http://classicfilmfans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#ccd32a5b-857b-49b5-ac1c-e14cfaf721c3 Oh, and if I ever swayed to the other side, it would be Ava Gardner... Saw her in her first major role the other night in "The Hucksters" with Clark Gable, she was hot, hot, hot. Fri, 15 May 2009 17:56:59 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#ccd32a5b-857b-49b5-ac1c-e14cfaf721c3 $item.owner.firstName 2009-05-15T17:56:59Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#b7d5af48-d599-4675-b428-682dde66879e Robert Taylor - a bit of a pretty boy early on in his career, but later in Ivanhoe and 50's Westerns he was quite a looker. Fri, 15 May 2009 17:54:42 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#b7d5af48-d599-4675-b428-682dde66879e $item.owner.firstName 2009-05-15T17:54:42Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#76cfb226-7a09-41a1-83ae-55340b6f0574 I always loved young Barbara Stanwyck. she's totally gorgeous! Also, when I was younger, I loved watching Artists and Models just to see Shirley McLaine. And, later I fell for Isabella Rossellini... Fri, 15 May 2009 13:23:55 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#76cfb226-7a09-41a1-83ae-55340b6f0574 g'reg 2009-05-15T13:23:55Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#dba18b26-da34-427a-8701-6693f2d13616 My number one silver screen crush since I was a kid has always been Yvonne De Carlo. The older I have gotten the more I have appreciated her. I had a "boy crush" on her growing up, not knowing then what a big star she was even before I was born. I first knew her as "Lily Munster". No amount of theatrical makeup could hide her beauty, and more--can't believe that I'm saying this-- her caring, gentle affectionate personality showed through that role. Dare I say that she showed ideal motherly qualities as she played that role? Odd to say, isn't it? I remember the first time I saw her in another role was the first time I saw the "10 Commandments". There she looked the opposite of her Munsters role--like the girl next door whom you might fall in love with with a simple beauty and a humble, gentle spirit. Almost made me wish I could go back in time to be old enough to know her and date her. I later learned what a talented singer she was, besides being an accomplished dancer. And her big screen persona, she could just melt your heart. I love her rendition of "I'm Here". If you listen to the lyrics closely, it shows that she knew, as St. Paul describes "what it is to have plenty and to live in want". She grew up in the Great Depression, did not have immediate success in Hollywood, and through much of her career, her real talent was often overlooked and underappreciated. Yet, she had a three-year relationship with Howard Hughes, and played opposite some of the biggest stars of her day, including Burt Lancaster, Clark Gable and John Wayne. She was not just another pretty face, at one time was considered "the most beautiful woman in the world"(just look at her early photographs and, believe me, the claim isn't exaggerated, she quite literally takes my breath away),. She was a woman of substance, really talented in so many ways, not just good-looking. In the interviews I have seen, she was always interesting, forthright, honest, intelligent and witty. She really was a woman I wish I could have met in real life, and could wish I could go back in time and place. I know I would have fallen in love with her. She was just a couple of years older than my own mother and father who have also passed from this world. Well, I I want to see my own folks most of all when it's my turn, but after and reuniting with friends and family, she would be high on my list of people i'd want to meet there. Even as she got older, she always maintained a beauty appropriate to her age. I think of her honest sincerity when she appeared on the talk show "Vicki" in the early nineties. I loved seeing her sincerely affectionate reaction