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I get the distinct impression that l'Acquart G is taller than a lot of girls.

DMt. wrote:...taller than a lot of girls...

During the making of NdP Pauline was in the midst of a growth spurt.
Her height went from about 5' 4" (163cm) which is roughly average for an adult European woman to her present officially listed height (OLH) of 5' 8½" (174cm).
Adele Haenel's OLH was/is 5' 9" (175cm).

Serene Millicent doesn't have an OLH but she appears to be around average for an Asian woman so I would guess around 5' 3" (160cm).
That's why Pauline seems quite tall compared to Serene and most other contemporaries.

However, a few of Pauline's close friends, Carmen, Magaajyia, and Nina are professional fashion models and are each in the 5' 9" - 5' 11" (175 - 180 cm) range, so in some photos featuring Pauline she looks tall, in others short. Depends who she's with.


On the subject of NdP. - "Obsession"
Or as I like to call it - "The Never Ending Apple"

fish wrote:...Depends who she's with...

Carmen on the left, Nina on the right.



Same pic posted by Carmen on Inst Stories.

fish wrote:...posted by Carmen on Inst Stories...

Might as well have the one with Rose again too. (cute)

Pauline Aquart makes an act almost unseen. It's funny to see a great actress behind the scenes.
Is a good movie.

Santi wrote:...Is a good movie.

Yes, I enjoyed "Jamais Contente" too.
Pity there wasn't more of Pauline in it, but, nevermind.

fish wrote:...Depends who she's with...

For some reason I had this pic filed with others from the film "La Lisière" but I don't recall this scene at all.
And I don't recognise any of the other kids either I'm afraid.

So what's happened to Kalaya?
And will she ever post another gorgeous pic of Popo again?

Parenthèse.
Sometimes you have to explain to the director how a scene should be played.
Oh, looks like he understands now.

Acquart, thou Swan!

A beautiful woman indeed.

That must be really painful on her neck and shoulders.
Poor Popo.

Bernard Tanguy, the director of "Parenthèse" has put together a "Gift for the fans of parenthesis (I hear there are): the short film "the premises" is mainly done with the falls of the film. Several unreleased scenes and scenes mounted in their entirety. The premise is focused on what happens in Paris. There is a start of the alternative film, longer but also more illuminating."

It's called "Les Prémisses", about 20 minutes long and is on Vimeo here.... https://vimeo.com/144662965
Pauline is featured in a few nice scenes.
Well worth a watch.

Enviable giffing skillz there, O fish.

Of course a good subject is half the battle, but still...classier all the time.

DMt. wrote:...classier all the time.

Oozing class from every pore.

Thank you kind sir.
And thanks to Bernard for the "gift.
And thanks to Pauline for being Pauline.