Post: #51

Going a little bit back, but Rita Hayworth in the early 40s is my #1 Golden Age of Cinema crush. She had a messy life but boy did she know how to do sexy on screen! I wanted to post some pictures but could not decide which ones - love all of them!

Post: #52

Natalie Wood had a younger sister, Lana who played Plenty O'Toole in 'Diamonds are Forever'.

Whilst not as feminine as Natalie, she has other assets.





Dammit, she confirmed in an interview that Connery bedded her as well. Respect.

Post: #53

Warren Beatty banged both Wood sisters. Mad respect.

Post: #54

(11-03-2014 11:07 PM)ChrisPitts Wrote:  WB, furiously.

This is one of the reason's why I like watching older movies: the women look like women should look. Long hair, small faces, no manjaws, big tits, and a sexy hourglass figure. I'm a big fan of the whole James Bond series, and if you watch the earlier movies, you see classic femininity. Now it's all devolved into garbage. I absolutely hate the whole modern way of treating the female lead in movies. Of course now, she's the "indispensable sidekick" who's just as valuable as the main male character, not to mention being able to kick all the ass that the man can. Thanks, but no thanks. If you want my money to see your movie, you better bring it back to her being the sexy ditz companion.



Now that's a woman.

This is why I stopped to see the new "sex symbols" in the MSM as sexy.
Most look like transgender





I also think the clothes, make up and hairstyle should be taken in account, for example, the females cast in MadMen look more pretty and feminine in the show than they do in real life.

Post: #55

Dorothy Dandridge

Post: #56

(11-04-2014 03:33 PM)MrLemon Wrote:  I personally don't care much for Marilyn Monroe. I'm more interested in beautiful women from the 50s and 60s who had old fashioned female power. Our grandmothers like this. They ran their homes with an iron fist in a velvet glove, they raised families and they took no shit from any man, even while, they were extraordinarily feminine and fought like lionesses for their husbands.

American women were like this after WWII. And I think they would look with horror and disgust at how weak, slutty, degraded, and useless their granddaughters are after 50 years of radical feminism.

That being said...we are all probably too weak as men to handle those women!

Maybe American men have sunk at the same time, but ultimately it's women who maintain the standards of any society. Once they sink, you all sink.

I think Marilyn Monroe was a 10. Maybe not a 10/10 in looks, but unbelievable femininity like I've never seen before in my life. She was much smarter than what she was given credit for. She used her image of innocent sex symbol as leverage over some of the most powerful people in the world.

I challenge anyone in here to watch these two clips and find a single woman from today with even a sliver of her femininity. Her voice and eyes are so seductive it's mind blowing.

Start at 4:15

Post: #57

Here is an interesting fact about Paulette Goddard. She was the second choice to play Scarlett in Gone with the Wind. They decided against her because of the "controversy" surrounding her relationship with Chaplin. It's a well-known fact that Charlie Chaplin liked his girls young.

(11-04-2014 01:46 AM)HeyPete Wrote:  I'm sure she was wall-bound by the's 50's, but I loooooved Paulette Goddard in the Charlie Chaplin films in the late 30's to early 40's. I was like 8, 9 maybe 10 when I used to watch them with my grandfather.

She just moved differently. Very, very feminine.

My grandpa, born in 1915, used to have a crush on her when he was in his 20's. He had good taste. And my grandma was 13 years his junior. He did well.

Post: #58

Here is the lovely Lana Turner:

Post: #59

   

Elizabeth Montgomery

Post: #60

(01-08-2017 02:46 PM)puckerman Wrote:  Here is an interesting fact about Paulette Goddard. She was the second choice to play Scarlett in Gone with the Wind. They decided against her because of the "controversy" surrounding her relationship with Chaplin. It's a well-known fact that Charlie Chaplin liked his girls young.

Check out her screen test for Gone With the Wind at 3:53:

Post: #61

Surprised nobody just wrote "All of them"

Holy shit, Grace Kelly was ubermensch!

Post: #62

(01-08-2017 03:04 PM)Dusty Wrote:  Elizabeth Montgomery

That picture is amazing. I always loved Samantha Stevens, but this is even hotter.