when Butch Patrick (Eddie Munster) appeared on the same show, after not seeing her for many years. I know if I were him, playing that role and having her as a stage mom, I would have had a "boy crush" on her from the get-go. I can never get enough of Yvonne De Carlo and try to learn about her as much as I can get. I've been an admirer of her from afar nearly as long as I can remember. Since she has passed, I really miss her and am not ashamed that I have prayed for her and hope that she rests in a better place than this on the other side. I hope I'm not too crazy to say that she'd be someone I'd love to look up when it's my turn to go to the other side. Carroll Thu, 14 May 2009 18:16:18 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#dba18b26-da34-427a-8701-6693f2d13616 Carroll 2009-05-14T18:16:18Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#556b6068-8c7d-4375-b8c5-193fe99434aa Hi all, ---I looked for my big ol' '40s crush on the list here, but I could not find him, did I just overlook his many entries... Dana Andrews! ---Leslie Howard has always been kind of a crush of mine since I was, like 10. He has an understated, sweet, strong, way and now I read on this list that he may have been very well endowed, so to speak, gosh and such a honey of a guy. ---I'm straight, very straight, but I could see throwing that aside for Norma Shearer, Teresa Wright or Alice Faye. For a crush, crush though, it is Dana Andrews! Mon, 29 Oct 2007 01:29:09 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#556b6068-8c7d-4375-b8c5-193fe99434aa $item.owner.firstName 2007-10-29T01:29:09Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#ec212b45-61df-46d4-8f9d-1321bc014d8b Women: Hedy Lamarr, Vivien Leigh. Men: Timothy Dalton Sun, 09 Sep 2007 20:09:40 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#ec212b45-61df-46d4-8f9d-1321bc014d8b Mona 2007-09-09T20:09:40Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#f8ddd965-ecdb-4cf2-9769-f468111bc482 Gene Kelly! I think he's so handsome - and what a great physique. Thu, 09 Aug 2007 14:52:18 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#f8ddd965-ecdb-4cf2-9769-f468111bc482 $item.owner.firstName 2007-08-09T14:52:18Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#176a7334-15ac-448f-bc86-88c4b9d1f4ce Robert Mitchum - always, Clark Gable in Gone With the Wind, Gregory Peck in Duel in the Sun. Old movies mastered steamy innuendo, unbearable sexual tension and the power of salacious suggestion. Tue, 15 May 2007 02:13:25 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#176a7334-15ac-448f-bc86-88c4b9d1f4ce Nico 2007-05-15T02:13:25Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#f9d923a1-a4b0-4b4e-8cdf-8e1005e35741 Cary Grant for me too! my friends at my college and I often have Cary Grant movie marathons....they're all classic film/Grant fans too ^_^ Sat, 12 May 2007 14:26:13 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#f9d923a1-a4b0-4b4e-8cdf-8e1005e35741 Oscar_Francois_De_Jarjeyes 2007-05-12T14:26:13Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#a1c2f041-4d4e-4310-afe8-d493df29d457 Myrna Loy! In The Barbarian Ms Loy is in a bathtub and if you look real close she is 'sans' clothing. This movie was pre Hayes code. Greta Garbo in Queen Christina. Deborah Kerr and a young Gary Cooper, because he was so pretty. Sun, 28 Jan 2007 04:57:54 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#a1c2f041-4d4e-4310-afe8-d493df29d457 cynthia 2007-01-28T04:57:54Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#b5078390-9897-477d-85bb-cd104645e3bb I totally forgot Joel McCrae. Loved him with Jean Arthur in the screw ball comedies that they did together. There is just something about that cute, kinda dorky boy next door quality. Sat, 27 Jan 2007 21:49:07 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#b5078390-9897-477d-85bb-cd104645e3bb Miss Gillian 2007-01-27T21:49:07Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#793524b1-cc1d-4f7a-b54d-8fd80cabee11 