Absolutely one of my favorites from early Hollywood, Hedy Lamarr had it all: beauty, brains… and did I mention beauty?
And:
Not to mention the pic which is quite possibly my favorite pinup of all time, of any woman:
Wonderful.
Absolutely one of my favorites from early Hollywood, Hedy Lamarr had it all: beauty, brains… and did I mention beauty?
And:
Not to mention the pic which is quite possibly my favorite pinup of all time, of any woman:
Wonderful.
When you do a Playboy spread [sic] at age 37, and Penthouse at age 40, as Barbara Bouchet did, then let’s just say that your beauty is undeniable:
And about those spreads:
No words, just… wonderful.
Is there any reason for me to say anything at all as to why Ann-Margret Olsson is a classic beauty? No? Then let’s begin:
…and:
Yer welcome.
I have to admit that I’ve never been a great fan of Betty Grable‘s face — that smile is too cheesy, her cheekbones too plump and prominent.
I actually prefer her face in repose:
But let’s be perfectly honest, here: back in the 1940s, it was not her face that was insured for a million dollars (about $21 million in today’s Biden-dollars).
Worth every penny.
Sent to me by Reader Gerald F., here’s Diana Rigg doing her Mrs. Peel thing.
All I have to say that Mr. Peel was a total idiot, letting her leave the house dressed like that — or letting her out of the house at all, come to think of it.
Best legs, ever.