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For the 1988 20 Years of Jethro Tull, she plays Mme Forestier.
For the 1986 show Adventures of William Tell, Ursula Andress plays Herself.
For the 1999 video The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Adventures in the Secret Service, Ursula Andress plays the part of Herself.
In 1999, she plays the part of Herself in the video The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Tales of Innocence.
In 2004, Herself in the video Adventures of Young Van Helsing: The Quest for the Lost Scepter.
For the 1999 Am Anfang war der Seitensprung, she takes the role of Madam Malec (1987-1988).
In 2003, Ursula Andress plays Maxine Richter in the video Amazing Heroes: Spend the Day with Rescue Workers.
For the 1994 release Anal Adventures of Max Hardcore: Grand Prix, she plays Norma.
Herself - Co-Presenter: Best Film Editing in the 1982 show Adulterio nacional.
In 1968, she is cast in the role of Vesper Lynd in the feature Adyshakti Mahamaya.
For the 1992 feature Aema buin 6, Ursula Andress plays the part of Rita.
She is cast in the role of Nora Green in the 1939 production of Alfalfa's Aunt.
In 1990, Ursula Andress stars as principessa Dell'Orso in the feature Alissa in Concert.
For the 1931 show Ameya tanuki, she takes the role of Erica Kramer.
For the 2003 show Aris aseti qvekana, Ursula Andress's character is Athalie.
For the 1998 feature Artemis, Ursula Andress stars as Herself.
Ursula Andress plays Caroline Meredith in the 1933 production of Artilharia Moderna.
In 1998, she takes the role of Herself in the production of Assicurazione, L'.
For the 1985 Battle of the Stars, Ursula Andress plays Herself.
For the 2004 video Bell Bottoms 2, Ursula Andress stars as Houdková.
She stars as Witch in the 1987 show The Bell-Run.
For the 1995 video Broadway Babes, Ursula Andress stars as Britt.
For the 1951 movie Ausente, La, she plays Betty Starr.
Ursula Andress's character is Queen of Chain in the 2005 show The Ballad of Jack and Rose.
In 1915, she takes the role of Alexandrine Pinardel in the production of Bill's Monicker.
For the 1998 movie Bitag, Ursula Andress plays The Stroller and The Widow.
For the 2000 show Bobby's Whore, Karen.
For the 1921 feature Brillantenmieze, 1. Teil, Die, she stars as Honey Ryder.
For the 1999 video Cock Smokers 6, she stars as Miriam.
Ursula Andress plays Louise de la Vallière in the 1940 movie Busy Day, A.
For the 2006 production of Californie, La, Cristina.
For the 1992 movie Candyman, she is cast in the role of Countess Kaeti von Klugermann.
Ursula Andress's character is Susan Stevenson in the 2006 movie Citizen Duane.
In 2003, she plays Wife in the feature Cold Mountain.
In 2003, Ursula Andress's character is Michelle Nolton in the production of The Cucumber Incident.
For the 2001 release of Cutting Tom Finn, Ursula Andress stars as Anna.
Ursula Andress's character is Alex in the 1966 release of Dafnis kai Hloi '66.
In 1978, Ursula Andress plays Marguerita Dauphin in the show Danza de conquista.
She takes the role of Madeleine Cooper in the 1962 release of Deka meres sto Parisi.
For the 1914 movie The District Attorney's Brother, Ursula Andress plays Josephine De Beauharnais.
For the 1991 movie Doubles, she stars as Herself.
Ursula Andress stars as Herself in the 1939 release of Drei Unteroffiziere.
In 1987, Ursula Andress's character is Aphrodite in the movie Easy Lovers.
In 1925, she plays the part of Susy Kaminski in the movie Emaki konjiki yasha.
In 1936, Ursula Andress plays the part of Mabel Dodge in the production of The Final Hour.
She plays Herself, at Carnival in the 1992 movie Freddie as F.R.O.7.
For the 2006 Haiti: Democracy Undone, Ursula Andress is cast in the role of Herself.
Ursula Andress plays Herself in the 1917 production of Goldes Fluch, Des.
For the 1968 movie Goldface, il fantastico superman, Ursula Andress's character is Mabel Dodge.
