They just don't make women like Jane Fonda anymore! :(
The movie is nuts though.
Hard to believe it was released in 1968.
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They just don't make women like Jane Fonda anymore! :(
The movie is nuts though.
Hard to believe it was released in 1968.
One of the all time greats, Jane Fonda is fantastic (in every possible way) in it. ;)
Oh to have been a fly trapped in Milo O'Shea's eyebrows while they were filming it. :D :D
She really gives it her all.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
What a seductive woman she is.
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Originally Posted by Peadar
SHE WAS :D Havent seen her recently :p
Fair point, but her ability to seduce has been preserved and even immortalised in so many great movies. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dortie
thought u were on about the choooooon they played in henry's years back ;)
Thats a drug of a movie, BBC always showing it & its kinda hard to look away once have a glance at. ;)
You lads obviously don't get out much. Or else Cork doesn't have much to offer. I suggest you lads disgard the viagara pills and take a trip to Bondi Beach in Stillorgan some week night. Now that would leave ye standing on three legs. :D
Bondi would leave those l@ngers on a permanent tripod alright! :p
The People's Republic of Cork my anus! :rolleyes:
Who do they think they are anyway?
In fairness Dillo I think these lads are a bit older than you and me. Anyhow, I wouldn't imagine the talent is great in Cork. Dublin 4 all the way! . . . and Blue or Blazers if you're feeling a little filthy. :D
Ye wanna nice Cork lass!
Having said that asked ma top 5 lasses recently, story for another thread.....
Hey I remember that track. It was on Trance Europe Express back in 1992 I think. Can't remember the artist though :(Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
Oops just did a Google. There was a trance band called Barbarella.
Yeah and said band had a song called Barbarella, 12' was on Hartfloor records or Rising High Records !! This record could be worth anything up to €250 easily today :) Just trying to remember the other side, good song aswell from what i remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish_Praha
artist was also barbarella ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish_Praha
anybody else feel the ghost of patrick j & skipper hanging around this thread ?? :confused:
Jane Fonda.....mmmmmmm!! :D :D
But Raquel Welch....MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMM !! :D :D :D
I didn't want to get into this but I think you might be right.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeSoap
I was just kinda hoping I could keep them apart and have them both without they knowing about each other. :D
What women on screen today can compare to the women from the Golden Age of Cinema?
Charleze Theron?
Halle Berry?
Monica Bellucci?
Liv Tyler?
Kirsten Dunst?
Keira Knightley?
Natalie Portman?
Cate Blanchett?
Rene Russo?
Jennifer Connelly ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
Maybe Kirsten Dunst
That's about it, none of the airbrushed 'celebrities' of today can live with the quality totty of yesteryear....
Joan Fontaine
Audrey Hepburn
Catherine Deneuve
I remember years ago RTÉ did a Tracy-Hepburn series for their Saturday Matinee slot. I used to love the old B&W classics.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
She's pretty darn nice for a Belgian!
tut-tut Peadar,Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
It was Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn that made all the films together, great actress and a feisty woman, but not a pretty one ;)
Ah, that makes so much sense now.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiktok
I remember them being great in movies together and I remember Audrey Hepburn being gorgeous but couldn't picture Spencer and Audrey together.
Lucky I have you to clear things up for me. ;)
Where does Hillary Duff fit in to all this? :)
in her day brigitte bardot was a cracker.
Saucy!Quote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
The old girls are giving the big dollar Prima Donna's of today a right pasting!