Thelma Todd. Jean Seberg and Louise Brooks. Grace Kelly. Sat, 27 Jan 2007 07:38:33 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#793524b1-cc1d-4f7a-b54d-8fd80cabee11 Michael 2007-01-27T07:38:33Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#1d99c9cc-acad-426a-99b8-3a8805c3abc8 Mae West. Wow. What a woman. What a body. What a hunger for sex. And she was a great fighter against censorship, as well! Wed, 17 Jan 2007 02:34:59 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#1d99c9cc-acad-426a-99b8-3a8805c3abc8 $item.owner.firstName 2007-01-17T02:34:59Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#74a01d90-a281-48d6-8937-b367d8d1fd92 Yvonne DeCarlo in Criss Cross(wow) RIP Thu, 11 Jan 2007 06:07:25 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#74a01d90-a281-48d6-8937-b367d8d1fd92 DJ JOE 2007-01-11T06:07:25Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#add5d7c6-2189-42ed-ae18-a4cb1ebebc92 Julie Adams from Creature from the black lagoon. She was a true living Pin-up. Sun, 07 Jan 2007 17:49:08 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#add5d7c6-2189-42ed-ae18-a4cb1ebebc92 Arron ^A^ 2007-01-07T17:49:08Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#d04daaec-49ef-4d85-8ea3-7be76840d554 Lana Turner, and Myrna Loy. Sun, 07 Jan 2007 08:04:16 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#d04daaec-49ef-4d85-8ea3-7be76840d554 T.E. Lawrence 2007-01-07T08:04:16Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#8a74eb2d-c348-45e6-b803-93cce0758011 Barbara Steele, Linda Darnell (that pout!), Jean Seberg, Pam Grier, Claudia Jennings, Fay Wray (adorable in Mystery of the Wax Museum as well as the monkey movie), Rosalba Neri, Raquel Welch, Jane Fonda, Ava Gardner (in The Barefoot Contessa), Rita Hayworth Thu, 14 Dec 2006 14:39:12 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#8a74eb2d-c348-45e6-b803-93cce0758011 Rockstar 2006-12-14T14:39:12Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#13284eda-0aab-4815-832c-6ca14aceadb0 "always feel like Bogart is unfaithful when I see him with another actress. Hm. I never thought of Bogie as faithful. His ease with all his onscreen ladies suggests a playa to me... "I can't stand him with Ingrid Bergman, for instance. She's so whiny, and not half as hot as Bacall. WHY IS HE IN THAT SCENE WITH HER? STOP THAT! Ahem." The SECOND YOU SEE Ingrid and Paul Henreid together, you know Bogie's sunk. The latter is merely a clever and ballsy man, but the former is Daddy. To me, the emotional climax of the movie isn't Rick putting Ilsa on the plane with Lazlo. It's Rick shooting Strasser! Rick and Louis both in an instant decide who they really are and act on it. Thu, 14 Dec 2006 14:23:21 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#13284eda-0aab-4815-832c-6ca14aceadb0 Rockstar 2006-12-14T14:23:21Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#bc592ecb-34f0-49f5-996e-13f44367a5d6 Veronica Lake in Sullivans travels. Myrna Loy in anything. Sat, 09 Dec 2006 22:03:41 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#bc592ecb-34f0-49f5-996e-13f44367a5d6 ~*TIM*~ 2006-12-09T22:03:41Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#c0f7edd0-147f-4b77-b65a-0daf62f719e7 Gene Kelly turns me on! I love watching him dance. I also like Cary Grant's voice and those dark eyes. Barbara Stanwyck is the queen of my woman crushes. Not Black and White, but James Dean gets me everytime. And I really like young Elvis. Thu, 07 Dec 2006 22:14:11 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#c0f7edd0-147f-4b77-b65a-0daf62f719e7 terena 2006-12-07T22:14:11Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#e8d59704-a6b2-4499-8b4a-802e298dc0fd Robert Mitchum, Gary Cooper, Cary Grant, Monty Clift. James Dean, Jeffery Lind (he was so cute in Four Daughters.) I can't really think of anybody else off hand. Thu, 07 Dec 2006 17:21:01 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#e8d59704-a6b2-4499-8b4a-802e298dc0fd