Bond babes: Who's hottest?
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on 2008-11-02 04:45:31Ursula Andress' illness shock
Ursula Andress was astonished when she was diagnosed with osteoporosis - because she didn't think a Bond girl should get the disease. The 72-year-old actress - who played Honey Ryder in 'Dr. No' - has spoken of her worry at being told she had the 'brittle
on 2008-10-16 04:49:14Bond Girl Ursula Andress: 'Memba Her?!
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on 2008-02-02 00:46:41Bond Girl Ursula Andress: 'Memba Her?!
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on 2008-01-16 12:47:50Bond Girl Ursula Andress: 'Memba Her?!
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on 2008-01-15 04:47:11Bond Girl Ursula Andress: 'Memba Her?!
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on 2007-12-20 00:47:04Bond Girl Ursula Andress: 'Memba Her?!
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on 2007-12-19 16:47:02Bond Girl Ursula Andress: 'Memba Her?!
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on 2007-12-17 12:46:37Bond Girl Ursula Andress: 'Memba Her?!
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on 2007-12-15 08:45:57Bond Girl Ursula Andress: 'Memba Her?!
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on 2007-12-13 04:46:09Bond Girl Ursula Andress: 'Memba Her?!
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Wonder if she would say the same thing about Steve Martin and Claire Danes
in "Shopgirl"....???
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"Doomella" wrote in message
news:WhY4f.115$fC3.105@trndny01...
>I keep misreading this post header as "Alba wants to be Blond girl." Which
>makes a lot of sense in its own odd way.
That is does, because I can't see her as a Bond girl, she doesn't have the
charisma. Nor does she have the Ursula Andress factor, actually, very few of
them had that factor.
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~*~ Keeper of Monica Bellucci ~*~
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Ursula Andress... downright gorgeous, smart, funny, extremely witty, and
very charitable.
Monica Bellucci... the throaty Italian accent... those legs... smoldering
mocha hued eyes... the bee stung lips... the raven hair... the heart-shaped
ass... ooh... the cleveage to die for...
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~*~ Keeper of Monica Bellucci ~*~
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otter wrote in message news:...
> in article a5b4b7fd.0403211530.47bbaf91@posting.google.com, Alasdair
> MacColla at terrypowellfun@yahoo.com wrote on 3/21/04 4:30 PM:
Known by whom ? Not by those who read the syndicated columns of
Louella Parsons or Hedda Hoppers. Maybe some people in Los Angeles
knew, but New York City (where Dean did most of his acting jobs) had a
very different grapevine. Dean acted in at least one hit Broadway
show ("The Immoralist"), and right now as we speak New Yorkers who buy
Broadway tickets do NOT want to hear about the actors' personal lives.
It's supposed to be a high - brown cultural experience. That's what
Broadway was when Dean was alive. Many of the playwrights and
directors were Yale graduates then.
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: 2. Liv Tyler
You're kidding, right?
: 11. Cameron Diaz
Again, you're kidding?
: 19. Madonna
There is nothing remotely beautiful about Madonna, except for maybe her bank
account.
: 22. Monica Bellucci
Should be higher on the list, but I could just be biased. :-)
: 26. Jennifer Lopez
Bleck.
: 28. Julia Roberts
Higher than Sophia Loren? Higher than Ursula Andress?! This horse
shouldn't even be on this list let alone rank higher than these two
beauties.
: 56. Penelope Cruz
Bleck.
How some of the "ladies" on her out ranked such beauties as Rita Hayworth
and the lot blow my mind completely. Granted Elizabeth Taylor is somewhat
nutty now, she was an absolutely babe in the sixties.
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~*~ Keeper of Monica Bellucci ~*~
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Top 100 Beautiful Women
By Dave Higgens, PA News
Film legend Audrey Hepburn was today named the most naturally beautiful
woman of all time by a panel of experts.
The full list is:
1. Audrey Hepburn 2. Liv Tyler 3. Cate Blanchett 4. Angelina Jolie 5. Grace
Kelly 6. Natalie Imbruglia 7. Juliette Binoche 8. Halle Berry 9. Helena
Christensen 10. Elle MacPherson
11. Cameron Diaz 12. Princess Diana 13. Kate Moss 14. Charlize Theron 15.
Scarlett Johansson 16. Isabella Rossellini 17. Nigella Lawson 18. Beyonce
Knowles 19. Madonna 20. Jamelia 21. Nicole Kidman 22. Monica Bellucci 23.
