TV and film stars you fancied in your formative years!

[Griff]

[swanbourne]

Is that Bonnie Langford Griff? :lol:

Eddie

[Griff]

Close, but no cigar :D

[Griff]

Servalon from Blake's Seven
In black leather she was very suitable for some serious rogering :D

[sundial]

When I was a lad I thought Muriel Young was a very attractive lady ...

http://www.transdiffusion.org/emc/tvheroes/muriel.php

Dunk

[johnbaz]

JANE FONDA as BARBARELLA

DIANA RIGG as EMMA PEEL

RAQUEL WELCH as that STONE AGE BIRD in 1,000,000 YEARS BC



i was surprised when no one mentioned jane fonda :evil:

regards, john.

[swanbourne]

Eddie

[Steve264]

JANE FONDA as BARBARELLA

DIANA RIGG as EMMA PEEL

RAQUEL WELCH as that STONE AGE BIRD in 1,000,000 YEARS BC



i was surprised when no one mentioned jane fonda :evil:

regards, john.

:shock: errrr....

also:

[Jimster]

Lindsay Wagner as the Bionic Woman was a particular favorite. :D :D



Also, at the time, Catherine Schell in Space 1999, but having googled a picture she actually looked like something out of planet of the apes - not how I remembered her as a 6 year old!!

Jimster

[Steve264]

Lindsay Wagner as the Bionic Woman was a particular favorite. :D :D



Jimster

Back of the net!! Lovely picture of her, too.

[doug darter]

Hey, if you do a Google Images search for "muslim sex", you eventually find this site where they have a gal dressed in those black outfits with face and head fully covered but she's wearing high heels and doing a nice open lgs shot. I don't know if she's really a muslim (my guess not), but what a sexy few photos they are. :twisted:

You visit some weird sites Tom :shock:

[Griff]

Amen

[Jimster]

Aaaaah! Nastassja Kinski - one of my most vivid teeneage fantasies :)

[Steve264]

I think I'm still in my formative years 8)

Sophie Marceau...

[Steve264]

she's on TV right now... sigh.

[dkpw]

Definitely a thread resurrection, solely based on the news of Anita Pallenberg's death yesterday, and that this is the only thread in which I could find she was mentioned. Meuse for The Stones, she had at least three of them and latterly a witch, and genuinely quite scary by all accounts.

Here's a couple of screen grabs of her from the 1968 film Performance.

[aliasrichmond]

Diana Rigg
Honor Blackman
Jenny Agutter
Wanda Ventham (Benedict didn't get his mums good looks)

[Velorum]

Sadly, photobucket is down again or I would have added some Fonda / Pallenberg photos

I will however take the opportunity to post a pic of Marina - whom I fell in love with circa 1965


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[dkpw]

Diana Rigg
Honor Blackman
Jenny Agutter
Wanda Ventham (Benedict didn't get his mums good looks)

Wanda was most definitely a looker in her day, and I have now learnt who's Benedict's mum. However one cannot, in my opinion, top the lovely Jenny Agutter. The breathy voice, the perfect diction and the gently up-swept grace of her ....... nose.





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Sadly, photobucket is down again or I would have added some Fonda / Pallenberg photos

I will however take the opportunity to post a pic of Marina - whom I fell in love with circa 1965


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Beware splinters!

[vRSG60]

Annette Andre -
The Prisoner & Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased)

[magirus]

Valerie Leon . . .

[MFB Scotland]

Wanda was most definitely a looker in her day, and I have now learnt who's Benedict's mum. However one cannot, in my opinion, top the lovely Jenny Agutter. The breathy voice, the perfect diction and the gently up-swept grace of her ....... nose.

Lovely Jenny, still remember the shower scene in American werewolf in London.

[pacifichrono]

So many, but here are four of each gender:

Charles Bronson


Terence Hill


Kirk Douglas


Clint Eastwood


Natalie Wood


Katherine Ross


Elizabeth Taylor


Ann-Margaret

[Dave+63]

Daisy Duke!

I neither know nor care what her real name is

[saturn5]

Wanda was most definitely a looker in her day, and I have now learnt who's Benedict's mum. However one cannot, in my opinion, top the lovely Jenny Agutter. The breathy voice, the perfect diction and the gently up-swept grace of her ....... nose.





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Beware splinters!

Jenny in logans run..... Love at first sight

[verv]

Kirstie alley


Sly


This pair


Still would to this day :-)

[pacifichrono]

This pair


Still would to this day :-)

Him, her, or both?

[verv]

Both. Although preferred duchovny when he was unshaven and ruggedy in californication.
Gillian Anderson is stunning whatever the era.

