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Yep. She was incredible in these films. Still think she was the most beautiful woman of all time
You can take Lara Flynn Boyle. I'll have Faye Dunaway ahead of her personally. In her 50s here and still ridiculously gorgeous đ
Definitely agree with you on her acting being the best in any Bond movie. However, I disagree with you saying she's not the best looking. For me, she is the most gorgeous woman ever to appear in a Bond movie!
Just watched this again and completely agree. What's not to like? The most beautiful woman of all time looking close to her absolute best. Her performance was also amazing in this. Funny that she got Golden Globe recognition but was completely ignored by the Academy (which happened more than once in her career) âšī¸
Yep. Easily one of the best ever written. All the characters are brilliant and the actors couldn't have been cast better. George Sanders and Bette Davis in particular are amazing in this but perfect performances all round. But Mankiewicz's script is a work of art!
To be fair, she spent a lot of time attempting to lose her natural German accent to make movies in English and French (she speaks both beautifully). Must be hard to change back after spending so much time working in other languages/accents.
But yes, she is incredibly gorgeous. One of the most beautiful women ever in my view
Impossible to choose between them. Grace was more beautiful but Ava was more sultry. Can both be an option?
Not a chance. Nobody could make Faye Dunaway look unattractive. That's what she did to others
Yep. She looks incredible in this alright. As does Leslie Mann. Certainly wouldn't say no to either of them!
That is a difficult question to answer. I think they both have some things in their favor over the other movie.
The main thing The Good, The Bad And The Ugly has in its favor is Clint Eastwood is a more effective man with no name than Charles Bronson. That role was made for him and he's played very similar roles brilliantly since then. Another thing in it's favor is Eli Wallach as Tuco. I loved him in that part and find him more enjoyable than Jason Robards in Once Upon A Time In The West. Additionally the score for GBU is probably more iconic although I love both.
On the other hand, Once Upon A Time has a better storyline, a better villain in Henry Fonda and the gorgeous Claudia Cardinale. Personally I pick Once Upon A Time In The West but won't argue too much with anyone who votes the other way
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