Miss Gillian 2006-12-07T17:21:01Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#0c8e6dba-ef1b-413d-9493-cd839367a504 I always feel like Bogart is unfaithful when I see him with another actress. I can't stand him with Ingrid Bergman, for instance. She's so whiny, and not half as hot as Bacall. WHY IS HE IN THAT SCENE WITH HER? STOP THAT! Ahem. Same with William Powell--Does Myrna Loy KNOW you're in that other movie? I was never all that much for Rita Hayworth, really, until I saw her with Orson Welles in Lady of Shanghai. Something about those two together sucked the breath out of me--a pair of master manipulators with the most vulnerable baby faces. Tue, 24 Oct 2006 11:53:45 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#0c8e6dba-ef1b-413d-9493-cd839367a504 Shannon 2006-10-24T11:53:45Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#2cc9ec5b-1ee9-444c-987c-8f7ccedc6b9b There are certain films that I'll develop a crush on the actress. Lauren Bacall's film debut in "To Have and Have Not" makes me tingly all over where as in "Key Largo" for example, she doesn't do much for me. Carole Lombard in "My Man Godfrey" established my soft spot for wacky women. My first classic film crush was on Donna Reed in "It's a Wonderful Life" and my most recent is Jane Greer in "Out of the Past." Biggest hardcore crush of all is Barbara Stanwyck in “The Lady Eve.” The scene where she's seducing Fonda in the ship’s cabin in that black, Edith Head designed dress with the midriff...anyway it's just too damn hot for words. Tue, 24 Oct 2006 06:07:05 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#2cc9ec5b-1ee9-444c-987c-8f7ccedc6b9b Tim 2006-10-24T06:07:05Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#b1b72acc-b544-46ca-928c-9980eab28ed9 mitchum. mitchum. mitchum. Yum. P I also get excited over James Cagney during his 'badass' roles. I mean, not the 'with a heart of gold' characters, I am talking aobut Cody Jarrett. I guess I long for a man with a grapefruit to waste. Sun, 22 Oct 2006 06:34:01 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#b1b72acc-b544-46ca-928c-9980eab28ed9 Patricia 2006-10-22T06:34:01Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#d98e064d-cc69-4a20-9672-1a6594a49332 Linda Darnell in Fallen Angel Wed, 18 Oct 2006 05:42:29 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#d98e064d-cc69-4a20-9672-1a6594a49332 DJ JOE 2006-10-18T05:42:29Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#cf089c68-cfa2-4d2b-b3bc-74ececfee912 Totally in love with Grace Kelly in everything, but especially Hitchcock movies. Hooray for Princess Grace. Also love the way Vertigo is kind of metatextually about Hitchcock obessively trying to replace her... Fri, 13 Oct 2006 18:36:51 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#cf089c68-cfa2-4d2b-b3bc-74ececfee912 Jeremy! 2006-10-13T18:36:51Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#5718ed95-d64d-41d9-ba8f-46c70a8e8e8c Gary Cooper - you got that right. Both he and Gregory Peck has the most perfect low voices. There's something about a baritone.... Fri, 13 Oct 2006 02:45:03 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#5718ed95-d64d-41d9-ba8f-46c70a8e8e8c $item.owner.firstName 2006-10-13T02:45:03Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#fc3b4de5-2b94-47bb-80d2-9cb920ee469a How about Bulldog Drummond? That was one hell of a Colman film. Fri, 13 Oct 2006 02:42:46 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#fc3b4de5-2b94-47bb-80d2-9cb920ee469a $item.owner.firstName 2006-10-13T02:42:46Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#45353ad3-1c44-40f5-9571-d297a05df010 I fell in love with Ronald Colman after watching a televised "Random Harvest." At the time I was 11 years old and in need of a father figure, I guess. And he fit the bill. From that point on until maybe when I was 14 or 15, I had to watch every Ronald Colman movie that was shown on tv. Once I even stayed up to watch a movie running after 