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How a throwaway idea at the Barkley ad agency became the "Sonic Guys."
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Timothy Harris
Executive Director, Real Change
Seattle
Ella Taylor describes Cate Blanchett's looks as "fabulous" [Holiday Film, "Tea and Cate," Dec. 20]. Why is it always necessary to describe famous women as beautiful? The fact is that Blanchett is plainer looking than the average movie star actress. Her facial bone structure has an angular, harsh, rugged-type look that is almost masculine; and her body, while thin, is too sinewy to be considered stereotypically sexy.
She is a good actress, and she plays intelligent roles. She does not play bimbo-type parts probably because she focuses on developing talent instead of being able to coast by on looks.
Mark Bee
Seattle
I love it [Pet Cemetery, "Hurtin' for a Squirtin'," Dec. 20]! Mike Seely is amazing. He did a really great job on this. Yes, it was just a fish, but it was also a part of the family, and flushing a family member can be rough. His writing has healed my broken heart! I'll finally have my closure!! Thanks.
Haley J. Fisher
Seattle
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