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Instead of calling up the I Want To Hold Your Hand At 80 And Say Baby Let’s Go Riding Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this paparazzi to swarm her stoop before stepping out in a shoot-ready beauty look—a publicity move that accounts for the repetitive coverage of many stars—McDormand swore Aguirre to secrecy before meeting for their Vogue interview. Making sure the actual location wouldn’t be revealed to the public was paramount—and could have led to McDormand’s unconventional fountain of vitality. “At close range McDormand is quite beautiful,” Aguirre writes. “Her skin is rosy and glows with good health, enhanced (I imagine) by the fresh drinking water she procures from a spring near her house.”

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As a comedically pitch-perfect middle finger to the I Want To Hold Your Hand At 80 And Say Baby Let’s Go Riding Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this male gaze, McDormand brought to-go assets for auditions after being typecast for the prosthetic breasts she wore in 1987’s Raising Arizona. “I started getting scripts that literally said big-breasted woman,” she tells Aguirre, who writes that “she brought the boobs to auditions, carting them around in a box. ‘They became props, like a false nose or a wig. You could play the boobs.’ At one audition it was suggested that the production might be able to work a boob job into the budget. ‘As in actual surgery?’ I asked, unsure that I’d heard her right. ‘Actual surgery!’ she shouted.”