1 a.m., something totally unheard of in my family. Among the movies I got to watch were "The Prisoner of Zenda," "If I Were King," "Lady Windemere's Fan" (silent), "A Double Life," "Lost Horizon," "A Tale of Two Cities," and "Champagne for Cesar." Thu, 07 Sep 2006 01:20:07 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#45353ad3-1c44-40f5-9571-d297a05df010 Babesodelicious 2006-09-07T01:20:07Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#5dec825b-804f-4bd3-bc9b-28ebe6fa7f79 Donna Reed Peggy Cummins in Gun Crazy Thu, 24 Aug 2006 13:24:31 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#5dec825b-804f-4bd3-bc9b-28ebe6fa7f79 DJ JOE 2006-08-24T13:24:31Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#1fc9155a-501a-4d27-b669-f34490421279 Janet Leigh, Josephine Baker, Anna May Wong, & Marion Davies (because she was funny and very much for-real.) Thu, 24 Aug 2006 02:23:35 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#1fc9155a-501a-4d27-b669-f34490421279 Scott 2006-08-24T02:23:35Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#77ac78e3-0a60-46f8-af12-a34bb83a895d Adding Gene Kelly to this list. WOO HOO. Dancer mmm mmm good. Thu, 24 Aug 2006 01:51:36 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#77ac78e3-0a60-46f8-af12-a34bb83a895d $item.owner.firstName 2006-08-24T01:51:36Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#c3cf9a2d-927d-4cdc-832d-b966a21a2cca James Stewart. I know. He's not gorgeous in a Cary Grant sorta way (who always seemed way too polished for me). But his personality makes him extremely attractive IMHO. Loooove him! He's the only one for me among the men. But I would gladly "slum it" with Alan Ladd & a young Brando, too. As for women, absolutely Rita Hayworth, Jane Russell, Leslie Caron, & Veronica Lake. Audrey Hepburn is a no-brainer. I could see Irene Dunn, too. Joan "monkey face" Fontaine did a little something for me, too. But first & foremost would be Marilyn Monroe followed closely by Lauren Bacall & Grace Kelly. hot diggity dawg! Wed, 23 Aug 2006 19:20:54 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#c3cf9a2d-927d-4cdc-832d-b966a21a2cca eenerf 2006-08-23T19:20:54Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#558cfaf6-94b3-4744-9cd3-6af8993cc2fa Jean Harlow and Clara Bow. Goodness gracious me. Wed, 23 Aug 2006 08:58:18 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#558cfaf6-94b3-4744-9cd3-6af8993cc2fa noam 2006-08-23T08:58:18Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#505b7279-d96c-41e4-a9fe-ee5579f11bb7 Cary Grant, William Powell, Rita Hayworth, Marilyn Monroe Wed, 23 Aug 2006 07:20:34 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#505b7279-d96c-41e4-a9fe-ee5579f11bb7 $item.owner.firstName 2006-08-23T07:20:34Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#fc4eed87-ae60-41f4-9c32-0f7308ca1ffd gary cooper, melvin douglas, william powell vincent price was also a fine, fine looking young man and i had the very great pleasure of meeting him when he was an elegant, handsome older man (who also had an impish sense of humor) Wed, 23 Aug 2006 07:07:37 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#fc4eed87-ae60-41f4-9c32-0f7308ca1ffd ludmilla 2006-08-23T07:07:37Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#83ae73b4-33e7-4625-928a-38ab7c234163 Ann Sheridan was very striking. Hmmm my crushes The girls Rosalind Russell Barbara Stanwyck Myrna Loy (big crush on her) Jane Russell The guys Tyrone Power Robert Mitchum James Dean Chuck Connors Wed, 23 Aug 2006 07:02:17 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#83ae73b4-33e7-4625-928a-38ab7c234163 $item.owner.firstName 2006-08-23T07:02:17Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#9c559d5a-a866-45a0-a9fa-8bf3dc3a0e2c Ås a young soul, I was madly in love with Audrey Hepburn (despite her rather large feet). And of those mentioned above, I was quite enamored of Jean Simmons and Susan Hayward. (Ann Sheridan was always of some interest to