Audrey Tatou 24. Vanessa Paradis 25. Julianne Moore 26. Jennifer Lopez 27.
Marilyn Monroe 28. Julia Roberts 29. Beyonce Knowles 30. Kylie Minogue
31. Estelle Warren 32. Gisele 33. Gwyneth Paltrow 34. Kate Winslet 35.
Katherine Hepburn 36. Marilyn Monroe 37. Kiera Knightley 38. Iman 39. Jerry
Hall 40. Heidi Klum
41. Ursula Andress 42. Virginie Ledoyen 43. Sophie Dahl 44. Michelle
Pfeiffer 45. Uma Thurman 46. Kim Catrell 47. Jennifer Aniston 48. Eva
Herzigova 49. Brigitte Bardot 50. Felicity Kendal
51. Claudia Schiffer 52. Jacqueline Kennedy 53. Marlene Dietrich 54. Milla
Jovovitch 55. Lucy Liu 56. Penelope Cruz 57. Neve Campbell 58. Sharon Stone
59. Vivien Leigh 60. Sophie Marceau
61. Linda Evangelista 62. Dido 63. Catherine Zeta Jones 64. Jessica Lange
65. Ingrid Bergman 66. Greta Garbo 67. Jodie Kidd 68. Vanessa Paradis 69.
Princess Caroline of Monaco 70. Kathleen Turner
71. Rachel Weisz 72. Naomi Campbell 73. Grace Jones 74. Christie Turlington
75. Famke Jensen 76. Catherine Deneuve 77. Cindy Crawford 78. Heather Graham
79. Judy Garland 80. Ginger Rogers
81. Sophia Loren 82. Yasmin Le Bon 83. Kirsten Dunst 84. Sandra Bullock 85.
Melanie Sykes 86. Cleopatra 87. Lisa Snowdon 88. Rita Hayworth 89. Katie
Holmes 90. Honor Blackman
91. Joely Richardson 92. Joanna Lumley 93. Andie MacDowell 94. Alicia
Silverstone 95. Cat Deeley 96. Rene Russo 97. Sienna Miller 98. Rachel
Hunter 99. Jade Jagger 100. Kelly Brook
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terrypowellfun@yahoo.com (Alasdair MacColla) wrote in message news:...
> otter wrote in message news:...
> claim to know that James Dean was truly gay. Despite his public
> statements of affection for Ursula Andress, Pier Angeli and several
> other women during his brief time in the spotlight, Reed, Warhol and
> others have proclaimed that he really loved those other men, that it
> wasn't just for money. Go figure.
It came out during the run of "Seinfeld" that Liz Sheridan (Jerry's
mom on the series) had shared an apartment and been lovers with James
Dean in her youth (you go Mrs. Seinfeld!). It was brought up to her by
a reporter and really didn't seem to be something she was anxious to
capitolize on. She played it down. She said she hadn't seen any sign
of him being bisexual or gay, but also didn't dispute the possibility.
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Rick in Oz wrote:
> http://www.femail.co.uk/pages/standard/article.html?in_article_id=203100&in_
> page_id=119
> Ursula Andress's beguiling bikini scene in James Bond movie Dr No has been
> named the sexiest screen moment of all time.
> temptress Honey Rider in a yellow swimsuit, brandishing seashells with a
> knife at her waist.
> Greatest Sexy Moments screened last night in a TV special.
> Cruel Intentions into second place.
> remake of Dangerous Liaisons.
Gawd I hate that movie! Its popularly is really disheartening to me.
Awful, evil characters, with no charisma or charm. Very cold and
horribly written. And that kiss is completely gratuitous. It's idiotic
all around imo. Go Ursula!
Btw what's Channel 4?
MC
Keeper of Giovanni Ribisi and Dennis Farina!
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"Thanatos" wrote in message
news:atropos-5602CE.21455318032008@news.giganews.com...
