Cher, Eternal Beauty Chameleon, Just Wants to Have Fun

Winter’s first snow is expected in Brooklyn this week, which means, at last, it’s Moonstruck season. Flurries falling on Cher’s dark curls is the defining image of the 1987 movie, which saw a fresh wave of attention in the pandemic’s early months. The scene is a romantic tug-of-war. Cher plays a bookkeeper in a sensible, if lackluster, engagement; Nicolas Cage is the fiancé’s hot-blooded brother, intent on wooing her after the opera. “We aren’t here to make things perfect. Snowflakes are perfect. Stars are perfect,” he says, her exhales forming clouds as her resolve starts to slip. “Not us. Not… Read Full Article