You can tell how recent one of Jackie Chan's movies is by the size of his nose.
They analyzed his skin color, his rate of blinking, his height, and the size of his nose.
(1986) It's not the size of the nose that matters, it's what's inside that counts.
His outsize talents are matched only by the size of his nose, about which he is most sensitive.
Beginning with a fairly realistic portrait, the display revealed him increasing the size of her nose until it swallows up her face.
According to a report in the conservative Etemad newspaper, as many as 200,000 Iranians, mostly women, go to cosmetic surgeons each year to reduce the size of their nose and make the tip point upwards.
They mocked her ceaselessly for the size of her nose, but she never took offence, "because it's almost more like kudos – you're in the club and they know you can take it".
She was, she admitted, mercilessly knocked for the size of her nose "because it's almost more like kudos – you're in the club and they know you can take it".
It's lots of fun, particularly when Martin responds to jibes at the size of his nose with a litany of imaginative insults; and although a schmaltzy ending is on the cards, it retains much of the lyricism of the original: it's a proper love story.
I don't suppose many would have fixated on the size of her nose as she stood at the front of the lecture hall (I imagine it packed) - as the media did when Nicole Kidman dressed down to play her in The Hours.
These lines did not diverge through time, since they were glued together by interbreeding across the ancient world, so modern features could gradually evolve, spread and accumulate, alongside long-term regional differences in things like the shape of the face and the size of the nose.
