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Guille grooms her friend and adjusts her costume, shows a fondness for flowers--in her hair, in her mouth, hiding her face--and offers her ample thigh as a pillow for Belinda, who mugs outrageously for the camera, dons fake nails and swimming goggles, blows bubbles through a straw at goldfish in a tank, and, in two memorable images, traverses a barbed-wire fence to stand in a field in a kind of Cat in the Hat bandleader outfit pointing a stick at a pig. Before breaking into acting, Lee had found reasonable success as a musician, jockey, boxer, bandleader and restaurateur; but acting would be his final calling, if not his death wish. Bandleader George Yoshida (his J-town Big Band played for the evening's closing community dance) provided the narration for Watanabe and Anderson's hauntingly floating central duet--simple in vocabulary, complex in emotions. |
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bandleader - the leader of a dance band