+1 for Stella Stevens. I still have the 1965 Playboy mag with her as the centerfold.

Some of those actresses are not from the '60s...more like the '40s.

Aaaand, she's gone. :(

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/la-me-peggy-lipton-dead-20190511-story.html

We went to Orlando recently and did the tourist thing on International drive for a day.


We were in a wax museum and I snapped this pic of my wife with Audrey, I told my wife she was born 30 years too late. I mean it too she loves 60's and 70's style.


https://photos.smugmug.com/General-P...btgQPWJ-XL.jpg

Looks like a toss-up to me.

Well done, Jim.

That's a nice photo. Wife looks lovely. :)

Which one is wax?

+1

I must say!

Tabs the one on the right is wax. ;)


Thanks all, I know I did well, she gets prettier with age, but I knew that when I met her. Her mother and grandmother both are/were hotties MIL is 70 now and still turns heads. We are about to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary.

I did not age as well, thank god I was a catch when we met and she keeps me around.

When I first became an anglo-phile

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1557675219.jpg

And Doris today...
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-48257670

About 50 years ago I remember hearing my mom say “see if there’s a Doris Day movie on” while I was eves dropping from my bedroom at our family cabin at the Russian River while I was supposed to be sleeping.

"I knew Doris Day before she was a virgin" said Oscar Levant, who had a supporting role in her first film.
From everything I've read, she was a very nice and well-liked person... Rest in Peace.

Sarc, you nailed it!

[QUOTEmy wife with Audrey,][/QUOTE]
My gosh, your wife is beyond stunning!
Made my day.

Lauren Bacallhttps://i.pinimg.com/originals/c8/07...74f58e6d19.png

Key Largo tonight on TCM,THE NOIR ALLY series.

I am a film noir fan