[TheFlyingBanana]

An eleven year gap has to be some kind of record! (And an nice way to pay a tribute to Adam West)


Gillian Anderson - yes, Kirstie Ally - yes, especially as she was in Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan:



And while I'm on a Star Trek kick, Marina Sirtis then:



And now (still would and would again)



And again...



And Terry Farrell from DS9:






A few of my lezza and bi female friends seem to have a bit of a thing for Xena - can't think why...



And one of my closest friends was a recurring character in this series, so he always goes down well with them.

Not literally you understand, but he probably could. They are really big fans.

[dougair]

Nicole Eggert...Loved Baywatch...speaking of which I think I'll go and stick the Baywatch DVD on and pretend I'm 12 again 😳

[oldoakknives]

Wanda was most definitely a looker in her day, and I have now learnt who's Benedict's mum. However one cannot, in my opinion, top the lovely Jenny Agutter. The breathy voice, the perfect diction and the gently up-swept grace of her ....... nose.





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Beware splinters!

The archetypal English rose. Yup me too!

[jk103]

Neil

Back in the day I used to admire (yes the hotties too) Errol Flynn and John Wayne. I used to watch all the old movies and the acting and bravado of the old actors really was admirable real men swashbuckling, tough and no nonsense not really so much today. Today too much is spent on just beautiful people for actors/actresses back when movies were real and thrilling the average looking person was the star of the show. It was more realistic to see someone who could be your next door neighbor saving the world. We had a discussion last weekend when we went out with friends for dinner and talked about the old movies and actors we would watch late night.

I can still remember some old movies the Canterville Ghost with Charles Laughton is one I really liked as well and I still remember the smile I had watching it.

Been real busy Neil haven't forgot about you just busy new honey in a month I will get it to you bud!

John

[classics]

Any of the girls on Charlies Angels but my no.1 favorite had to be Bo Derek

[Neil.C]

Neil

Back in the day I used to admire (yes the hotties too) Errol Flynn and John Wayne. I used to watch all the old movies and the acting and bravado of the old actors really was admirable real men swashbuckling, tough and no nonsense not really so much today. Today too much is spent on just beautiful people for actors/actresses back when movies were real and thrilling the average looking person was the star of the show. It was more realistic to see someone who could be your next door neighbor saving the world. We had a discussion last weekend when we went out with friends for dinner and talked about the old movies and actors we would watch late night.

I can still remember some old movies the Canterville Ghost with Charles Laughton is one I really liked as well and I still remember the smile I had watching it.

Been real busy Neil haven't forgot about you just busy new honey in a month I will get it to you bud!


John

Agree about the old actors John.

Nice to hear from you my old friend.

Your honey always causes a fight between the Mrs and me.

[Neil.C]

Thread resurrection of something I started 11 years ago!

Worth revisiting though.

A shame the old pics seem to have disappeared and also very sad that a lot of the old characters that populated the place then have gone.

[Dunce]

Glynis Barber in Blake's Seven then Dempsey and Makepeace.

[Mr Curta]

Glynis Barber in Blake's Seven then Dempsey and Makepeace.

And not forgetting 'Jane'.

Beware splinters!

I misread that as sphincters, bleary eyed before the first coffee of the day.

[pstruck]

Glynis Barber in Blake's Seven then Dempsey and Makepeace.

Oh yes. Fond memories of watching D&M as a youngster. Was going to post the very same pic.

Looking good more recently too:

[Mr.D]

hrrrrghhhhmmmmmmm!

[Neil.C]

Caroline Munro I believe?

Recognise her from the Lambs rum ads.

Sadly I think she died not long ago.

[Mr.D]

Caroline Munro isn't dead .

[SimonK]

Caroline Munro isn't dead .

... and still working.

[Mr.D]

Phwoar !

[Jimmcb]

Susan George did it for me.

[Jimmcb]

Susan George did it for me.

[pacifichrono]

Stutter much?

[seabiscuit]

Julie Christie. Don't Look Now. Far from The Madding Crowd and Doctor Zhivago to name but a few of her films.

Joanne Whalley. Stunning in the movie Scandal. Then as the nurse in The Singing Detective, particularly the scene in which she applies petroleum jelly or whatever else it was to Michael Gambon's psoriasis afflicted manhood.

[Dapper]

Wanda Ventham from UFO 8)

Here she is...




And Barbara Shelley

[Martylaa]

Jane Fonda in Barberella and Winnie from The Wonder Years...

[Velorum]

Now that my photobucket is working again.......

As mentioned above, Jane Fonda as seen in Barbarella made a big impression on me






...and of course, Anita Pallenberg






Lets not forget Diana Rigg