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Subject: Re:Favourite Wetlook scene(s) from movies / TV shows?

Date: Wed 27/03/19 20:09:57 GMT

Name: David Faltskog

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Dorothy Malone in 'The Last Voyage' sparked my passion for wetlook at an early age.

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Re:Favourite Wetlook scene(s) from movies / TV shows?

By Rudy - rukl57@hotmail.com Wed 27/03/19 14:34:46 GMT

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I love vintage movies such as

Bride By Mistake / Laraine Day

Merton of the Movies / Virgina O'Brien

Tell It to the Judge / Rosalind Russell

Nothing Sacred / Carole Lombard

and hundreds more...

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Favourite Wetlook scene(s) from movies / TV shows?

By Anonymous - Tue 26/03/19 23:09:53 GMT

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I know this is discussed from time to time, but I'd like to hear your best suggestions for Wetlook scenes from movies or TV shows (or even music videos).. basically from any source of entertainment.

One of my favourite Wetlook scenes involves Diane Kruger in the movie "Unknown" (starring Liam Neeson as the main protagonist). This happens early on in the movie when she crashes a taxi into a river and then escapes. She wears grey long sleeve sweater with a black vest, tight blue jeans and black boots. The scene is not very long but there are many shots of her fully soaked. This reminds me that Diane Kruger has another great wetlook scene in one of the National Treasure movies towards the end (I believe it's in the second movie).

Otherwise, Alycia Debnam-Carey has many good wetlook scenes in Fear the Walking Dead and in the movie "Into the Storm", though most of them are quite short.

Let's hear about your favourite wetlook scenes and which actresses are involved in them! :)

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