With the whole Hunger Games Katniss casting drama, apparently, other people had a different working definition.
Yeah, growing up in NJ, with a lot of people of Mediterrean descent, olive just meant ... olive. Greek or Italian or Portuguese.
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With the whole Hunger Games Katniss casting drama, apparently, other people had a different working definition.
Yeah, growing up in NJ, with a lot of people of Mediterrean descent, olive just meant ... olive. Greek or Italian or Portuguese.
That was confusing to me, too, because I have (very pale) olive skin as an american of Italian descent.
I have no idea what olive skin looks like.
John Turturro or Antonio Banderas. Lea Michelle from Glee.
Huh. Okay.
This is clearly like the blond thing for me, because I see no similarity between the Turturros and and Banderas.
Olive skin isn't just one tone, though. Just like any other kind of skin. It's a range.
To me it is an undertone- like blue, pink or yellow. Except green. Like plei said, and I learned it from doing stage makeup. But I accept that that isn't the generally accepted definition
But I accept that that isn't the generally accepted definition
Yeah, but it was until really recently, damn it.
...I was the third choice.
Who were the other two?