Post: #63

(01-08-2017 06:40 PM)puckerman Wrote:  

(01-08-2017 03:04 PM)Dusty Wrote:  Elizabeth Montgomery

That picture is amazing. I always loved Samantha Stevens, but this is even hotter.

   

Nice ass

Post: #64

We just recently lost Debbie Reynolds. She had a great smile:

Post: #65

I'm going back a bit earlier here. But here's Olivia de Haviland. At the age of 100 now, she's probably the last big pre-WW2 actor who is still alive.

She's also the only major actor from Gone with the Wind who is still alive. While many actresses pursued the role of Scarlett, she actually pursued the role of Melanie and got it:

Post: #66

Way back up to Marilyn Monroe.

I think she is/was great. She is like the icon of strippers/porn stars/escorts. She was crafty when she was sober and in full control of her feminine personality. She was a total whore (literal porn star before movie star) but she was so good at her craft that she makes you feel like she is sweet, sexy and naive at the same time. She fucked pretty much every celebrity but still carries none of that whore-ish taint to her other modern celebrity sluts like say Rhianna. Its very impressive how she pulled it all off and the work she put in to maintain her appearance and persona.

One of the best quote's I've heard from her, was from when she signed her first movie contract and said something like "I'll never have to suck another dick again".

She was the queen of the craft, and reminds me of every stripper that has parted me with my money without any regrets on my end. Monroe puts modern sluts and gold diggers to shame.

Post: #67

19 year old Brigitte Bardot, 1953



Rest of series: http://bardotforever.tumblr.com/post/641...-in-cannes

Post: #68

Debra Paget

Quote:Debra Paget (born Debralee Griffin; August 19, 1933) is an American actress and entertainer. She is perhaps best known for her performances in Cecil B. DeMille's epic movie, The Ten Commandments (1956), as well as Love Me Tender (1956), the film debut of Elvis Presley.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debra_Paget
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0656428/

   

   





Today marks what would've been Elvis Presley's 82nd birthday, it seems rather appropriate that one of his beautiful co-stars be mentioned. For my tastes, I think she's easily his best looking leading lady.

Post: #69

Some years back, I changed channels to watch a movie, and caught the end of The ghost and Mrs Muir.....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Tierney

Post: #70

I know this won't be popular around here, but someone else out there has to be thinking it... the "hotties" from the 1950's are not all that hot to me. Because their generation were already grandmas when I arrived in this world, I associate their hairstyles and overall demeanor too much with that of old ladies. Don't get me wrong, they're far preferable to the modern epidemic of fat and tatted up girls, but I'd take any chick in the below flock of garden variety sorority girls over these 1950's sex symbols every day of the week.



Is anybody with me on this or am I insane?

Post: #71

You're insane, man. I would seek help.

Post: #72

(01-09-2017 02:15 AM)Delta Wrote:  I know this won't be popular around here, but someone else out there has to be thinking it... the "hotties" from the 1950's are not all that hot to me. Because their generation were already grandmas when I arrived in this world, I associate their hairstyles and overall demeanor too much with that of old ladies. Don't get me wrong, they're far preferable to the modern epidemic of fat and tatted up girls, but I'd take any chick in the below flock of garden variety sorority girls over these 1950's sex symbols every day of the week.



Is anybody with me on this or am I insane?

You're insane, but movie stars were a higher grade. I would take any of those over the average girl I could pull for a one night stand in that era. Mainly because those girls in the 50s would be way below my level.

Post: #73

Inger Stevens

Post: #74

You know what stands out in those photos from the 50's? Innocence in the eyes. No thousand cock stares. Even girls in their late teens have thousand cock stares nowadays.

Post: #75

(01-09-2017 03:09 AM)Matsufubu Wrote:  You know what stands out in those photos from the 50's? Innocence in the eyes. No thousand cock stares. Even girls in their late teens have thousand cock stares nowadays.

They were just better at hiding it. The casting couch was real back then. Even actresses with family in the industry had to bang their way through 20 grunt-level producers just to get a role - and 20 gatekeepers just to get the meeting.

Elizabeth Montgomery was swinging branches as expertly as any modern girl. Marilyn was beat and a drug addict, yet still managed to look innocent on camera.

Maybe it's just modern feminism that's made women hate even trying to look genuinely attractive, instead opting for base sexuality without charm or grace.