SUPER HOT is TIMELESS!

[Tonyko]

My Unc had a one time only tryst w him, during the Blacglama (sic) fur campaign I didn't know what that was till he showed me the coff table book, in HIS youth (my Unc's) he knew an older man who ran the campaign. (the book he has w all the ads Judy Liza M Dietrich Mary M Ethel M etal is a galley which is cool, unfinished no cover etc) The 70's musta been fun to be a grown-up in

[Tigger]

That is Nureyev on the right (I danced with him once, but not on stage)

 

Who led whom? (There is both an actual

question and some kind of double entendre there.)

 

 

 

and I believe that is Eric Bruhn rather than Tab Hunter on the left.

 

The post I took the picture from was labeled in error. I've now looked at pictures of Bruhn, and I'm still not sure whether it is he (yes, I know it sounds odd. But 'he' is technically correct since its serving as a predicate nominative) or Hunter. While they aren't identical, from a distance they look very similar.

[Tigger]

I don't find Elvis even remotely attractive, handsome, whatever word you want to use. He looks like well scrubbed trailer trash.

 

Really?

http://s19.postimg.org/qdl6ql5jn/Elv.jpg

 

REALLY??????????

 

Thought he was handsome since I was a child. I loved his movies!!! I think this is a better picture of him. http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQv4zlJ7wNvEPtXcHb6sLWg7OEdTNlTO5XqVDKaimddANqBsS8xrcSGBw

[Tigger]

Jeffery Hunter made a very hunky Jesus as well.

 

http://images6.fanpop.com/image/photos/33300000/Jeffrey-Hunter-Jesus-msyugioh123-33398668-840-362.jpg

 

Loved him too!!

[Tigger]

The most hung actor in Hollywood was, hands down, Milton Berle. His endowment was legendary. Guys used to come up to him in the locker room thinking they were bigger and the joke was "Berle took out just enough to win."

 

Tell it to Forrest Tucker.

 

I've heard Charlie Chaplin was quite a big boy!!

[Tigger]

A few others my (weird since my youth:rolleyes:) MOVIE-BUFF TASTES always felt had "boybabe" qualities

 

CLINT MICKEY CHARLIE AND DON

 

http://s19.postimg.org/djrqazhht/OLDIES.jpg

 

 

I can't see this. Can you include the web address?

[Kenny]

That would be hard since he's dead. Never heard a word about him but when I lived out in LA in the 80s, Berle's cock was all anyone ever talked about.

Berle's cock is all your circle talked about? Whatever floats your boat, I suppose...

[MrMiniver]

Berle's cock is all your circle talked about? Whatever floats your boat, I suppose...

 

I think you know what I mean, smartass

[+ Charlie]

Who led whom? (There is both an actual

question and some kind of double entendre there.)

 

 

 

.

I can't remember who said that Ginger Rogers did everything that Fred Astaire did, but she did it backwards and in high heels.

[Tonyko]

I can't see this. Can you include the web address?

http://s19.postimg.org/lcie2yngz/OLDIES.jpg

[+ honcho]

I can't remember who said that Ginger Rogers did everything that Fred Astaire did, but she did it backwards and in high heels.

 

I quoted a former housemate of mine saying just that in a previous thread.

[Tigger]

I can't remember who said that Ginger Rogers did everything that Fred Astaire did, but she did it backwards and in high heels.

 

 

Maybe it was Ginger!! (Just kidding)

[Kuriousity]

Maybe it was Ginger!! (Just kidding)

 

It actually was Ginger who said that.

[Tigger]

It actually was Ginger who said that.

 

 

If you trust Wikipedia,

 

• Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, except backwards and in high heels.
  
  • The line originated in a 1982 Frank and Ernestcartoon (image) as "Sure he was great, but don't forget that Ginger Rogers did everything he did, ...backwards and in high heels." On the internet and in many publications the line is incorrectly attributed to Faith Whittlesey (see "List of Websites That Have Attributed Thaves' Line to Whittlesey". Google. Retrieved on 2009-07-25.) or Rogers herself. Ann Richards popularized the line by using it in a speech but she credits Linda Ellerbee with giving her the line, and Ellerbee credits an anonymous passenger on an airplane with giving her the line (see Keyes, Ralph (2006). "The Quote Verifier: Who Said What, Where, and When". St. Martin's Griffin. p. 77. ISBN 0312340044.). The official Ginger Rogers website attributes the line to Thaves.
    

[Kuriousity]

If you trust Wikipedia,

 

• Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, except backwards and in high heels.
  
  • The line originated in a 1982 Frank and Ernestcartoon (image) as "Sure he was great, but don't forget that Ginger Rogers did everything he did, ...backwards and in high heels." On the internet and in many publications the line is incorrectly attributed to Faith Whittlesey (see "List of Websites That Have Attributed Thaves' Line to Whittlesey". Google. Retrieved on 2009-07-25.) or Rogers herself. Ann Richards popularized the line by using it in a speech but she credits Linda Ellerbee with giving her the line, and Ellerbee credits an anonymous passenger on an airplane with giving her the line (see Keyes, Ralph (2006). "The Quote Verifier: Who Said What, Where, and When". St. Martin's Griffin. p. 77. ISBN 0312340044.). The official Ginger Rogers website attributes the line to Thaves.
    

 

 

Ah...ok....whatever works

[+ glennnn]

I'm disappointed that no one has commented on the male beauty of Paul Newman, who was my masturbatory fantasy from 14 on. He was amazing looking, trim and tight ( I always imagined he was one of those thin guys with a giant, well-veined cock), the sexiest mouth ever, and a fine actor. I saw "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at least 20 times. It has the added attraction of Elizabeth Taylor at her absolutely most beautiful, a great cast (Burl Ives, Judith Anderson, Jack Carson) and a great adaptation of Tennessee Williams best play. But for me it was watching those blue Newman eyes and pouty lips. I'd sit through the film, playing with myself in the dark. Between showings, I'd beat off in a men's room stall and then head back into the theater for more Paul. I could even fget off watching " The Silver Challice" which is a terrible movie. Please, someone post a Newman picture other than the tweenie one above!

[thickornotatall]

AND one showing these two BFF movie star cuties for the "ya can't make this shit up" dept.

(Tab n Roddy)

http://s19.postimg.org/z0op67b6b/calling01.jpg

[Decatur Guy]

http://images1.villagevoice.com/imager/u/original/6376799/paul_newman0c0c00.jpg

 

I've always liked a Paul Newman kind of body.

[Tigger]

I'm disappointed that no one has commented on the male beauty of Paul Newman, who was my masturbatory fantasy from 14 on.

 

You and my mother except minus the m-type fantasy for her, I'm sure (please, my mother is a saint!!!)

 

The first time I really remember seeing him was in The Sting which came out when I was about 12 or 13. I thought he was handsome. But I liked Redford better. I'm a sucker for blonds.

 

http://www.wearysloth.com/Gallery/ActorsN/12804-3092.jpg

 

This is from Cat...

[+ glennnn]

You and my mother except minus the m-type fantasy for her, I'm sure (please, my mother is a saint!!!)

 

The first time I really remember seeing him was in The Sting which came out when I was about 12 or 13. I thought he was handsome. But I liked Redford better. I'm a sucker for blonds.

 

http://www.wearysloth.com/Gallery/ActorsN/12804-3092.jpg

 

This is from Cat...

 

Thanks, I just got a boner. The fact that he was a decent man made me love him more. I saw him once in the crowd at an antiwar rally and he was preternaturally handsome, but with no discernable "star" attitude. He was a gorgeous, sexy mensch.