[Kalimac]

Maybe it's because they're used to seeing women in movies who have more of the plastic-perfect look to them (the sort of look where a simple freckle is a major blemish). I seriously doubt they'd turn up their noses at someone like Miss Otto if they met her in real life (or if they did, they'd have some really off-the-charts standards). Liv Tyler has more of the plastic-perfect look to her.<P>Personally, I think Miranda Otto was a great choice; she looks like someone who could conceivably have grown up in royal but still comparatively rough-hewn circumstances, and grown up to be beautiful, but not the kind of beautiful which requires the work of six plastic surgeons and a $600 hairstylist.