--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" <jst...@...> wrote: >
> But now I'm tempted beyond endurance, so I'll mention > just one: Dustin Hoffman asked me for a date when he was > in a weird play called "Harry, Noon, and Night" at the > American Place Theater in NYC, where I was doing > wardrobe. > > http://www.americanplacetheatre.org/stage/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=125&Itemid=28 > > http://tinyurl.com/arvd3e > > I turned him down because at the time I was having a > heavy-duty affair with the company electrician. (Full > disclosure: Hoffman was known at the time as a skirt- > chaser. None of the skirts I knew were interested. He > was short and funny-looking; and in this play he had > the role of a neurotic crippled Nazi faggot, so he > wasn't exactly carrying around a romantic leading-man > aura.) > > The electrician, in stark contrast, was *hot*. > Happen to catch Dustin Hoffman on one of the late night talk shows the other night and was surprised how good he looks, actually quite good looking. I remember he was aging pretty bad there for awhile so maybe he had work cosmetic work done.