me, since she was a third or fouth or fifthe cousin, and I would see her at weddings and funerals. wheeee.) Wed, 23 Aug 2006 03:56:18 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#9c559d5a-a866-45a0-a9fa-8bf3dc3a0e2c matthew 2006-08-23T03:56:18Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#c5d71888-9386-44b1-9dd6-e41483323d7a Anna May Wong, WOW! Wed, 23 Aug 2006 00:11:59 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#c5d71888-9386-44b1-9dd6-e41483323d7a Bill 2006-08-23T00:11:59Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#0c6807c6-a053-47fb-82a2-4d13bea2f77b Ok Jean Seberg wins a gold star in my Crush Book. Aya Crumba! Hoo wah! and all the rest! Mon, 25 Oct 2004 20:32:15 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#0c6807c6-a053-47fb-82a2-4d13bea2f77b $item.owner.firstName 2004-10-25T20:32:15Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#f8414c49-3748-442f-8567-63c47dbae0d9 Ava Gardner :) Mon, 25 Oct 2004 19:30:54 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#f8414c49-3748-442f-8567-63c47dbae0d9 FirstName 2004-10-25T19:30:54Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#dceee817-8f21-4222-9a7d-0b18dcc21ca0 Greta Garbo, Louise Brooks, Myrna Loy, Rita Hayworth, Ava Gardner, Jane Russell, Vivien Leigh and my all time crush...Jean Seberg. Mon, 25 Oct 2004 18:04:53 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#dceee817-8f21-4222-9a7d-0b18dcc21ca0 Archie 2004-10-25T18:04:53Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#a992db16-14fc-4a1d-aa19-a3dab38d5c08 Finally someone mentions Gary Cooper, the most beautiful perfect man ever, especially in his younger days. Those slightly pouting lips, the gaunt cheekbones. Ah! Both my grandmother and I loved (and still do) him. Gregory Peck is a close second though! Thu, 21 Oct 2004 03:21:10 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#a992db16-14fc-4a1d-aa19-a3dab38d5c08 Catherine 2004-10-21T03:21:10Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#3a044713-d145-40a8-8887-f65064d3b41d Myrna Loy makes me weak... Eva Marie Saint makes me wanna ride a train... for a long time... for a really long time... Wed, 29 Sep 2004 21:04:40 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#3a044713-d145-40a8-8887-f65064d3b41d $item.owner.firstName 2004-09-29T21:04:40Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#d9fd71ca-d966-48aa-ac06-f8fbe485fe1b I forgot to add Dana Andrews and Gary Cooper. More gorgeous creatures! Wed, 22 Sep 2004 16:48:36 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#d9fd71ca-d966-48aa-ac06-f8fbe485fe1b Åmªzºn¡Kª 2004-09-22T16:48:36Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#12b84c20-4618-4ff2-9350-070f7ef56394 Not to mention Vincent Price and Cary Grant. Wed, 22 Sep 2004 14:28:20 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#12b84c20-4618-4ff2-9350-070f7ef56394 Oliver 2004-09-22T14:28:20Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#407b5a5c-74a5-48e3-9d3a-e661b414cd78 Teresa Wright and Gail Russell. Wed, 22 Sep 2004 14:27:41 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#407b5a5c-74a5-48e3-9d3a-e661b414cd78 Oliver 2004-09-22T14:27:41Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#03c6ea0c-576c-4e99-8bd8-69b1c9f78459 indeed! with wit and charm to boot! W Wed, 22 Sep 2004 01:11:32 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#03c6ea0c-576c-4e99-8bd8-69b1c9f78459 Wendy Me 2004-09-22T01:11:32Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#bbb87a1c-8e4b-479b-a807-b6392af86d77 Boris Karloff and Olivia de Havilland Tue, 21 Sep 2004 17:42:10 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#bbb87a1c-8e4b-479b-a807-b6392af86d77 Brandon 2004-09-21T17:42:10Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#aa65bdb7-33db-42fe-90ba-0cb3787d10ab Jean Simmons and Jane Leigh's names appeared repetedly when I just had to wait for the credits in order to find out who that woman was. Maybe it's all the baggage that went with the