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Raquel Welch....oh mama mia. 
...beautiful actresses...
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trickblue said:Oh yes... I used to have this poster of her when I was young...
and Jeannie (Barbara Eden)... no explanation needed LTN...
Yes there were a many of Young Men that dreamed of Jeannie.
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how many used to have this poster...
I remember thinking she was the hottest thing...now I look back and just do not see what I saw in her then.
I remember thinking she was the hottest thing...now I look back and just do not see what I saw in her then.
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trickblue said:
lmao!!!!!
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Hostile said:
I wish I could remember but I can not and would screw up all the details that made it so good at the time.
All well...it was my fantasy
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I had it. All my friends were jealous.BrAinPaiNt said:how many used to have this poster...
I remember thinking she was the hottest thing...now I look back and just do not see what I saw in her then.
"Charlie's Angels" helped a lot of young men grow up.
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Anyone remember Buck Rogers 25th Century.
Erin Gray - Bucks Side kick
And Pamela Hensley (sp?) that played the Princess of the bad guys....
Wow both of those ladies where hot.
Erin Gray - Bucks Side kick
And Pamela Hensley (sp?) that played the Princess of the bad guys....
Wow both of those ladies where hot.
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....I tell you a woman I liked,Sophia Loren...La Loren had a body of work....errrr Blue Dolphin and yada yada yada..here's the thing I liked about Sophia...she was married to Carlo Ponti...Carlo was a good 20 years older,a director by trade,he ran afowl of the Italian tax collectors...(how that could be is one of life's major mysteries since NO ONE pays taxes in ITALY)...Carlo,short,balding and on the lam...he ended up in Monte Carlo...home incidently of Bjorn Borg...my wife 's favourite tennis player...Ms. Loren stayed by him...she also passes the linguini test...invented by me...it simply means...that when you date a girl/women...and you start to eat spagetti...if she smiles when you eat the pasta WITHOUT benefit of a spoon to twirl...you have a keeper...so yes Sophia Loren...ACTOR non pariel..LaTunaNostra said:You too, stop copping out. It's amazing to me you guys get any. I think I'd make a better man than any of you. At least I have a true appreciation of beauty, or my perception of it, at least.
Name a woman you find attractive and tell us why.
Pay verbal homage to a female actor (we eschew the word actress) or stay out of my thread..
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TH, I know Kelly was only wardrobed by Edith Head and Helen Rose in her film career, and of course, in a Hitchcock film, The Master picked out each dress himself.Hostile said:To me beauty is about so many things. It is about grace. That's why the most fitting name was given to one of the silver screens most dazzling women.
Grace Kelly, truly a princess in more ways than one.
I read something about that dress a while back - either the original was auctioned off or some replica made up for some diva. I hope not to see that dress on Oscar night next, worn with army boots.
Grace certainly was the haute couture queen, along with Audrey, and amazingly, in those days a beautiful woman in film did not have to be at least 5'8" to wear a Dior, and look good in it.
I know the scene well - will watch the film over and over just to see Kelly in the fashions again.
Like Bergman, she measured up to Hitchcock's ideal of a female lead - elegant and carefully coiffed blonde. Kim Novak came close, and he invented Tippi Hendron, but Grace was the real deal.