Not to turn this into another Female Hotties thread, but I was wondering who you would consider to be some of the most beautiful women you've ever seen? Mine in no particular order would be:

Marilyn Monroe



Cindy Crawford



Denise Richards

I could name some, but I don't think any of them have ever been in a motion picture.

ive seen more pretty women on the street than the 3 here, ive stated before that anybody could look after being in front of the mirror for 5 hours.

I mean Cindy Crawford,she looks like a baywatch wannabe in the above picture.

Sorry if this seems that im ruining the point of this thread,but if seems that nowadays we are brainwash by the beauty of filmstars etc, when they are really not that special, Monroe was naturally pretty..

You cant beat the movie stars of the 40s and 50s if you want beauty,nowadays they all look like hookers..

Growing up it was Olivia Newton John, Goldie Hawn, and Michelle Pfeiffer. Now it's Monica Bellucci-"Wow" is all I can say.

Yes, Monica is beautiful

A fan once complimented the Ultimate Warrior on bodyslamming Andre The Giant.

Warrior responded by telling the fan to "go masturbate at home."

Me personally Jeniffer Aniston i dont why but she is the girl for me

I never really found her attractive. In some parts of THE BREAK-UP she looks good but overall, I've never been a fan of hers

A new woman that has captured my attention is Missy Peregrym she's on that new CW show Reaper.




I also like



Which is surprising as I normally don't go for blonds.

I'm a blonde man myself

Red heads for me

They're my #2

no one is interested in blond men here

to be honest i love them all

My all-time most beautiful screen hearthrob is:
Gene Tierney, star of "Laura" and "Leave Her to Heaven."

Beautiful in every sense of the word! And a great classic movie!



"Laura is a fine example of 1940's film noir. Released in 1944, directed by Otto Preminger, and featuring a very successful title song written by David Raksin and Johnny Mercer, Laura is a classic movie in every sense of the word.

The story involves the murder of a beautiful New York advertising executive and the men in her life who suddenly find themselves suspects. Gene Tierney was absolutely gorgeous. She perfectly embodies the character of Laura. The portrait of her that hangs in her apartment plays a big part in the movie. Detective Mark McPherson (Dana Andrews) begins falling in love with the woman whose murder he is investigating.

Clifton Webb was Oscar nominated for his role as Waldo Lydecker. This character was based on the acerbic critic Alexander Woollcott (he was a popular “type" in those days, Monty Woolley played Sheridan Whiteside, another version of Woollcott in 1942's The Man Who Came to Dinner and All About Eve's Addison DeWitt was also said to have been based on him). He spouts lines like, "I don't use a pen. I write with a goose quill dipped in venom." And, "In my case, self-absorption is completely justified. I have never discovered any other subject quite so worthy of my attention."

Laura clocks in at under an-hour-and-a-half. The pacing is brilliant and the story features some surprising twists. Still the murderer is apparent long before the conclusion. The supporting cast includes a rather melodramatic Vincent Price and the wonderful stage actress Judith Anderson.

The men in the movie are all given fairly well-rounded personalities. It is only the enigmatic Laura that we are never allowed to really know. Whether this was just bad screenwriting or an intentional device used by the director, I don't know, but it works. Each man sees reflected in Laura what they desire her to be.

Gene Tierney and Vincent Price in Twentieth Century Fox's Laura (1944) Now Clifton Webb was pretty well known to be gay, which in itself was pretty remarkable for the time period. It is very easy to read his character as gay. Does he really lust for Laura or does he want to live vicariously through her? He does seem smitten with Dana Andrews. And what's up with his bath scene at the beginning of the movie? Anyway, it gives the movie an interesting subtext that might not have existed if another actor had played the role.

Laura is another “must see" for any movie buff. "


Close runner up : Jennifer Jones!




in a Portrait Of Jenny.

"Eben Adams is a struggling artist in Depression era New York who has never been able to find inspiration for a painting. One day, after he finally finds someone to buy a painting from him, a young girl named Jennie Appleton (Jennifer Jones) appears and strikes up an unusual friendship with Eben."

To me, the most beautiful woman on film was Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca. When Sam is playing As Time Goes By, and Rick comes out of the back to say, "I thought I told you never to play that.." and he sees Ilsa sitting there - there is just the most absolutely breathtaking close-up of Ingrid Bergman!

My apologies if that was a run-on sentence.

You're just saying that so you can get on SC's good side.

bridget bordot

I'm not familiar with her work DE NIRO. Is she a British actress?

I think shes french, a major film star in the 50's and it was john lennon dream girl when he was growing up...

Another impossible question. It's like asking how many grains of sand are there?

But lately, I'll agree with Monica Bellucci and toss in Eva Mendes for good measure.

AMEN to that sir!

Briget Bardot? Wow, talk about a name from the past.

DeNiro,

Bardot was very very popular in the 50's 60's. She was risque' for her time, although perhaps maybe not so much for her native France. I think most her movies were "adult" films and I can only remember a couple titles, "Girl In A Bikini" and more famous I think, "And God Created Woman". Mind you, I never saw them. ha ha... Too sleezy at the time, and I was too young I'm sure.

I do remember she played herself in a movie with Jimmy Stewart who's character has a son who is simply in love with Bardot. She makes an appearance in the end.

TB will know much about her than I and can confirm what I've said. As far as I know, she is still alive and in France and really an animal right's activist I believe. Maybe I'll rent one of her movies. I think I am of age by now. I always thought she was pretty.

TIS

Well, my telephone rang it would not stop,
It's President Kennedy callin' me up.
He said, "My friend, Bob, what do we need to make the country grow?"
I said, "My friend, John, Brigitte Bardot,
Anita Ekberg, Sophia Loren."
(Country will grow)

1. Reese Witherspoon
2. Chan Marshall (AKA Cat Power)
3. Gisele Bundchen
4. Reese Witherspoon
5. Eva Mendes
6. Reese Witherspoon
7. Reese Witherspoon
8. Claudia Cardinale
9. Reese Witherspoon
10. Alyssa Hauler

Hot? Yes. Sultry? No question. Sexy? Absolutely.

One of the Most Beautiful woman? No way.

But as the saying goes, sauseege his own.

Audrey

Yeah, I guess Eva Mendes is more sexy than she is classically beautiful. I also forgot about Audrey Hepburn, she was gorgeous.

I wouldn't toss any of them out of bed for eating crackers, but in my case, I can't think of another reason they'd be there.