bigger stars, but my heart throbbed for some of the less celebrated vixens. Mon, 20 Sep 2004 21:52:25 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#aa65bdb7-33db-42fe-90ba-0cb3787d10ab Chris 2004-09-20T21:52:25Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#5fae3cab-0d5b-46c1-8d5b-83ab6cf5d4f0 I think I would say Veronica Lake and Alan Ladd were a great combination that had me trying to decide which I would take first, hah! Sun, 19 Sep 2004 16:32:08 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#5fae3cab-0d5b-46c1-8d5b-83ab6cf5d4f0 Lisa 2004-09-19T16:32:08Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#58657fdb-a348-4b82-be9b-70ea45cb8a68 Definitely Cary Grant. As I get older I like Gregory Peck. He is in several of my personal favorites: "Big Country" and "Spellbound" immediately come to mind, 2 of my top 10's. Sun, 19 Sep 2004 16:30:14 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#58657fdb-a348-4b82-be9b-70ea45cb8a68 Lisa 2004-09-19T16:30:14Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#628af132-1ef6-4be4-a5e5-045c21a776f9 Gene Tierney is a great one! Sun, 19 Sep 2004 16:27:28 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#628af132-1ef6-4be4-a5e5-045c21a776f9 Lisa 2004-09-19T16:27:28Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#ac0547cd-cfda-4ee5-be12-c781b4589d7c Jean Arthur is not weird! Sun, 19 Sep 2004 16:26:23 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#ac0547cd-cfda-4ee5-be12-c781b4589d7c Lisa 2004-09-19T16:26:23Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#413620a9-c0e1-4d3e-b346-b073deef833d he was the last of the gentlemans gentleman. Sat, 18 Sep 2004 21:01:23 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#413620a9-c0e1-4d3e-b346-b073deef833d keeks 2004-09-18T21:01:23Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#c2b39a2e-21d9-40d6-bab5-2cc0d1efcc12 Cary Grant- and still searching for my Sir Grant! cheers- W Fri, 17 Sep 2004 22:45:37 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#c2b39a2e-21d9-40d6-bab5-2cc0d1efcc12 Wendy Me 2004-09-17T22:45:37Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#6a3cf4e7-9127-44f5-919e-27d3f831c015 LESLIE HOWARD HUNG HUH?????? OF HUMAN BONDAGE I WONDER IF BETTE DAVIS GOT TO SEE THE GOODS HAHAHEEHE Thu, 16 Sep 2004 01:26:24 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#6a3cf4e7-9127-44f5-919e-27d3f831c015 keeks 2004-09-16T01:26:24Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#983fa352-7d40-4619-a192-f88d9a3ab7e2 Ummmmmm.....gene Tierney, Dorothy Lamour, RITA HAYWORTH!!, Ann Sheridan, Susan Hayward, Joan Crawford (actually, I think I am intimidated by her, but she is so, well, yum), and Norma Shearer... http://www.lafterhall.com/shearer.html Watch your back! Jim Wed, 15 Sep 2004 15:28:22 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#983fa352-7d40-4619-a192-f88d9a3ab7e2 $item.owner.firstName 2004-09-15T15:28:22Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#9ac2d29b-22fc-44c3-902e-d0c2d5329b3c kiki -- Great picks! By the way, did you know that Hollywood gossip at the time claimed that Leslie Howard was massively endowed. (I) really don't know how I know these things! Tue, 14 Sep 2004 23:51:24 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#9ac2d29b-22fc-44c3-902e-d0c2d5329b3c Åmªzºn¡Kª 2004-09-14T23:51:24Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#b5db6def-719a-4367-a148-eb6dc734492d zasu pitts is from the teeny tiny town in kansas where i went to visit my grandparents this summer. her hollywood star (or a facsimile) is in the sidewalk in front of the only movie theater in town. Tue, 14 Sep 2004 23:48:54 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#b5db6def-719a-4367-a148-eb6dc734492d Daisy Mayhem 2004-09-14T23:48:54Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#4737a0b1-2de6-4836-ab90-a2dcf9beb623 anna may wong,dietrich,crawford,cary grant,valentino,theda barr,tyrone power,douglas fairbanks jr.,garbo,leslie howard(his