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I think this discussion about Mrs. Kintner age has jumped the shark.

She didn't to me in 1975, perhaps people looked older then and she didn't wear any makeup so she never looked significantly older than 45 to me.

Yet, she's listed as Mrs.

No, it's Olivia singing that song on this BRD.

I didn't noticed, but you do have both sound mixes on this BRD to compare that scene. Crawdaddy

She didn't work for you, but she did for me. Enough said!

Thank you! I deeply felt her pain and the tragedy of her losing her only child on that dock.

The one thing I do know, it's not enough people to detract from this film's status as one of the greatest films ever made. In the end, you can't please everyone of your audience so Spielberg can take the cumulative positive reaction to this film's casting and be very happy with that final result.

I doubt that since only a few people seem to be bother by her appearance enough to make note of it. Crawdaddy

Or said actor, playing a young law school graduate meeting up with Liberty Valence at the age of 54 in 1962. Furthermore, both he and Wayne another mid-50s actor romanizing Vera Miles a good 20 years younger than either of them.

You got that right! Hell, my mother gave birth to five kids over an 19 year period, granted, my younger brother probably was an accident since his birth came a good 10 years after her last child.

As to this BRD, perfect, exactly why I love this hobby. I wasn't this excited watching a BRD in a long time. It was like seeing it new all over again. A great job by everyone involved with this BRD production. Crawdaddy

Me too, I don't agree with the criticism about her acting.

I'm not so sure about that as my mother had my younger brother when she was in her late 30s back in 1965, and Alex Kintner appeared to be about 8 or 9 years old. Crawdaddy