Ladies with great legs!

Discussion of the actors, directors and film-makers who 'made it all happen'
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Ladies with great legs!

Post by stuart.uk »

hope folk see this as a fun post

here's my list

Marlene Dietrich
Barbara Stanwyck
Ellie Powell
Ginger Rogers
Cyd Charisse
Greer Garson
Ann Miller
Shirley Maclaine
Susannah York
Tina Turner
Cher
Sig Weaver
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ken123
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Post by ken123 »

OK - here's my list
Cyd
Tina
Barbara Stawyck
Linda Darnell
Maureen O' Hara
Rhonda Fleming
Eleanor Powell
I will add more later :wink:
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Post by movieman1957 »

What, no pictures?
Chris

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Post by knitwit45 »

She was little, but she had beautiful legs...JUDY GARLAND. Check her out in "For Me and My Gal". I'm as short as she was, but alas, that's where the similarities end.... :roll: :roll:
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No one's mentioned Rita Hayworth. Have you seen her in Cover Girl? Wow!
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Post by stuart.uk »

Judy's great legs were on show in the Get Happy routine from Summer Stock and singing Mr. Monotany, a deleted scene from Easter Parade

saw her in a mini-skirt in the late 60s and her pins appeared skinny, as if she'd lost some weight in her later yrs
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Post by charliechaplinfan »

If I had to chose a pair of pins I'd go for Cyd Charisse :D

I'd also like her dancing ability too :D
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Post by Gagman 66 »

Huh, never heard the term "Pins" before? Those are "Gams" folks!

Alison,

:oops: I agree Cyd Charisse Her's were "Gamtacular"! And she sure could Hoof-It as well!

:? Have to think up a list of ladies, and get back to this thread later on.
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The best around today IMHO Beyonce Knowles :wink:
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Post by mrsl »

You can look at the ladies 'gams', I prefer looking at the men's 'pecs'. :lol:

Anne
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Post by stuart.uk »

Joan Crawford in her 60s showed she still had a fine pair of pins (must be a Brit term) and held her own with the younger Diana Dors and Judy Geeson in Beserk
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Post by charliechaplinfan »

mrsl wrote:You can look at the ladies 'gams', I prefer looking at the men's 'pecs'. :lol:

Anne
Me too :lol:
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