Actual living human examples of the "Classical" phenotype?
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saw a movie with Jodie Foster yesterday eve
she's got it too
she's got it too
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well if football players are not good enough
then singers and actress
theodoridou, yet her ex husband was a plastic surgery doctor
melina kanakarides (by her name she must be Pontian Greek
an old one photo viki moscholiou
and finally Zena pegky
except if we are looking for this
Sarbat Gula from Afganistan
then singers and actress
theodoridou, yet her ex husband was a plastic surgery doctor
melina kanakarides (by her name she must be Pontian Greek
an old one photo viki moscholiou
and finally Zena pegky
except if we are looking for this
Sarbat Gula from Afganistan
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Yetos, you can't tell unless you have a profile picture. Melina Kanakaredes absolutely doesn't have one...her nose is like a ski slope, low rooted and upward tilting.
I thought Lisa Zane, Greek-American, would definitely have one, but when I saw the profile picture it was a bust...low root, and bumpy.
Ironside, the Afghan woman has a definite curve in her nose. I don't know about the brother, whether it has a curve or not, but the bridge is very narrow, so I would guess it probably does. That's not classical. Eric Trump has one, but not the brother, as there is a definite indentation in the brother's, or Fire-Haired would be right, and there would be tons of people with it, which there aren't, at least not anymore.
Fire-Haired, you have to look at the eye area...there has to be no or almost no indentation at the root there. That's what Ironside meant by parallelism.
Over and beyond that, most "West Europeans" don't have noses as long or as straight as that.
I thought Lisa Zane, Greek-American, would definitely have one, but when I saw the profile picture it was a bust...low root, and bumpy.
Ironside, the Afghan woman has a definite curve in her nose. I don't know about the brother, whether it has a curve or not, but the bridge is very narrow, so I would guess it probably does. That's not classical. Eric Trump has one, but not the brother, as there is a definite indentation in the brother's, or Fire-Haired would be right, and there would be tons of people with it, which there aren't, at least not anymore.
Fire-Haired, you have to look at the eye area...there has to be no or almost no indentation at the root there. That's what Ironside meant by parallelism.
Over and beyond that, most "West Europeans" don't have noses as long or as straight as that.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bekim_Fehmiu
He was the first Eastern European actor to star in Hollywood during the Cold War.[4]
Known for his macho appearance and mild manner, Fehmiu was then wooed by Western filmmakers and signed a contract with the Academy Award-winning producer Dino De Laurentiis. It was De Laurentiis who, in 1968, cast him as Odysseus in the acclaimed mini-series of The Odyssey. It was the first blockbuster of Italian television and made Fehmiu an icon in Europe.
In his role of Odysseus:
Here is in the Kunsthistorisches Museum of Vienna observing the helmet of Scanderbeg:
In this photo he is with Irene Papas. Fehmiu is Ulysses, Papas is Penelope.
BTW, Irene Papas is at last half Albanian but is high probabile that she was full Albanian ancestry.
He was the first Eastern European actor to star in Hollywood during the Cold War.[4]
Known for his macho appearance and mild manner, Fehmiu was then wooed by Western filmmakers and signed a contract with the Academy Award-winning producer Dino De Laurentiis. It was De Laurentiis who, in 1968, cast him as Odysseus in the acclaimed mini-series of The Odyssey. It was the first blockbuster of Italian television and made Fehmiu an icon in Europe.
In his role of Odysseus:
Here is in the Kunsthistorisches Museum of Vienna observing the helmet of Scanderbeg:
In this photo he is with Irene Papas. Fehmiu is Ulysses, Papas is Penelope.
BTW, Irene Papas is at last half Albanian but is high probabile that she was full Albanian ancestry.
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Going by those profile photos, neither of them has it, but especially not the man, whose nose droops down, giving it a Middle Eastern vibe in a profile view.
If it isn't "parallel" from the forehead to the nose, it isn't the classical Greek nose, people. Parallel...look at the area of the nose near the eyes. The root of the nose has to be close to parallel to the forehead.
This is Antinous, supposedly the most beautiful man of his age:
The Venus de Milo, the epitome of female beauty for the Greeks:
If it isn't "parallel" from the forehead to the nose, it isn't the classical Greek nose, people. Parallel...look at the area of the nose near the eyes. The root of the nose has to be close to parallel to the forehead.
This is Antinous, supposedly the most beautiful man of his age:
The Venus de Milo, the epitome of female beauty for the Greeks:
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@Laberia,
One more idiotic post based on your Albanian agenda, and you're out of here. Also, don't ever post an unsubstantiated claim again, and the fact that "Albanian media" are the only ones reporting such a thing is equivalent to having no proof.
I've had enough of you de-railing every freaking thread even tangentially related to Greece or the Balkans, and to the misrepresentations of fact, and so are most of our posters and our moderators. You've only lasted this long because I'm too soft. Don't push me.
One more idiotic post based on your Albanian agenda, and you're out of here. Also, don't ever post an unsubstantiated claim again, and the fact that "Albanian media" are the only ones reporting such a thing is equivalent to having no proof.
I've had enough of you de-railing every freaking thread even tangentially related to Greece or the Balkans, and to the misrepresentations of fact, and so are most of our posters and our moderators. You've only lasted this long because I'm too soft. Don't push me.
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While this guys doesn't really have it, he still has something:
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While this guys doesn't really have it, he still has something:
He looks like he who must not be named!
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He looks like he who must not be named!
Ehhh...what?
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Iv seen this nose in real life before. Was a tall Med looking chick, Might have been Italian or Greek, Maybe even Turkish. No idea what her ancestry was.
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