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sidony
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 Posted - February 11 2003 : 10:05:43 PM
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My list doesn't include Uncas only because his hair is perfect in every scene!:) Best hair moments:
Hawkeye striding about the fort before the kiss. The combination of his hair, long rifle- ahem!, and ultra confident swagger made my jaw drop, and provoked more than a few female gasps!:)
After the kiss, Cora is resting in Hawkeye's arms with her hair falling about her waist. I think they more than kissed, don't you?:)
Hawkeye's hair whenever he runs through the forrest
Alice on cliff before she jumps. I loved the slo-mo of her hair blowing across her face
Hawkeye entering the Huron village. He gets knocked over by a Huron, and when he gets up his hair falls very artistically about his face- swoon, drool, pant!:) He looked beautiful (not merely handsome) in that moment
Cora on the promontary. While Hawkeye and Chingacook are mourning Uncas, there's a shot of Cora with her hair blowing freely in the wind. She looks so beautiful, and all traces of the English "lady" are gone. There's a woman who gives the impression that she can hack a living out of the wilderness, with her own two hands. She looks like a fitting mate for Hawkeye.
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morgaine
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Posted - February 11 2003 : 10:53:22 PM
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I loved every moment that you mentioned.
Once before I posted saying that as the movie progresses, you can see that Cora and Hawkeye's hair match--they belong together.
Yes, I love that moment when Alice's hair blows across her face. |
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Theresa
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Posted - February 11 2003 : 11:27:34 PM
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| I didn't particularly care for Hawkeye's coif in the fort scene prior to meeting up with Cora....too much in place for me. I DID like it as he's running up the rock hill after coming out of the river in hot pursuit of Cora and Co....all that slow motion stuff kinda does it for me, even in the scenes at Masacre Valley when he's running and butchering (no pun there) Hurons before rescuing Cora. OH! And as Sidony said in the closing scene, where it is lightly bound in that rawhide piece and blowing in the wind.....yeah, that's a good one. |
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Posted - February 12 2003 : 05:40:33 AM
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As a male, I'm more interested in the ladies' hair [though, if I were keen on the OTHER sex, my favorite 'do' would be Hawkeye, in the Huron village, as he speaks to the Sachem. Be that as it may ...]
Cora: Before, during, & after "The Kiss"
Alice: on the Cliffs |
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Wilderness Woman
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Posted - February 12 2003 : 08:31:46 AM
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Originally posted by sidony
Hawkeye striding about the fort before the kiss. The combination of his hair, long rifle- ahem!, and ultra confident swagger made my jaw drop, and provoked more than a few female gasps!:)
Oh, boy! Does this one ever do it for me! |
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Posted - February 22 2003 : 12:03:56 PM
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| My favorite hair scene has to be the one you mentioned about how when Alice is about to jump and her hair goes in slow-mo across her face. Thats the one in my Book. mohicanwarrior |
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Ellie
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Posted - February 25 2003 : 07:21:33 AM
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My favourite femaile hair scene is in the surgery, when Hawkeye is looking at Cora before he walks out and she is gazing back at him, her hair is tied back but it has a few loose strands falling around her face. My favourite male hair scene is at the beginning at the cabins when the English officer is trying to enlist the colonial malitia - Hawkey is stood with his rifle propping up his arm and his hair is tied back, it shows off his beautiful face to perfection.
p.s. I have often wondered what conditioner Uncas uses to get that fabulous shine! |
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Wilderness Woman
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Posted - February 25 2003 : 08:01:45 AM
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p.s. I have often wondered what conditioner Uncas uses to get that fabulous shine!
Bear grease! 
.... or is that Rosemary Oil? |
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Ellie
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Posted - February 25 2003 : 09:48:05 AM
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| Mmm, dont think Bear grease is easily available in rural England but the Rosemary oil sounds good - I just read the other hair thread! I hear beer and mayonaise can be good too (a bit smelly though). |
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Wilderness Woman
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Posted - February 25 2003 : 12:20:27 PM
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I hear beer and mayonaise can be good too (a bit smelly though).
Not as smelly as bear grease, I'll wager!
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Christina
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Posted - March 04 2003 : 10:49:49 AM
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I know this is a late posting but I just have been back to the board and have to throw in my "hair two cents" as the topic of DDL's HAIR in LOTM has, of course, always been near the top with me:
I agree with the aforementioned votes for his hair in the fortress where he's wandering around in the firelight/leading up the love scene and yes, when he's walking into the Huron village. At that moment he is literally one of the most beautiful beings that has ever existed.
Excuse the exaggeration but...
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Lurking Huron3087
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Posted - March 19 2004 : 2:05:23 PM
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Hmm..when u said mentioned Uncas 's hair was perfect..i watched LOTM to see whether his hair ever looked bad (THough I am a huge fan of eric..)..and sadly....NO! hE always looks great....bout the others..
definitely..alice before she jumped..and the scene when the british was getting trounced by the indians..alice was backing away in horror as she looked at the british getting killed..oh and the Alexandria cameron's little son..his hair is gorgeous... |
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Posted - April 16 2004 : 01:13:10 AM
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| Among the group of civilians leaving the surrendered fort is a young mother carrying her child. The mother's hair gleams gloriously in the sun. |
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Ithiliana
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Posted - April 16 2004 : 3:42:52 PM
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generally, i like natty's hair...
but in the scene right before the kiss, its all poofy (he probably just washed it, my friend has the same kind of hair and its always like that right after she washes it.)
he reminds me of a cocker spaaniel then... |
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Scott Bubar
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Posted - April 17 2004 : 6:14:32 PM
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Originally posted by Ellie
I hear beer and mayonaise can be good too (a bit smelly though).
