For some reason, girls don't scream when confronted
with the wax Beatles.
Hasn't Nelson Mandela suffered enough? Now he has to be juxtaposed with
world super villains Castro and Arafat? Castro looks so stiff--does he
have a cigar up his ass? The birthmark on Gorbachev's head was nicely
detailed.
Julie tries to emulate Bob Dylan's pose. This is a recurring theme in
our Madame Tussaud's photos and in most people Madame Tussaud's photos.
Either we're not very creative or we want to be EXACTLY like our favorite
stars.
Although disgusted by Woody Allen's relationship with Soon Yi, Sherry
and Julie do not hesitate to sit next to him at the garden party and schmooze.
Note Woody's self-protective body language. He would clearly like to escape.
The
Today show cast, rear view. Impressive rears.
Chrissy poses with one of her minor
celebrity obsessions, Patrick Stewart.
Mary was struck by the hugeness of George Washington.
He was football player huge. Mary always pictures historical people
as being little so they could fit in their little beds. George must
have had his beds specially made, probably by the same guy who made
his wooden teeth.
We found it rather disturbing that
Christopher Reeve was portrayed in his wheelchair. Don't get us wrong--we
think he's inspirational and all that. It's just kind of a fun killer.
Ru Paul atop a fountain--the bizarre
centerpiece of the garden party scene.
The Evander Holyfield wax dummy was so accurate, it was missing part of
its ear! Wax Don King lurks in the background, just like he does in real
life.
Julie tries to emulate Bob Dylan's pose. This is a recurring theme in
our Madame Tussaud's photos and in most people Madame Tussaud's photos.
Either we're not very creative or we want to be EXACTLY like our favorite
stars. 
The
Today show cast, rear view. Impressive rears. 
