spoutgirl
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9/13/2006 6:44 PM
posted awhile ago
Gap commercial
Has anyone seen the new Gap commercial with Audrey? What movie is that from? I can't place it.
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littlemole
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9/14/2006 3:32 PM
posted awhile ago
Re: Gap commercial
I have not seen the Gap Commercial --- However, I have seen the HUGE posters/banners in the windows of the Gap. And to be honest, I'm not quite sure how I feel about it. I mean, the shots are very playful, very cute but ... "the Audrey pant" by the Gap?? Just haven't made up my mind yet.
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pippin06
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9/14/2006 4:15 PM
posted awhile ago
Re: Gap commercial
I think it might be from Two for the Road, spoutgirl, though I haven't seen that movie in ages and ages. It's from a scene where she's dancing in a bar or club, and it's definitely the 60s. She's wearing a black top with the black pant, and her hair is in a ponytail...that's my best guess anyway.
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spoutgirl
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9/15/2006 9:27 AM
posted awhile ago
Re: Gap commercial
I had to look it up.. its from Funny Face. If you watch the trailer, it shows her dancing!
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Indie
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9/15/2006 3:20 PM
posted awhile ago
Re: Gap commercial
She's just got to express herself! : )
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paigeprov356
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9/15/2006 11:49 PM
posted awhile ago
Re: Gap commercial
I have been wondering what movie that was from! Thanks!
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littlemole
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5/21/2007 11:52 PM
posted awhile ago
Re: Gap commercial
So I'm currently reading a book (one of a few, actually) about Audrey. It's entitled "How to be Lovely" and you can imagine the main topic of the book. In any case - it's pretty good - filled with fantastic photographs and a million little Audrey quotes and quotes from her peers etc. I just got to one "behind the scenes" page discussing her strong sense of style and the movie Funny Face. I thought I'd share...
"Audrey and I agreed she would wear black tight-fitting pants, a black sweater and black shoes. I wanted her to wear white socks with it, and she was stunned. 'Absolutely not!' she said. 'It will spoil the whole black silhouette and cut the line at my feet!' I said, ' If you don't wear the socks you will fade into the background...' She burst into tears and ran into her dressing room. After a little while she regained her composure, put on the white socks, returned to the set and went ahead without a whimper. Later, when she saw the sequence, she sent me a note saying, 'You were right about the socks. Love, Audrey.'" --Stanley Donen
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