patrick1987
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Names, please, or it's no fun. 
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Do you have a crush?
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Marc Chevalier
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patrick1987 said:Names, please, or it's no fun.
Are you kidding? It's more fun not to know. That way, we men can all fool ourselves into thinking that maybe we're crushworthy lol
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Elaina
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I agree there are several crushworthy men on the FL, but a lady should never tell such idle secrets.
katiemakeup
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I forgot to post my current day crushes! I adore Crispin Glover & John Mayer (hello lips)... I am sure there are more...
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Marc Chevalier said:
Quite so, old sport. Let us entertain our vain fantasties.
carebear
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scotrace said:
I'd have to modify that to, "Let the rest of you entertain your vain fantasies."
(see ladies.. Confidence. Chicks dig confidence right? Right? Oh crud, that question wasn't very confident. Quick, think of something witty. Uh, er, dang...)
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Crush?
Well, Duh.
Well, Duh.
BegintheBeguine
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I knew it
I get all giggly over Gregory Peck in Spellbound, and Orson Welles in leather I mean in Macbeth.
Nunna ya's broads got bottle.Elaina said:
I get all giggly over Gregory Peck in Spellbound, and Orson Welles in leather I mean in Macbeth.
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I love Marylin too, and I'm a girl! I wish I could have her hair. I don't understand it, she normally had dark hair and it had to have been bleached within an inch of it's life, andit still looks silky. Mine has been ravaged and I can't get it to look good no matter what I do. She must have been magic...scotrace said:Well, Duh.
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VargasGirl said:
She was. Pure magic.
Tony in Tarzana
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Marc Chevalier said:
I harbor no such misguided beliefs.
There, that ought to smoke 'em out...
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I can see one of the reasons you married your wife Marc.
I can see many similarities in your wife Marc (relating to the photos). Lucky and priviledged man that you are.
I can see many similarities in your wife Marc (relating to the photos). Lucky and priviledged man that you are.
Marc Chevalier said:And here she is (or was, back in 1962 when the song was written): the REAL "Girl from Ipanema".
K by the bay
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I suspect that more than one lady in the lounge has a crush on Tony in Tarzana.
Jack Scorpion
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scotrace said:Well, Duh.
But ... in which movie particularly??? I say: The River of No Return. But maybe that is because I wish I was Robert Mitchum in any movie.
This girl for the me that was born in 1924.
This girl for the me that was born in 1954.
And the new bond girl for the me that was born in 1984.
Marc Chevalier
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Jack Scorpion said:
This girl for the me that was born in 1954.
Ah, but Isabelle Adjani never ages, so you could be with her right now and no one would notice anything unusual.
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Novella
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Polka Dot said:Indeed not, but lately her face has looked a little frozen.
Still gorgeous, though. Her costumes in Bon Voyage were beautiful.
Holy cow, I watched that movie (I thought it was good! Costumes were definitely lovely.) but had no idea who the actress was or that she was that old. No kidding she doesn't age!
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katiemakeup said:
How could I forget Shia LaBeouf??
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Myrna Loy would have to be my Golden Era crush. It was actually one of her portraits that got me turned on the George Hurrell and his photography a couple years ago. I could stare at his pix of her all day long and never get tired (only ending up with severe eye strain!! lol ).
As for modern day crushes... I dunno. I'd either say Liv Tyler or Jennifer Connelly (especially in Dark City- hubba hubba!). It varies from time to time, but those are the two I think top my list most often.
As for modern day crushes... I dunno. I'd either say Liv Tyler or Jennifer Connelly (especially in Dark City- hubba hubba!). It varies from time to time, but those are the two I think top my list most often.
Marc Chevalier
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If I had a crush for a golden era movie star, it would have to be for Gene Tierney ... especially in the '40s film, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir.
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