Beauties lost to time

[HarrisburgDave]

Add as you see fit. I am internet challenged, but here goes



Myrna Loy. She was in so many great films, but was never nominated for an Oscar. Her career stretched over seven decades. She was first cast as an exotic beauty, then a sassy girlfriend, then the perfect wife. She had an intelligence that came off the screen. Oh, she also was a perfect red head.

 

[IrishHerb]

I think I recognize 2 of the beauties, the other 2 I'm not sure of. Could you add names?

 

[HarrisburgDave]

Suzy Parker- The iconic model of the 1950s. Now usually recognized for her appearance in the Twilight Zone as a model of the ultimate beauty. That neck!

 

[HarrisburgDave]

Gene Tierney - That overbite was the only flaw in this classic mid century beauty. Rarely remembered now.

 

[HarrisburgDave]

Carol Linley - she was just so hot. Most famous for her many TV show appearances in the 60s and 70s. Responsible for many of my early “funny feelings”.

 

[HarrisburgDave]

I think I recognize 2 of the beauties, the other 2 I'm not sure of. Could you add names?

I tried to fix the mess I created. Captions as requested.

 

[HarrisburgDave]

Claudia Cardinale. Why this photo? It incorporates two favorite subjects. Claudia and spaghetti. Is this porn? Perhaps. Only if you are viewing it properly.

 

[ACGT]

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Gene Tierney - That overbite was the only flaw in this classic mid century beauty. Rarely remembered now.

I'll go with Gene Tierney, but do not regard the slight overbite as a flaw. My 1st girlfriend had a bit of an overbite and I have been a sucker for the look ever since.

 

[WyomingLion]

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Claudia Cardinale. Why this photo? It incorporates two favorite subjects. Claudia and spaghetti. Is this porn? Perhaps. Only if you are viewing it properly.

This one gave me “funny feelings “……….

 

[Bob78]

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Carol Linley - she was just so hot. Most famous for her many TV show appearances in the 60s and 70s. Responsible for many of my early “funny feelings”.

Speaking of those early funny feelings.... my two deepest "love interests" at that age were Laura Petrie (MTM) and Mrs. Peel (Diana Rigg). The 60s versions of those two would fit in very well with your theme, I believe.

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[IrishHerb]

I tried to fix the mess I created. Captions as requested.

Thank you. I recognized Lynley, she was one of my favorites growing up. Missed the other 3.

 

[GrimReaper]

Ella Raines. a/k/a Mrs. Robin Olds:

 

[HarrisburgDave]

Speaking of those early funny feelings.... my two deepest "love interests" at that age were Laura Petrie (MTM) and Mrs. Peel (Diana Rigg). The 60s versions of those two would fit in very well with your theme, I believe.

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I agree absolutely. Mrs. Peel in those tight leather outfits!

 

[EricStratton-RushChairman]

 

[Woodpecker]

And the "Mother of Wi-Fi"

 

[Bkmtnittany1]

I'll go with Gene Tierney, but do not regard the slight overbite as a flaw. My 1st girlfriend had a bit of an overbite and I have been a sucker for the look ever since.

Overbite? Sucker???? Holy sh*t, be right back!

 

[4theglory54]

Lana Turner, she always looked like she meant business.

 

[TheBigUglies]

Ella Raines. a/k/a Mrs. Robin Olds:

Man face

 

[EricStratton-RushChairman]

And the "Mother of Wi-Fi"

Is that not one of the craziest back stories ever? Amazing woman.

 

[SurgeOne]

Add as you see fit. I am internet challenged, but here goes

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Myrna Loy. She was in so many great films, but was never nominated for an Oscar. Her career stretched over seven decades. She was first cast as an exotic beauty, then a sassy girlfriend, then the perfect wife. She had an intelligence that came off the screen. Oh, she also was a perfect red head.

How do I insert my picture? No flags please…

 

[razpsu]

Spartacus was a lucky guy

 

[Hugh Laurie]

Joanne Woodward

 

[HarrisburgDave]

Spartacus was a lucky guy
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I’m Spartacus! (Or at least wished I was)

 

[leinbacker]

Julie Newmar, aka Catwoman

 

[Midnighter]

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Suzy Parker- The iconic model of the 1950s. Now usually recognized for her appearance in the Twilight Zone as a model of the ultimate beauty. That neck!

Actress April Bowlby is near spitting image…

 

[Nits74]

Joanne Woodward
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Run away winner IMO

 

[Blair10]

The lovely Natalie Wood.

 

[Ghost of OM]

Damn good stuff guys. Holy crap!

 

[Nitt1300]

going back further- Lillian Gish

 

[PSUJam]

Damn I thought this thread was dedicated to my last boat.

 

[PSUJam]

Here's a beauty for you, Dave!

 

[PhillyBillyReprise]

Mr. Ed’s mommy, Connie Hines:

 

[HarrisburgDave]

Louise Brooks was another icon lost to time. The ideal Flapper of the 1920s. She has inspired so many artists and actresses since, but few know her name. The lead role in Cabaret was directly inspired by her. Somehow no movie has ever been made about her life. An international film star, friend of many wealthy like Hearst, she sunk to drugs, alcohol and prostitution. She died in her old age in poverty. But for 20 years or so she was the sex goddess of her age.

 

[HarrisburgDave]

Loretta Young. I believe she may have been the most beautiful actress of the 20th century. Her first film was in 1917, she won one Oscar and was nominated for a second, she won three Emmys for her eponymous tv program and she won a Golden Globe in 1983 for one of her last appearances. This photo I always liked. Simple unadorned beauty.

 

[HarrisburgDave]

Kim Novak. She drove Jimmy Stewart, and most of the men in America, mad in the 1950s.

 

[PSUJam]

I'll miss her forever. As Beyoncé said, irreplaceable.

 

[leinbacker]

Geraldine Jones

 

[4theglory54]

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Loretta Young. I believe she may have been the most beautiful actress of the 20th century. Her first film was in 1917, she won one Oscar and was nominated for a second, she won three Emmys for her eponymous tv program and she won a Golden Globe in 1983 for one of her last appearances. This photo I always liked. Simple unadorned beauty.

And a pioneer in weather reporting!

 

[Chatz5531]

Lana Turner, she always looked like she meant business.


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She meant business alright. Just ask Johny Stompanato.

 

[CBusLion10]

Speaking of those early funny feelings.... my two deepest "love interests" at that age were Laura Petrie (MTM) and Mrs. Peel (Diana Rigg). The 60s versions of those two would fit in very well with your theme, I believe.

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MTM was a babe in the MTM show, and the DVD show. "Get me a glass of water!"


Diana Rigg was smoking hot in Game of Thrones