From here.

I can't believe I never saw this, but this commercial consists of Faye Dunaway eating a hard-boiled egg for 90 seconds. Okay, I'm sold...

Framed by stills from one of my favorite movies, Madonna is seen framing shots for W.E. (or behind-the-scenes at the Material Girl shoot). She looks so right behind a camera; I hope that watching W.E. will prove that she is so right behind a camera.  

Globe (June 28, 2010) reveals a recent shot of Faye Dunaway, 69, walking around with a surgical mask hiding what is probably some kind of facial rejuvenation (surgical or chemical). Not too out of the ordinary, but the article insists that Dunaway has said she's never had plastic surgery. Um, see above. 

I wish she were still famous as a great actress instead of as the moody grandma of the Barbi Twins.

 

With credit to MadonnaTribe.com (and thanks to Giulio), this is an old discovery (probably first posted on that site years ago) about an old video, but one that still fascinates me—I never noticed at the time how directly the Joan Crawford film Humoresque (1946, dir. by Jean Negulesco) inspired Madonna's "The Power Of Good-Bye" director Matthew Rolston.

I wonder how Crawford—who died of cancer before Madonna made her mark—would have related to Ciccone? Probably about as well as Faye Dunaway is relating to Hilary Duff.