Not as smelly as bear grease, I'll wager!
(Hi, Scott! )
Now, Wilderness Woman. You know very well bear grease has a light, sweet scent and is just the thing for bringing out the natural sheen.
That's why it was so highly prized by both Native Americans and settlers as a hair dressing.
Plus it was the lubricant of choice for their firelocks.
It was in fact so highly prized that it was being counterfeited by commercial interests in the nineteenth century.
Now, what surprises me is that no one has mentioned Magua.
His 'do' far surpasses that of anyone else in the film. |
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Posted - April 17 2004 : 10:15:45 PM
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Now, Wilderness Woman. You know very well bear grease has a light, sweet scent and is just the thing for bringing out the natural sheen.
I actually have never smelled bear grease. But I have smelled old, rancid fat/grease from other animals and it is not pleasant. Besides, I figure if bear grease will repel mosquitoes, it will repel me! Think I'll stick with the Rosemary Oil. Much more pleasant... and still brings out the "natural sheen."
(You'll never convince me, Scott!  )
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Ithiliana
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Posted - April 17 2004 : 10:31:55 PM
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| you're right, scott... magua doe have a nice hair-do... red feather and all :) |
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alikws
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Posted - April 21 2004 : 3:45:25 PM
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bear grease has a unique, not offensive odor... dogs instinctivly are spooked by it, and it does little to keep the mosquitos at bay, although it and red ochre make you look good [cut to scene at reenactment, soon before the spectator battle, everyone passing mirrors &c around, painting as a group, spectators overcoming spook factor and creeping closer for a better look]... and it does shine hair up a bit and keeps it out of your face
on hair, the native styles [the ear to ear on the abenakis &c] are pretty much on the mark... such is common at reenactments, starting to be seen more regular in the powwow world...
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Posted - April 21 2004 : 6:27:16 PM
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Hello Alikws,
Thanks for your info on bear grease. I actually know nothing about the properties or uses of bear grease, but have been attempting (not very successfully! ) to tease Scott about it off and on for a while. It all began on another thread when someone asked a question about a natural, 18th century-style hair dressing to be used for a white woman. As I said way back then... if it's good enough for a Native American woman, it's good enough for me.
Sorry about the misinformation, and thanks for setting the old gal straight!
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Posted - May 17 2004 : 01:03:56 AM
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I am a sucker for long black hair on men. I like both Uncas's and Hawkeye's hair in this scene, especially Uncas.... yummy!
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Posted - May 17 2004 : 10:34:35 AM
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nice shot! It's pretty funny though..usually the heroines' hair are always gloriously in place or perfectly tousled in movies..no matter what they do..run jump swim.... but in LOTM... cora and alice neat coiffs actually get undone...and though they still look pretty gd...it's seriously messy and actually sorta greasy.. the only hair that stayed perfect and in place was Uncas and Ching...which is kinda unusual 'cos it's usually the ladies' who are like that..
hmm..my personal faves of Uncas is when he first jumps into the canoe..he has this trand of loose fringe..likewise when he runs up the cliffs after alice the last part |
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Posted - May 17 2004 : 9:18:00 PM
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| Definitely when Alice is about to jump off the cliff. She looks gorgeous, but her hair just completes it. I love the look of it; how it's messy and beautiful at the same time, you know what I mean? |
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Posted - May 20 2004 : 5:52:36 PM
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| Hmmmm best hair scene. I would have to say Alice when she gets up so Duncan and Cora can talk. For someone who has been sleeping she shows no sign of bed head! Some people have it made I swear!!!! Hee hee! |
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Posted - January 13 2005 : 10:33:55 AM
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| that seen after hawkeye and cora get down and dirty, when they have the sun dropping in the background. thats nice. |
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Posted - February 11 2005 : 11:18:16 PM
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| Come on guys... Magua is the most impressive looking character in the entire film....his hair wins with the red hair tuft and braids in the battle scene after the fort ...but the Ottawa who keeps the Frenchman out of the burial area and his buddies have cool hair and the Osage or Abnaki who is talking with Montcolm before Magua enters has a nice do.... |
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Posted - February 16 2005 : 5:10:09 PM
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he's an abenaki, in the movie, the abenakis pretty consistantly have the ear to ear forward shaved, rest loose style... and often ornate facial tatoos... nice earing too...
a 'directors call' put all 'good' indians with full heads of hair and 'bad' indians with somewhat shaved heads - not entirely accurate...
magua's hair, head and arm tatoos are largely based on the benjamen west painting 'the death of wolfe'.. you never see him without leggings, so no leg work is visable..
missing is the mohawk pattern near his ear and the bear paw on his shoulder
an image of that painting is at:
http://www.artchive.com/artchive/W/west/death_of_wolfe.jpg.html
tatoos are a little fuzzy there, hard to find a good clear detail of that one
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