Jean Simmons Dead

[Jimbeaux]

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/theadvocate/obitu...

[Eric Mc]

I'd say she'd be off the radar for most PHers.

[Big Al.]

Well there's three of us!

RIP Jean.

[y2blade]

four


R.I.P Jean

[deevlash]

damn, I loved Kiss

[Tunku]

I remember her. Mrs. Tunku said Kiss will never be the same

[Jimbeaux]

Eric Mc said:

I'd say she'd be off the radar for most PHers.

I am sure you are correct. However, she began her career in a British production, maybe some know of her. I also like to give credit to real pros from the old days over the tripe that passes for actors today.

[Jimbeaux]

deevlash said:

damn, I loved Kiss

I was going to preempt that inevitable jab, bit I wanted to see who would do it first.

[Eric Mc]

I think an appropriate photo is in order.

[robinhood21]

Another one here. RIP Jean.

[zac510]

You're not supposed to speak ill of the dead so let me be the first to say "what a stunner!"

[diesel piston]

zac510 said:

You're not supposed to speak ill of the dead so let me be the first to say "what a stunner!"

I`ll second that !

[staceyb]

RIP Jean, you were gorgeous and extremely talented, I hope up there has a good ballroom.

[Mermaid]

Eric Mc said:

I'd say she'd be off the radar for most PHers.

Indeed. her and the Grace Kelly's, Scarlett O'Hara's etc.

Current fashion is the Uma Thurmans, Angelina Jolie etc.

But since this PH, The old style cars (BMW 3.0 Coupes, DKW's, 912 Porsche, Beetles) to the new style health and safety not so elegant versions (BMW M6, Audi A6,Porsches still doing Ok, Golf)

[Eric Mc]

Mermaid said:

Eric Mc said:

I'd say she'd be off the radar for most PHers.

Indeed. her and the Grace Kelly's, Scarlett O'Hara's etc.

Current fashion is the Uma Thurmans, Angelina Jolie etc.

But since this PH, The old style cars (BMW 3.0 Coupes, DKW's, 912 Porsche, Beetles) to the new style health and safety not so elegant versions (BMW M6, Audi A6,Porsches still doing Ok, Golf)

Scarlett O'Hara is a character (from "Gone With the Wind")- not an actress. Did you mean Vivien Leigh. Gorgeous but barking.

[Saddle bum]

Eric Mc said:

Mermaid said:

Eric Mc said:

I'd say she'd be off the radar for most PHers.

Indeed. her and the Grace Kelly's, Scarlett O'Hara's etc.

Current fashion is the Uma Thurmans, Angelina Jolie etc.

But since this PH, The old style cars (BMW 3.0 Coupes, DKW's, 912 Porsche, Beetles) to the new style health and safety not so elegant versions (BMW M6, Audi A6,Porsches still doing Ok, Golf)

Scarlett O'Hara is a character (from "Gone With the Wind")- not an actress. Did you mean Vivien Leigh. Gorgeous but barking.

I think he meant Maureen O'Hara, still with us and still gorgeous.

Edited by Saddle bum on Sunday 24th January 13:02

Edited by Saddle bum on Sunday 24th January 13:03

[Eric Mc]

Maureen O'Hara's husband for years was pilot Charles Blair. He ran a fleet of Sunderland/Sandrinham flying boats down in the US Virgin Islands. Unfortunately, he was klilled in 1978 when one of his smaller flying boats crashed.

[Mermaid]

Eric Mc said:

Mermaid said:

Eric Mc said:

I'd say she'd be off the radar for most PHers.

Indeed. her and the Grace Kelly's, Scarlett O'Hara's etc.

Current fashion is the Uma Thurmans, Angelina Jolie etc.

But since this PH, The old style cars (BMW 3.0 Coupes, DKW's, 912 Porsche, Beetles) to the new style health and safety not so elegant versions (BMW M6, Audi A6,Porsches still doing Ok, Golf)

Scarlett O'Hara is a character (from "Gone With the Wind")- not an actress. Did you mean Vivien Leigh. Gorgeous but barking.

Yes I did mean that gorgeous chic, thanks. Hope you agree with the sentiment about the different generations and taste.

[Jimbeaux]

I read recently the long list of actos from the "old days" that voluntarily went to war and other harsh duty while giving up lucrative "outs" to serve in other ways. Reading that list, one cannot help but compare today's crop of crying brats unfavorably.

[Eric Mc]

Revently, there was an excellent write up on Jimmy Stewart's WW2 service in one of the UK model magazines. Stewart really was a hero - in all senses of the word.