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I agree with you MissG. Lana looked ultra-beautiful in The Sea Chase with John Wayne. Claire Trevor is exceptional in film noir. I especially liked her in Crossroads and Born To Kill. I could listen to Claire talk all day with that sultry voice.

Abandon Ship, Distant Drums, Garden Of Evil, Flight To Tangier, Trader Horn, Tarzan Movies, Flame Of Araby, At Sword's Point, River Of No Return, Charge At Feather River, Appointment In Honduras, Westward The Women, Back From Eternity, China, ...

Here are mine: 25. Loretta Young 24. Diana Dors 23. Kay Francis 22. Vera Ralston 21. Joan Fontaine 20. Jennifer Jones 19. Dolores Moran 18. Olivia de Havilland 17. Yvonne DeCarlo 16. Alexis Smith 15. Veronica Lake 14. Gene Tierney 13. Joan Crawford 12. Merle Oberon 11. Greer Garson 10. Mae West 9. Ann Sheridan 8. Ida Lupino 7. Jane Russell 6. Bette Davis 5. Susan Hayward 4. Rita Hayworth 3. Lana Turner 2. Linda Darnell 1. Hedy Lamarr

Linda is the greatest. A beauty, a nice lady, a great actress full of class and warmth. She's been my second all-time favorite for many years. I'm in love with Hedy slightly more. But Linda is close behind. The pictures you guys posted are AWESOME. I think i love her even more after looking at these pics. Kudos to Linda and you photo posters!!!

The absolute zenith of a beautiful woman and a true star. The first actress that made me want to dabble in watching classic movies. IMO, only Hedy and Linda D. are more stunning.

This woman is so gorgeous i can't believe it. Did she ever take a bad picture?? You guys have really outdone yourselves with the great photos you posted on Loretta: a total class act!!

This is one of my favorite classic movies ever for three reasons: the characters played by Ella Raines and Joan Blondell... and the story was riveting. Was Ella ever more beautiful??

Staffino, i saw Dallas on TCM in January, 2002. I don't remember Barbara being in it because i was staring at Ruth Roman. Barbara is one of my new crushes so i can't wait to watch Trapped since i bought the dvd. She looks like she's gonna be a bad girl in a lot of her movies. And that's fine with me.

I have not seen it yet, but any movie with Kathryn Grayson, Ann Miller, and Cyd Charisse can't be all that bad.

In real life, the character played by Ruth Roman would appeal to me most as she was very down-to-earth, sweet, and caring. All three actresses looked great and did a great job in a super film. However, in the actual movie, Marilyn Maxwell was my absolute favorite to watch, bar none. She was maniacally driven to achieve her selfish desires, no matter who she had to screw over. Marilyn's best role and i never tire of watching her in all her evil glory!!!

Lana Turner in They Won't Forget, walking down the street in tight sweater. Also, Joan Collins, Dolores Moran, Adele Jergens, Maria Montez, Virginia Mayo, Corinne Calvet, Anita Ekberg, ... Diana Dors had a great figure any which way you look.

I really enjoyed Audrey in Tension and The Unsuspected. Betty was interesting in Kings Row, but then again, it was a great movie full of great actors. And Marie Windsor can do no wrong in my book be it noir or westerns. Windsor movies are always worth a try. I enjoyed Outpost In Morocco with Marie and George Raft.

Cover Girl so i could dance with and then watch the lady who made it look so easy and natural: Rita Hayworth. She is soooo awesome. I think she danced right out of the womb. P.S.-- Hopefully there would be lots of retakes. Can we write in a kissing scene for Rita and I??

I'll pick This Island Earth as i'm a huge fan of Faith Domergue and Rex Reason is pretty good in this as well.

A beautiful woman inside and out. Her death was heartbreaking, a waste of a good human being. I'm glad she and Robert reconnected and had a legendary love for each other. I've rarely heard a bad word spoken about her, which is rare. I thought about her on July 20th, her birthday. She woulda been sixty-nine. I'm sure whereever she is now, Natalie is making others happy as only she can.

Listening to these folks talk about the old days would be like sweet music to my ears: Jane Russell, Olivia de Havilland, Joan Fontaine, Jennifer Jones, Jayne Meadows, Eleanor Parker, Patricia Medina, Patricia Morison, John Gavin, Farley Granger, Joan Collins, Rhonda Fleming, Arlene Dahl, Elaine Stewart, Cyd Charisse, Liz Scott, Jane Wyman, Mamie Van Doren, Anita Ekberg, Kathryn Grayson, Rita Gam, Carroll Baker, Dorothy Malone, Gina Lollobrigida, Kim Novak, Terry Moore, Tab Hunter, Anne Gwynne, June Vincent, Anita Page, and Robert Wagner. Too bad we just missed Yvonne DeCarlo. She would have been a hoot as she lived a very colorful life. I hope TCM catches some of these people before it's too late.

