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A list of some very beautiful ladies there John...........

If our "Heathcliff" is to come from a similar era it would have to be someone like James Dean, Tony Curtis, or Elvis in his very early years....... for me, all very handsome...... or Rock Hudson who we now know wasn`t a "ladies" man at all, but he was incredibly good looking.....

for a modern day one it would be any of the ones I mentioned in my eye colour list or :
George Clooney,
Tom Cruise
Mark Wahlberg
Kevin Bacon.....all excellent actors in my opinion, who could all be "Heathcliff"

Nicky

Looking at your list MO, its looks as though, you like all the men who screw their eyes up and sort of squint as though they can hardly see.........lol.....

I always thought Rutger Haugher looked very mean and moody in that Guine** advert.....

So Pam you`d have gone for Moony then, .........he was as mad as a box of frogs, but you`d never have had a dull moment i suspect..............


Nicky

My dream list goes way back, a bit like me, really.

Grace Kelly
Ingrid Bergman
Joan Fontaine
Olivia De Haviland
Marilyn Monroe
Merle Oberon, I know she was a bit naughty in real life but she will always be my "Cathy".

One for the present day
Paris Hilton.

OK ladies, who would be your " Heathcliff " ?

John

As my hubby would say "all the old and ugly ones "
lol

You tend to go for the 'Girlie' type then Mo!? LOL!

Pam.xx

Crushes eh
Has a think about that,ok here we
Rutger Hauer
Clint Eastwood
Lee Van Cleef
Charles Bronson

Morning Nicky,

that's true, mind you that Danny Dyer's alright and you know my hubby looks like Clint!! Well they all say he does!

Bruce Willis eh, hazely brown,mmm well I suppose he's ok then. Robbie Williams oh no!!

I like Roger Daltry and think he's still got a brilliant voice and the most level headed of The Who...but I'd have probabley gone for old Mooney!! LOL!

Pam.xxx

Oh Pam Eye colours and crushes........here we go

Roger Daltrey ...Blue
Steve Mcqueen Blue
Jay from the band 5....Blue....... {bit of a pattern emerging here i think....}
Danny Dyer ...Brown
Robbie Williams greenish
Jason Statham greenish
Clint Eastwood......back to blue again..
Bruce Willis...Hazel/brown..
Daniel Craig as James Bond.........blue.......

ooh and i forgot Martin Kemp from Spandau Ballet and then Eastenders........BLUE.....


Been to see The Young Victoria today, thoroughly enjoyed it, not familiar with the young actress that played Victoria, but she was very good.

Off to see Wolverine Origins {x men} on Monday....

Nicky

You know Pam looking at your list then mine...we really should have hung out together as yougsters........we`d NEVER have fancied the same bloke........so there`d have been no problems there....

Nooooo Pam - I don't think I could bear to watch it!!

Ed if you go on you tube there's a clip from Resident Evil with Milla and James in it and they're two timing us...I've watched it several times purely for research! LOL!

Hi Ed, yes I remeber the girl in the Posidon Adventure, wasn't she saved? I know poor old Shelly Winters copped it!

Crushes eh, hmmm let me think, so many and so little time! Here we go............eye colour will be in brackets next to said crush!

Leonard Whiting (blue)
Barry Evans (brown)
Ted Wass (brown)
Hugh Jackman (hazel/brownish)
James Purefoy (brown)
Antonio Banderas (brown)
Al Pacino ...when he was younger (brown)
John Taylor... Duran Duran Bass guitar got better with age (brown)
Jan Niklas (brown)..................

Gawd I need to get out more!!!!!

Oooh Pam - crushes from films ...

I think my first crush was Carol Lynley, who played "Nonnie" (the hysterical blonde one) in the Poseidon Adventure. I remember seeing it when it came out in 1972 (yes it was that long ago) and thinking oooooooooh, she's nice (well I was only nine!).

My next proper crush was on Joanne Samuel, who played Jessie (Max's wife) in Mad Max. I also remember her as nurse Jill Gordon in the Aussie soap "The Young Doctors" - but by that time the thoughts going through my head were much deeper than oooooooooh, she's nice! I haven't seen much of her since then though.

And of course, there's always Milla ...

Ed

Ooops - posted twice

Hello folks, yes I believe "Gregory's Girl "starred John Gordon Sinclair, and he has a major crush on Dee Hepburn I think it was (wasn't she in Crossroads?) and she was in the schools football team, the only girl. Now my brain has clicked in and I know now why I said about my first crush being Leonard Whiting. They say Zac Effron looks like leonard whiting, but he's not a patch on him...and Ed he had blue Eyes not brown for a change!

The film made in 1966 that you refere to John was I think, "Georgie Girl."

Don't think I've seen Georgie Girl, but yes, have seen Gregory's Girl and I agree it's very good!

Pam.

Hi,
Yes I looked it up. It was Georgy Girl made in 1966.
Starred, James Mason, Alan Bates, Lynn Redgrave and Charlotte Rampling.

John

you are right pam great film when i was growing up

Hi John, yes I think it probably is on the list he said to me but I forgot to put it up! I know he doesn't like the remake of The Italian job as he said it's just an advert for the new mini's. now I like both, but I drive the new mini and it's a Cooper S, so I'm bias...flash old bird aren't I!

He's a Jim Carrey fan and also Steve McQueen fan, but now you come to mention it he does come across as a Michael Caine fan. Al pacino films he likes too. So expect he said The Godfather ones too.

Hello Karl, I can remember a film called Gregory's Girl but the one i'm thinking off was in the eighties I think. The film in the sixties with a similiar title was Georgie Girl I think.


My first 'crush' was on Leonard Whiting in Franco Zefferellis Romeo and Juliet, I remember going to see it with some of my friends, we we're about twelve. Don't know what made me think of that! Such lovely memories. And such tight tights!!!! ☺

Hi Pam,

Your son seems to be a fan of Michael Caine. I'm surprised The Italian Job isn't in his list.

John

Hello folks, going to put my son's favourite films on here...he's only 28 so got to grow up yet!!

Well these are the ones he's divulged to me...and in no particular order.....................

There's Something About Mary
Dumb and Dumber
Scarface
Carlitto's Way
Usual Suspects
Long Shot
Desperado
The Long good Friday
Get Carter
Alfie (original one)
Bullitt
The Great Escape
Saving Pt Ryan
Planes Trains and Automobiles (Her last baby came out sideways!) is his fav quote! ......yes I'm crying too!
Dirty rotton Scoundrals
And all 'The American Pie' ones.

And quite a few more, but can't remember the others.

My daughter wouldn't tell me her favourites...don't ask me why...I think she just had the hump!

Pam. ☺

PS He said The Exorcist really put the wind up him...he's like me doesn't like the old horror ones too much!

Hi,

Three contrasting films I've enjoyed over the years.

The Mask. Not a fan of Jim Carrey but thought he was good in this.

The Wicker Man. Edward Woodward played his part really well.

Half a Sixpence.Tommy Steele and was it Julia Foster? Whoever it was she was attractive!

John