ETYEK (Hungary) • By the time Antonio Banderas shaved off his eyebrows and hair to play Pablo Picasso - his lifelong hero - he had already been asked to portray Picasso twice. "Oh, yes," he said. "Twice before."
He sat in a director's chair. On his nose, cheeks and chin, he wore silicone prosthetics for the ways he did not resemble Picasso: to thin out his featherbed lips, to make his nose fleshier and his jowls jowlier, to mask his beautiful face.
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