How about Edna Gladney in Blossoms In The Dust played excellently by Greer Garson?? Bette Davis as Charlotte Vale in Now, Voyager. Jennifer Jones as Madame Bovary and Ruby Gentry. Garbo as Camille, Susan Lenox, Mata Hari, and Queen Christina. Vivien Leigh as Anna Karenina. Gable as Rhett Butler. Gary Cooper as Howard Roark in The Fountainhead. Hedy Lamarr as Delilah in Samson And Delilah. Gregory Peck and Susan Hayward as David And Bathsheba. Diana Ross as Billie Holiday in Lady Sings The Blues. Leonardo DiCaprio as Howard Hughes in The Aviator.

Jeanne Crain is sooooo beautiful. I really liked her in a movie I saw recently on the Fox Movie Channel: The Fan from 1949. The plot is about suspected adultery and how unsubstantiated gossip can wreak havoc on a marriage. Loved June Allyson in The Opposite Sex and she was quite interesting in The Shrike. The title of the movie the original poster asked about is Stranger In My Arms with Jeff Chandler.

I like You Stepped Out Of A Dream from Ziegfeld Girl Heatwave & There's No Business Like Show Business from the latter Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend from Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Imitation Of Life from the lana turner version Autumn Leaves from the same April Love from Calamity Jane All The Way from The Joker Is Wild Tammy from Tammy And The Bachelor Young At Heart from the same The Season Of Love from Return To Peyton Place Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy from Buck Privates

> 1. Which classic movie did you fall asleep on even > though it was said to be a timeless classic? >Love Letters > 2. Which classic movie would you like to co-star > in? > Gilda to be near Rita > 3. If your house was on fire and you could only save > 1 DVD, which movie would you save? > Abandon Ship > 4. Which classic film really grew on you after > initially disliking the film? > Now, Voyager > 5. Which classic film line is your favorite? > If I was a ranch, I would've been called the Bar None. > 6. Which classic film had the most ridiculous > title? > Bedtime For Bonzo > 7. Which classic film had the best cast with lots of > well-known stars? > The Razor's Edge > 8. Which classic film is most underated? > Samson And Delilah > 9. Which classic film is way too long and should be > shortened? > Lawrence Of Arabia > 10. Which classic film is too overated? > Double Indemnity, Brute Force, and Out Of The Past > 11. If you could produce a classic film, what > actors/actresses would you cast and what would the > film be about? Robert Taylor, Linda Darnell, and Rita Hayworth in a tortured, tragic love triangle with George Sanders as Robert's friend & advisor and Ella Raines as Linda's sympathetic friend. > > 12. If you had to do a love scene with a classic > actor/actress, who would it be? Hedy Lamarr...I could die a happier man...

How about in Now, Voyager, when Paul Henreid's daughter asks him "do you really like me, daddy?" He hugs her and looks up to the top of the staircase where Bette Davis is standing and says (to Bette) "I loooove you"!! Also when Robert Taylor takes the divine Garbo in his arms in the final scene of Camille and tells her how happy they're going to be when she gets well and they can go back to the country... Monty Clift and Elizabeth Taylor when they sneak onto the balcony to profess their love and kiss in A Place In The Sun. When John Gavin calls Susan Hayward from the hospital to tell her he loves her in Back Street.

Just about anything with Hedy Lamarr, Linda Darnell, Lana Turner, Susan Hayward, Bette Davis, Rita Hayworth, Jane Russell, Ida Lupino, Ann Sheridan, Joan Crawford, Gene Tierney, or Alexis Smith in it... or most other glamour girls, really...

Ladies: hedy lamarr, linda darnell, lana turner, susan hayward, bette davis, rita hayworth, jane russell, ida lupino, ann sheridan, mae west, greer garson, merle oberon, joan crawford, gene tierney, veronica lake, alexis smith, olivia de havilland, yvonne decarlo, jennifer jones, joan fontaine, greta garbo, vivien leigh, diana dors. Gents: john gavin, guy madison, sal mineo, george sanders, richard egan, robert taylor, clark gable, sydney greenstreet, herbert marshall, monty clift, john payne, farley granger, richard greene, clifton webb, ty power, gregory peck, george nader, jeff hunter, john carradine, monty woolley, charles boyer, rory calhoun, james dean.

Walter Brennan--Yikes. Also kate hepburn, bogie, spencer tracy, william holden, ray milland, betty hutton, jimmy stewart--another yikes, and anthony quinn.

I'd say Hedy Lamarr, Linda Darnell, Lana Turner, Rita Hayworth, and Marlene Dietrich.