Memorable Movies With Drop Dead Gorgeous Actresses

[CGabriel]

Speaking of Swedish born but as far as I know, no screen credits to her name but she should have at least won a nomination for her role in taking out her ex husband with a golf club and a fire hydrant.

Elin Nordegren, Tiger Woods ex......what was he thinking??

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Quantity versus quality I suppose

 

[JackD201]

Ah the woman that proved a 9 Iron can be MUCH more powerful than a Driver.

 

[jadis]

SI Swimsuit/supermodel turned actress Elle 'The Body' McPherson.





In the 1993 movie 'Sirens'. Elle is in the middle. On the left is Portia de Rossi, Ally McBeal star and married to Ellen DeGeneres.

 

[Whatmore]

And we wonder why there aren't more women in our hobby...

 

[jadis]

Jessica Biel, starred in remakes of Total Recall and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

 

[still-one]

This is a very interesting thread, but I am being called.

 

[Steve williams]

Natalie Dormer. I first saw her in the TV Series The Tudors where she played Ann Boleyn until she was beheaded

 

[Orb]

Natalie was brilliant in the Tudors (great series), especially the end scene that was done exceptionally well IMO.
Shame though some find that quirky smile/pout irritating as it sets her apart from the normal Hollywood faces.

Cheers
Orb

 

[Johnny Vinyl]

Natalie was brilliant in the Tudors (great series), especially the end scene that was done exceptionally well IMO.
Shame though some find that quirky smile/pout irritating as it sets her apart from the normal Hollywood faces.

Cheers
Orb

I always thought that Katie Holmes had a quirky smile......looks damned good on her.

 

[Steve williams]

Natalie was brilliant in the Tudors (great series), especially the end scene that was done exceptionally well IMO.
Shame though some find that quirky smile/pout irritating as it sets her apart from the normal Hollywood faces.

Cheers
Orb

I remember the scene well which was apparently based on fact

 

[Orb]

I remember the scene well which was apparently based on fact

Good to know and glad others loved the series.
Gave me goosebumps that scene, and I think she portrayed it just right, really empathised with her.

Cheers
Orb

 

[Steve williams]

Good to know and glad others loved the series.
Gave me goosebumps that scene, and I think she portrayed it just right, really empathised with her.

Cheers
Orb

The Tudors remains in my top 10 favorite TV series as it was so true to history

 

[Steve williams]

Catherine Deneuve from the 60's was always hot to look at but memorable in The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg

 

[Steve williams]

Lauren Bacall in just about anything and at just about every age

 

[Steve williams]

Ingrid Bergman also in just about anything and any age






or her in Casablanca

 

[Steve williams]

Olivia De Haviland as Melanie in Gone With The Wind



and at age 98

 

[Steve williams]

Susan Hayward

As a kid I remember her in I want To Live where she played Barbara Graham a prostitute convicted of murder and sent to the gas chamber. I will never forget as the guards strap her in one of them says to her to take a quick deep breath because it's easier that way and she says to him , "how would you know"

 

[Steve williams]

Not to be confused with Rita Hayworth

 

[Steve williams]

Hedy Lamarr

 

[Steve williams]

And Katharine Hepburn who I always thought was drop dead gorgeous....





This scene "Mom, this is John"had to be one of the monumental scenes of film history especially based on when it was filmed