Re: The back of Indy's hat.

Posted by MF from h00105a17b29a.ne.mediaone.net on September 27, 2000 at 23:08:59:

In Reply to: The back of Indy's hat. posted by DirtyFrank on September 27, 2000 at 15:01:30:

An interesting point you bring up.

In ROTLA, almost all of the Nepal/Cairo scenes feature the same hat, readily identifiable by the big upturn on the stage-right side of the hat (left side to TV viewers).

This hat has a HUGE downturn in the front of the brim; not so much a roll, but a severe 60-degree-ish turn.

This hat, with it's squared top (looking head-on) as opposed to the normal camel-hump of the rest of the hats, is my fave.

In my opinion, on of the features of the hats with the downturned/flat back (now we're back on topic :-)) is that it accentuates the roll up of the sides...

If you like that kind of look (I do personally), then it's a big benefit.

The LC hats have a much more upward curve to the rear brims and that is a reason I find the Indy Miller a good choice for that style...

// mf

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