Once again, we take a look at one of the lesser-known actresses, this time Michele Cary. Who she? you ask. I remember her, back in the mists of time (although not by name) in the John Wayne movie El Dorado, playing a tomboy cowgirl:
But there’s more, so much more when it comes to this hottie:
And in Technicolor:
I have to say that she is just flat-out yummy.
More on the above topic:
Kate Beckinsale (50)
Tamzin Outhwaite (52)
Suggested by Lecherous Reader CoffeeMan, Charlotte Ross (55)
Padma Lakshmi (56)
(my favorite little Indian takeout meal)
And in the Country Music Wing, Faith Hill (55)
Lee Ann Womack (57)
And of course, the obligatory Salma Hayek (57)
…because Salma, that’s why.
Unlike the late John Lennon, I’m not a jealous guy. But I have to admit that I do occasionally feel a little envious that ol’ Leo DiCaprio gets to plunge into prime pieces like this one, seemingly at will:
I mean, really?
More hotties over the half-century mark:
Heidi Klum (50)
Drea De Mateo (51)
Claudia Winkleman (51)
Giada De Laurentis (53)
Jennifer Aniston (54)
Monica Bellucci (57)
…and one more time, just because Salma:
Salma Hayek (57)
My my, how Heidi Klum’s little girl Leni has grown up:
She’s nineteen now, and those pics were taken on some rich guy’s yacht, where she and a couple of buddies of approximately-similar age were disporting themselves with anything but “gay” abandon, if you know what I mean. So clearly, young Leni has not just inherited Mommy Heidi’s looks…
And just a reminder as to who’s her daddy…
We take a break today from our regular Sunday programming — that of the study of classically-beautiful women — and pay homage to another group — those women who are neither classic nor even classy, but whose outstanding attributes deserve similar scrutiny.
Such as Brit actress Margaret Nolan: one of the “fringe” actresses who never made a serious impact on the cinema, but who always found work in movies of little redeeming social value (not that that’s important or anything, when it comes to the movies). So here’s Margaret:
And in glorious Technicolor:
Nothing much wrong with that, and whole lot right.