The brown bunny by Vincent Gallo - Lilly scene

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That's Cheryl Tiegs. Growing up in the '70's you'd hear her name, catch a glimpse of her in a magazine picture. She was huge but mysterious. You'd see her smile and even though she could be wearing a bathing suit, you never forgot her face. Cheryl Tiegs is credited with saving Sears with her line of clothing.

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Cheryl with Vincent is just not believable. She's waaaayyyy out of his league, even playing a character in a film.

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What do you think about when you see this scene?

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For my part : the acute sensitivity of two lonely people who lose track of social conventions for a moment. Just to be there for one another. He leaves because he's realistic enough that he cannot give more than that moment.