> In article
> ,
> TranslucentAmoebae wrote:
possession"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/11/mary-ann-busted-with-mary-jane/
responsibility"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/12/it-wasnt-mary-anns-mary-jane/
> difference?
He can't tell you...too drunk.
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otter wrote in message news:...
> in article a5b4b7fd.0403241532.6b3196fb@posting.google.com, Alasdair
> MacColla at terrypowellfun@yahoo.com wrote on 3/24/04 4:32 PM:
> about Dean's questionable sexuality. It was discussed and there were nude
> photos of him circulating at the time.
Did it show him sitting in a tree ? If it did, then it was a fraud.
Those pictures circulated shortly after he died. There was also a
rumor at the time (circa 1956) that Dean was a sexual masochist who
enjoyed getting burned with cigarettes. Nobody ever proved that. (My
source is the 1981 best - selling book The Intimate Sex Lives of
Famous People.)
James Dean's time in the spotlight was so brief that it's difficult
for people from Georgia who never met him to recall if they heard the
kooky rumors when he was alive or in the aftermath of his sudden
death.
Even reports of his death were unreliable. Contrary to popular
assumption, Dean was not driving way over the speed limit when the
crash occurred. Police determined that it was the fault of the other
driver, Donald Turnupseed. He may have been sober at the time (it was
in the early afternoon), but he became an alcoholic and died
prematurely 16 years later.
Amazing what we Southern belles were
> privy to, huh? BTW, we also didn't get Hedda's or Louella's columns.
Maybe you were better off without them as they have proven to be
unreliable. If they were writing in the 1970s both would have said
that David Soul can charm the pants off any young lady in Tinseltown
(or whatever they called it.)
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"Rick" wrote in message news:310520041201091096%rickjm@nyc.rr.com...
: In article , Rick in Oz
: wrote:
:
: > Film legend Audrey Hepburn was today named the most naturally beautiful
: > woman of all time by a panel of experts.
:
: I have no problem at all with Audrey Hepburn ranking #1. But how does
: Marilyn Monroe rank both #27 and #36? And Ginger Rogers more beautiful
: than Sophia Loren???? Pshaw!
:
: --
: Rick
And Liv Tyler number 2? I wouldn't put Audrey Hepburn as number one, I've
always thought of her more as cute than beautiful. And Catherine Deneuve
is 76 while Jerry Hall is number 40!! And Elizabeth Taylor is a no-show, wow!
The full list is:
1. Audrey Hepburn 2. Liv Tyler 3. Cate Blanchett 4. Angelina Jolie 5. Grace
Kelly 6. Natalie Imbruglia 7. Juliette Binoche 8. Halle Berry 9. Helena
Christensen 10. Elle MacPherson
11. Cameron Diaz 12. Princess Diana 13. Kate Moss 14. Charlize Theron 15.
Scarlett Johansson 16. Isabella Rossellini 17. Nigella Lawson 18. Beyonce
Knowles 19. Madonna 20. Jamelia 21. Nicole Kidman 22. Monica Bellucci 23.
Audrey Tatou 24. Vanessa Paradis 25. Julianne Moore 26. Jennifer Lopez 27.
