The Guess Who Has Aged Thread

[Mr Tracy]

Legacywr said:

Groundhog Day, shirley?

Yes I completely forgot

[Europa1]

Mr Tracy said:

Legacywr said:

Groundhog Day, shirley?

Yes I completely forgot

Because she's worth it.

[conkerman]

Mr Tracy said:

In those days, less was more

Not for Foreheads it would appear.

[nicanary]

P5BNij said:

Mr Tracy said:

Angie Dickinson, lovely lady. Remember her in Point Blank with Lee Marvin.

Got to see her titties in the film Sam Whiskey, back in the day when this was exciting stuff. Gorgeous woman.

[Yex 450]

13m said:

Mr Tracy said:

No idea who she is, but better looking now than when young.

Like a tramp on a bag of chips

[Flip Martian]

nicanary said:

P5BNij said:

Mr Tracy said:

Angie Dickinson, lovely lady. Remember her in Point Blank with Lee Marvin.

Got to see her titties in the film Sam Whiskey, back in the day when this was exciting stuff. Gorgeous woman.

Got far more than that in Dressed to Kill. No doubt that was a body double in the shower but a teenage imagination is a powerful thing...

[Gunk]

Kim Novak has not faired quite so well

[dudleybloke]

So that's what a victim of a "Chelsea smile" looks like.

[Biker's Nemesis]

[ajprice]

Is she Canadian?

[gizlaroc]

Legacywr said:

Mr Tracy said:

Andie MacDowell 58

Probably best known for ,,, Four weddings and a funeral and Sex lies and video tape

Groundhog Day, shirley?

Green Card don't you mean?

[anonymous-user]

gizlaroc said:

Legacywr said:

Mr Tracy said:

Andie MacDowell 58

Probably best known for ,,, Four weddings and a funeral and Sex lies and video tape

Groundhog Day, shirley?

Green Card don't you mean?

all of the above

[AMG Merc]

Robertj21a said:

AMG Merc said:

+1. They should be on a leash

They were, it was Maggie holding on to the other end.

Very witty.

[AMG Merc]

Gunk said:

Kim Novak has not faired quite so well

No! That's sad. The Joker?

[MikeT66]

darker grapefruit said:

MarshPhantom said:

Nobody?

Amanda Donohoe - 56

OP not only have you created an epic thread, you have also prompted me to view again Ms Donohoe's superb er acting in The Lair of the White Worm. Thank you.

Oh yes... one of the most abysmal films ever, bizarrely redeemed beyond comprehension whenever Ms. Donohoe slithered onto the screen. I got RSI from fast-forwarding my VHS copy to those bits over and over again...

[Europa1]

MikeT66 said:

Oh yes... one of the most abysmal films ever, bizarrely redeemed beyond comprehension whenever Ms. Donohoe slithered onto the screen. I got RSI from fast-forwarding my VHS copy to those bits over and over again...

Much as I hate to lower the tone, am I right in recalling it had a very young Hugh Grant in it as well?

[MikeT66]

Europa1 said:

MikeT66 said:

Oh yes... one of the most abysmal films ever, bizarrely redeemed beyond comprehension whenever Ms. Donohoe slithered onto the screen. I got RSI from fast-forwarding my VHS copy to those bits over and over again...

Much as I hate to lower the tone, am I right in recalling it had a very young Hugh Grant in it as well?

Yes, he was in it. I will refrain from saying he 'acted' in it though - the plastic worm showed more emotion, from memory.

[Halmyre]

MikeT66 said:

Europa1 said:

MikeT66 said:

Oh yes... one of the most abysmal films ever, bizarrely redeemed beyond comprehension whenever Ms. Donohoe slithered onto the screen. I got RSI from fast-forwarding my VHS copy to those bits over and over again...

Much as I hate to lower the tone, am I right in recalling it had a very young Hugh Grant in it as well?

Yes, he was in it. I will refrain from saying he 'acted' in it though - the plastic worm showed more emotion, from memory.

Any film which has Peter Capaldi pulling a mongoose from a sporran has to have some merit.

[motco]

MikeT66 said:

darker grapefruit said:

MarshPhantom said:

Nobody?

Amanda Donohoe - 56

OP not only have you created an epic thread, you have also prompted me to view again Ms Donohoe's superb er acting in The Lair of the White Worm. Thank you.

Oh yes... one of the most abysmal films ever, bizarrely redeemed beyond comprehension whenever Ms. Donohoe slithered onto the screen. I got RSI from fast-forwarding my VHS copy to those bits over and over again...

Oh God yes, dreadful, but yet somehow so... stimulating! What a dildo that girl packs!

Has anyone read the Bram Stoker original book? It is an order of magnitude worse than the film, and bears almost no other resemblance to it bar its crappiness.

[Mr Tracy]