The Beautiful Women of the Screen Thread

[j0oftheworld]

Ding ding ding.. Da$h!!

[VWMATT1234]

Quote, originally posted by Zanardi. »

[dirtyfingers]

No pictures really do her justice:

[spkn^GRMN]

Quote, originally posted by Jn2rons »

Gotta great story about Stacey...None of you would ever believe me though

You better spill the scoop on that!!
She is incredible, and over 40 too.

Vanessa Williams, speaking of over 40

[Jn2rons]

Quote, originally posted by spkn^GRMN »

You better spill the scoop on that!! She is incredible, and over 40 too.

In person, she's not nearly as recognizable. I won't elaborate...My wife's a helluva detective

[silverzee]

Moar redheads MOAR FRECKLES.

Alicia Witt

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[Rukh]

More Linda Cardellini:

[4bang3rlove]

Jennifer Connelly

God's Gift to Manking. Kate Beckinsale.

Morena Baccarin

Eva Green

Sophie Monk

[Sporin]

I <3 Alicia Witt!!!!

Modified by Sporin at 12:56 PM 8-3-2007

[EvolvedGTI]

Quote, originally posted by Rukh »

More Linda Cardellini:

she is one of my fave's i especially liked her in scooby-doo

[Funkatollah Insaney]

Quote, originally posted by Jn2rons »

In person, she's not nearly as recognizable. I won't elaborate...My wife's a helluva detective

My IMs work just fine.

[KIEZERJOSE]

same here

spill it

[HR_PumpNdump]

Quote, originally posted by dubfan »

Who the hell are all these women? I've heard of the two Jessicas, Monica, Scarlett, and Catherine Bell. But... Linda Cardellini? Diora Baird? Natalie Raitano? Shenaz Treasuryvala? Autumn Reeser? Who the uckf are they?

x2

[Rukh]

For those who are having a hard time placing Linda Cardellini, here she is as Velma in Scooby Doo:

[jduarte]

Really? You're serious? Wow.

Quote, originally posted by Rukh »

More Linda Cardellini:

Those are the same pics as before

Her singing "push it" still rocks my world tho

[Rukh]

Quote, originally posted by jduarte »

Those are the same pics as before

So they are, I hopre these make up for that oversight:

[j0oftheworld]

Grandma's boy!!! A+++

[EvolvedGTI]

god i her

Quote, originally posted by Rukh »

So they are, I hopre these make up for that oversight:

[spkn^GRMN]

Swank

[Rukh]

Thora Birch

[JettaGT8V80]

anyone who watches food network should know her

[mikebbugn]

Quote, originally posted by JettaGT8V80 »

anyone who watches food network should know her

giada de laurentiis???? there is just something funny looking about her imo...just my 2 pennies

[koko12]

Quote, originally posted by mikebbugn »

giada de laurentiis???? there is just something funny looking about her imo...just my 2 pennies

I think it's the fact that her head is too big for her body. But she does have a charming set.

Here is m contribution for the day, just watched Bourne Altimatum and i love her unique look. and the fact that it was chilly the day this pic was taken

She's also a Mets fan, that scores a lot of points in my book.

[mikebbugn]

michelle monaghan

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[UpAllNight]

Beth

Dog The Bounty Hunter Wife

[J44KK0]

[ThatGuy]

Quote, originally posted by UpAllNight »

Beth Dog The Bounty Hunter Wife <img>

Catherine Bell was the reason to watch JAG

[Mikes72sb]

while I'll agree that the ladies in this thread are beautiful (well, maybe not Dog's wife IMO), but this thread is missing one thing: CLASS

for example:

and the original "It Girl"

IMO, ANY of the above simply blow the others out of the water because they embodied the magic of what the silver screen used to be, and they represent a more romantic time in our past

[j0oftheworld]

I think you're right man..
Here's a good listing, Id say: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pin-up_girl

[VikingVR6GTI]

Quote, originally posted by Mikes72sb »

IMO, ANY of the above simply blow the others out of the water because they embodied the magic of what the silver screen used to be, and they represent a more romantic time in our past

Unfair comparison IMO. Hollywood is much much MUCH different than it was back then. Because the media coverage and paparazzi is on the stars of today 24/7, we see their every blemish, every stumble, and every move good or bad. The media of yesteryear let the stars have some privacy. They let them get away with being "bad" because they didn't WANT to tarnish the images of America's sweethearts. Now the media trips over themselves to tarnish the image of the stars. Any star makes the slightest mistake and it's a media feeding frenzy.

You've compared apples to oranges.

[koko12]

Quote, originally posted by Mikes72sb »

while I'll agree that the ladies in this thread are beautiful (well, maybe not Dog's wife IMO), but this thread is missing one thing: CLASS for example: and the original "It Girl" IMO, ANY of the above simply blow the others out of the water because they embodied the magic of what the silver screen used to be, and they represent a more romantic time in our past

I really don't see how these women show any more class than most of the women being posted in this thread. Were they contemporary, they would not be any different than the women being posted in this tread, and were our contemporary women part of that bygone era you would probably see them as very classy women as well. It all has to do with the era and the way they were portrayed and nothing else. That to me says nothing about how much class or lack of a woman has.

[koko12]

[cooperman]

I think Jayma Mays is beautiful.

[Sporin]

Mary Louise Parker (Weeds, West wing)

Anne Hathaway