on everything! Think of the times that you have gone through a stack of photos of yourself at some event and how bad you look in some shots, while others you think you look o.k. (or great). The tabloids are not news, they are not reality, they are an entertainment industry. (And The Mail just got our click-throughs on that ridiculous story - thanks, O.P.!*)
*We need a universal typed symbol for sarcasm.