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Pete McCluskey.
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My wife of course!
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Pete McCluskey.
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Yes and imagine the Brownie points if she reads it?:laugh:
Second would be Sophia Loren, closely followed by Gina L.
Second would be Sophia Loren, closely followed by Gina L.
Jim Rosenthal
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All of these women were beautiful, but one story from long ago I'll share here:
In 1973 I was fortunate enough to take a photography workshop in Yosemite National Park with Ansel Adams, and my roommate for three weeks was a fellow named Gabriel Figueroa Flores, I think. His father, Gabriel Figueroa, was a famous and talented cinematographer who had filmed, among other movies, "Night Of The Iguana". Gabo Jr. told me some stories about being on the set of the movie with his dad, and one of the things that he said was that Deborah Kerr was (in addition to being very beautiful) one of the kindest people he had ever met in his life. According to him, she was gentle, funny, gracious and unfailingly courteous to everyone involved in the film.
I was delighted to see a photo of her in the feature on fifty beautiful women. I am even more delighted to have someone's firsthand account of her other qualities, and based on that, I'd pick her (or Natalie Portman, who from all accounts is just as classy and decent) After all, we all age, and decency outstrips everything else in the long run.
In 1973 I was fortunate enough to take a photography workshop in Yosemite National Park with Ansel Adams, and my roommate for three weeks was a fellow named Gabriel Figueroa Flores, I think. His father, Gabriel Figueroa, was a famous and talented cinematographer who had filmed, among other movies, "Night Of The Iguana". Gabo Jr. told me some stories about being on the set of the movie with his dad, and one of the things that he said was that Deborah Kerr was (in addition to being very beautiful) one of the kindest people he had ever met in his life. According to him, she was gentle, funny, gracious and unfailingly courteous to everyone involved in the film.
I was delighted to see a photo of her in the feature on fifty beautiful women. I am even more delighted to have someone's firsthand account of her other qualities, and based on that, I'd pick her (or Natalie Portman, who from all accounts is just as classy and decent) After all, we all age, and decency outstrips everything else in the long run.
Pat
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Ooops...
Guess who?
Americans will probably know this one but lets see if any Euros do?
(PS when you've done looking at it - show this picture to your daughters and say, "NO!")
Keith,
Perhaps she was going for the "Cabbage Patch Doll" look.
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WOGGish or not, it's probably true. Hate it when a plan goes bad!
I'd have to tackle Vivian Leigh for a night simply out of curiosity. The woman is said to have had an insatiable appetite for sex and while many of them are stunners it'd be nice to know that once you get in there (er, the bed I mean) one would have to be on their A game because there's a very good chance it might be a night to remember! Did I read somewhere that the great man himself, Porfirio Rubirosa, had trouble keeping up with her.....and he bedded some of the greatest woman of his time.
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