awkwardness???????),zasu pitts(beautiful!!!!!!!), Tue, 14 Sep 2004 21:38:37 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#4737a0b1-2de6-4836-ab90-a2dcf9beb623 keeks 2004-09-14T21:38:37Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#d36f8497-d720-4e7a-bd9c-9d2225a2cd25 older brando? mmm, not so hot. Tue, 14 Sep 2004 20:49:16 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#d36f8497-d720-4e7a-bd9c-9d2225a2cd25 Daisy Mayhem 2004-09-14T20:49:16Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#1c2f1fb9-6d8c-46c5-ae85-9471685c4c4e oh yes, young Brando was among the sexiest movie stars ever! Tue, 14 Sep 2004 19:59:05 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#1c2f1fb9-6d8c-46c5-ae85-9471685c4c4e Åmªzºn¡Kª 2004-09-14T19:59:05Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#9d950d32-e285-429d-9a67-0f8bf10e4d99 orson welles (it's the voice, makes my knees weak...my crush is more from the radio days, but still...), laurence olivier (that hamilton woman...yowza!), and marlon brando (think on the waterfront), ingrid bergman. Tue, 14 Sep 2004 16:22:57 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#9d950d32-e285-429d-9a67-0f8bf10e4d99 Daisy Mayhem 2004-09-14T16:22:57Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#2693ef00-d4c6-4183-98f4-5259e5824580 Danny Kaye, Cary Grant, Errol Flynn Probably more, but need more coffee in me. Tue, 14 Sep 2004 13:18:19 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#2693ef00-d4c6-4183-98f4-5259e5824580 Sandy 2004-09-14T13:18:19Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#7e55b4a9-3838-44fe-bfb0-f1b822c6c227 always had weird crush on Kay Francis - maybe it is her lisp? Tue, 14 Sep 2004 07:57:24 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#7e55b4a9-3838-44fe-bfb0-f1b822c6c227 Greg 2004-09-14T07:57:24Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#9b088153-9641-4c37-bce9-c3035411ee18 Clark Gable Tue, 14 Sep 2004 05:45:13 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#9b088153-9641-4c37-bce9-c3035411ee18 Glenda 2004-09-14T05:45:13Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#3c516fb8-eb02-4dda-a175-02226101f6bd Frank Sinatra, Donald O'Conner, Ray Milland, Bing Crosby Tue, 14 Sep 2004 02:04:06 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#3c516fb8-eb02-4dda-a175-02226101f6bd Stary 2004-09-14T02:04:06Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#1fe7c4c4-3bd9-4cbb-bcb1-8d07bbd6453a Myrna Loy, Claudette Colbert, Carole Lombard. Tue, 14 Sep 2004 00:23:07 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#1fe7c4c4-3bd9-4cbb-bcb1-8d07bbd6453a The Real Zeppo 2004-09-14T00:23:07Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#234a920e-2b31-47e4-a5d1-826b777e031c Louise Brooks, Jean Harlow, Jean Arthur (I know it's weird.), Myrna Loy. Mon, 13 Sep 2004 22:29:08 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#234a920e-2b31-47e4-a5d1-826b777e031c Kelly 2004-09-13T22:29:08Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#a9297cbc-836d-4951-9166-c879730a384e Clara Bow, Louise Brooks, Barbara Stanwyck, Jean Arthur, Georgia Hale *sigh* Mon, 13 Sep 2004 22:23:13 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#a9297cbc-836d-4951-9166-c879730a384e Sal 2004-09-13T22:23:13Z http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#4e654e08-4c86-4f5f-825c-6acb21a37333 Do any of you have huge crushes on any classic film stars? Does the mere image of anyone simply sweep you up into a dreamlike swoon? Do any of them make you wish you were young at the same time they were, just so that you might have a chance to win their hearts? I've got to admit, I have screen idol crushes on Rudolph Valentino, Errol Flynn, and Gregory Peck (be still my heart!). Also Marlene Dietrich and Greta Garbo. Such gorgeous creatures! *swoon!* Mon, 13 Sep 2004 17:59:47 GMT http://ClassicFilmFans.tribe.net/thread/07467dcc-7e80-47a1-b068-912e4440a5bc#4e654e08-4c86-4f5f-825c-6acb21a37333 Åmªzºn¡Kª 2004-09-13T17:59:47Z