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I remember the first time I was consciously aware of Warren Beatty. He walked out onto the Arsenio Hall stage to promote Dick Tracy and my heart stopped. From that point on, while all of my friends were drooling over NKOTB and whoever else was popular at the time, I was devoted to Warren.
I was probably the only 14 year old who owned a copy of "Reds" and everyone who loved me had to sit through at least one viewing of "Bonnie & Clyde."
I think part of his charm is the way he can be both confident and shy simultaneously. He knows he's got it but he's also a very private person. He made selective film choices and learned to use the media to his advantage. Warren Beatty is willing to make a statement if it is important to him and isn't worried about popularity.
Although he'll never know, I always try to make a small gesture to acknowledge his birthday. This year, I decided to share some of my favorite pictures. The man was handsome. Still is quite handsome. And, you have to admit, in the 1970's he was sporting his own version of diva hips and fuck me hair.
I was probably the only 14 year old who owned a copy of "Reds" and everyone who loved me had to sit through at least one viewing of "Bonnie & Clyde."
I think part of his charm is the way he can be both confident and shy simultaneously. He knows he's got it but he's also a very private person. He made selective film choices and learned to use the media to his advantage. Warren Beatty is willing to make a statement if it is important to him and isn't worried about popularity.
Although he'll never know, I always try to make a small gesture to acknowledge his birthday. This year, I decided to share some of my favorite pictures. The man was handsome. Still is quite handsome. And, you have to admit, in the 1970's he was sporting his own version of diva hips and fuck me hair.
