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Mira Sorvino: I just made [Romy’s voice] a little bit lower because I felt that Romy is the guy in the relationship. She’s the John Wayne in her head. So it made sense to have a more masculine tenor to her. And I wanted her physicality to feel like a football player in drag. Like, when you see her marching to places in her high heels, it shouldn’t ever look graceful.

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Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion is one of Jenn’s favorite movies, so I’ve seen it a good amount. But I’m okay with it, because it’s hilarious, so here’s a drawing from it.

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LEGGY BEAUTIES APPRECIATION HOUR IS NOW -- ROMY & MICHELLE EDITION.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on one of the most quotable, fashionable, and iconic dynamic duos of the last century, Michele Weinberger (played by Lisa Kudrow) and Romy White (Mira Sorvino) in the ditzy buddy comedy, "Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion" (1997), directed by David Mirkin.

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"They were loosely based, just visually, on these girls I used to see going into a club on Sunset Blvd.,” Schiff says. “You’d see these two friends, and they looked like they got dressed together and were wearing different versions of the same thing.” She was shocked to see the characters earn “a huge laugh and applause” on opening night from their entrance alone: “I’m standing in the theater going, why? I’m still fascinated what made them applaud just by seeing them.” And the laughs kept coming —especially when Romy admitted that she hates throwing up in public, and Michele replied, "Me too.""

-- VANITY FAIR, "The Woman Who Created "Romy and Michele" Never Thought They’d Be So Popular," by Garin Pirnia, c. April 2017

Sources: www.vogue.co.uk/arts-and-lifestyle/article/romy-and-micheles-high-school-reunion & Vanity Fair.