Pharmacy, street, fan art. Issue 165
Tilda Swinton can be called an actress with the most unusual face of all that has ever graced this or that Hollywood movie. At the same time, Catherine Matilda Swinton of Kimmerheim herself emphasizes in her interviews that since childhood she was deprived of illusions about her beauty and did not suffer from this at all. She even rejoiced that she did not have to constantly remember her plump lips and behave accordingly, using her appearance as currency.However, Tilda still used her appearance - to embody a variety of images in the cinema. So, in the film "Orlando" she played a man who in the first part of the plot is a man, and the second is a woman. In Jim Jarmusch's drama Only Lovers Left Alive, she reincarnated as a beautiful vampire and made a brilliant duet with the equally exquisitely lanky Tom Hiddleston, and in the Korean dystopia Through the Snow Swinton she played a hideous cowardly old woman. Currently, the actress is not lacking in new interesting proposals: soon such films with the participation of Tilda as Doctor Strange, War Machine, Okja and Suspiria will be released on the big screens, and we can still admire the fan-art dedicated to this inimitable woman ... abdelali ismaili  Adrie Tejero  Alisa Rantanen  Amor et Squalore  Andrey Vladimirov  Annette Sheridan  Aubin A Sadiki  Benjamin Curry  Bianca Correia  diana won  Elena Mantovan  Elina Novak  Fabian Sanabria  Hakan Arblom    HAN MI SUK  Harris Aidonopoulos  Ian Hain  Japi Honoo  Jenna McCloskey  Jong hun Ha  Judy Ta  Juliette Samykina  L Hoener  Magdalena Szymaniec  Maria Lima  Marilia Visan  Melissa Hespelt  mozza lee  Murat Turan  Neena Felizzi Gatdu  olga martin  Patryk Mogilnicki  Peeranut Kiatchalermkhun  Penny Lane  Phil Shelly  Philippe Chaput  Roberta Maddalena  Sara Netherway  Tandem Fotoluistracion  Trevor Messersmith  Vero Navarro  Yoalli Estrada  Ze Otavio  Zeng Sam  Zinaida Korotkova  Zsofia Szabo  Zybartas Ciurlys  Alexander Pavlov 
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