In "ABOUT FACE: SUPERMODELS THEN AND NOW," Monday at 9 p.m. on HBO, the director Timothy Greenfield-Sanders talks with some great 20th-century beauties like Carmen Dell'Orefice, still working at 81, about the relationship between fashion and physical appearance, and the inevitable: growing old.
We Won't Pay!," he staunchly defended beleaguered consumers, and in "About Face," he crosscut the effects of terrorism and capitalism.
As her reign continued, more dramatists joined in: she was played by Hilary Turner in an adaptation of Jeffrey Archer's First Among Equals; and by Maureen Lipman in About Face.
A soft snow falls lightly on Venice in ABOUT FACE (Atlantic Monthly, $24), Donna Leon's latest mystery featuring Commissario Guido Brunetti, a sight so precious that "Brunetti closed his eyes from the joy of it".
A similar gimmick once worked in Peter Shaffer's "Black Comedy". In "About Face," nothing works, in the dark or in the light, except Joanne Sternberg's Sally, who is so vibrantly attractive that her very presence could be counterproductive to the play's theme, once the playwright is ready to communicate it.
Sharrona Pearl (in "About Faces: Physiognomy in Nineteenth-Century Britain". Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press) makes an additional point.
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In an about-face, Lenin had initiated the quasi-capitalist New Economic Policy.
