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The trope needs a new picture, since according to a comment below the \'\'Agora\'\' entry, the film is an example of AgeLift, not this trope.
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The trope needs a new picture, since according to a comment below the \\\'\\\'Agora\\\'\\\' entry, the film is an example of AgeLift, not this trope:
* \\\'\\\'{{Film/Agora}}\\\'\\\': Even in the first scenes, the character Hypatia ought to already be much older than [[RachelWeisz her actress]]. By the end of the movie, the character was 60 or 65, while the actress still looked like 25 to 35.
** Given various sources of her birthdate, Hypatia might be as young as 45. Rachel Weisz was 39. Also, the film took aesthetic license in liberal dosage, so Hypatia might even be canonically in her 30s in the movie.
* \\\'\\\'{{Film/Agora}}\\\'\\\': Even in the first scenes, the character Hypatia ought to already be much older than [[RachelWeisz her actress]]. By the end of the movie, the character was 60 or 65, while the actress still looked like 25 to 35.
** Given various sources of her birthdate, Hypatia might be as young as 45. Rachel Weisz was 39. Also, the film took aesthetic license in liberal dosage, so Hypatia might even be canonically in her 30s in the movie.