Marilyn Monroe 28. Julia Roberts 29. Beyonce Knowles 30. Kylie Minogue
31. Estelle Warren 32. Gisele 33. Gwyneth Paltrow 34. Kate Winslet 35.
Katherine Hepburn 36. Marilyn Monroe 37. Kiera Knightley 38. Iman 39. Jerry
Hall 40. Heidi Klum
41. Ursula Andress 42. Virginie Ledoyen 43. Sophie Dahl 44. Michelle
Pfeiffer 45. Uma Thurman 46. Kim Catrell 47. Jennifer Aniston 48. Eva
Herzigova 49. Brigitte Bardot 50. Felicity Kendal
51. Claudia Schiffer 52. Jacqueline Kennedy 53. Marlene Dietrich 54. Milla
Jovovitch 55. Lucy Liu 56. Penelope Cruz 57. Neve Campbell 58. Sharon Stone
59. Vivien Leigh 60. Sophie Marceau
61. Linda Evangelista 62. Dido 63. Catherine Zeta Jones 64. Jessica Lange
65. Ingrid Bergman 66. Greta Garbo 67. Jodie Kidd 68. Vanessa Paradis 69.
Princess Caroline of Monaco 70. Kathleen Turner
71. Rachel Weisz 72. Naomi Campbell 73. Grace Jones 74. Christie Turlington
75. Famke Jensen 76. Catherine Deneuve 77. Cindy Crawford 78. Heather Graham
79. Judy Garland 80. Ginger Rogers
81. Sophia Loren 82. Yasmin Le Bon 83. Kirsten Dunst 84. Sandra Bullock 85.
Melanie Sykes 86. Cleopatra 87. Lisa Snowdon 88. Rita Hayworth 89. Katie
Holmes 90. Honor Blackman
91. Joely Richardson 92. Joanna Lumley 93. Andie MacDowell 94. Alicia
Silverstone 95. Cat Deeley 96. Rene Russo 97. Sienna Miller 98. Rachel
Hunter 99. Jade Jagger 100. Kelly Brook
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I loved Sharon Stine in Fiddler on the Roof but her legs were... feh!
"Rick in Oz" wrote in message
news:fyGYc.69$kI3.7763@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au...
>
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html?in_a
> rticle_id=315882&in_page_id=1773
> 08:32am 29th August 2004
> screen.
> The actress beat the likes of sex sirens Marilyn Monroe, Halle Berry and
> Cameron Diaz in the survey, for the moment when she uncrosses her pins in
> Basic Instinct.
Brad
> Pitt, as the skirt-wearing Achilles, in the blockbuster Troy, in fourth
> place.
> Marilyn Monroe's skirt blows up in the wind over a subway grid, reach
eighth
> place.
> Hollywood queen Julia Roberts strutting her stuff as a high class
prostitute
> in thigh-high boots in Pretty Woman, comes seventh.
> classic Dr No comes second, while the background girls who don short black
> dresses and red lipstick in the Robert Palmer video Addicted to Love,
comes
> tenth.
she
> walks into the bank in The Mask.
> discovered the 10 funniest leg moments captured on film.
> Westwood platforms at a Paris show in 1993, topped the poll.
second,
> while former newsreader Angela Rippon shocking the nation with a
> high-kicking dance routine in the 1976 Morecambe and Wise Christmas TV
show
> came third.
> saxophone player Josephine in Some Like it Hot was sixth in the poll.
> the top spot for his winning kick in the Rugby World Cup final.
> Andress' seductive rise from the sea in Dr No 3. Cameron Diaz walking into
> the bank in The Mask 4. Brad Pitt in a skirt in Troy 5. Russian gymnast
> Svetlana Khorkina's high kicking floor exercises in this year's Olympics
6.
> Halle Berry in Catwoman 7. Julia Roberts in thigh high boots in Pretty
Woman
> 8. Marilyn Monroe's skirt blowing up in The Seven Year Itch 9. Anne
Bancroft
> as Mrs Robinson in The Graduate 10. The background girls in black dresses
in
> Robert Palmer's Addicted to Love video
Pearce
> in The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert 3. Angela Rippon
dancing
> with Morecambe and Wise 4. Geri Halliwell arriving on stage at the 2000
> Brits through a giant pair of legs 5. Robin Williams as Mrs Doubtfire 6.
> Tony Curtis in Some Like it Hot 7. Kenny Everett as Cupid Stunt 8. Carrie
> Bradshaw's skirt blowing up in the wind in Sex and the City 9. Dustin
> Hoffman in Tootsie 10. Brad Pitt in a skirt in Troy
> Monroe's skirt blowing up in The Seven Year Itch 3. Sharon Stone in the Football World Cup Final 1996 5. Paul Gascoigne's winning goal for
> England against Scotland in Euro 1996
> Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
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http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/celebrity/14342004.htm
Mariah Carey to star in 'Casino Royale'
November 16, 2004, 12:14:20 Mariah Carey is set to star in a remake of
'Casino Royale'.
The sexy singer has reportedly been lined up by producers to play the part
of Vesper Lynd, made famous by Swiss actress Ursula Andress, in the new
movie version of the 1967 Bond spoof.
A source said: "It's a comedy so Mariah's going to be making fun of
herself."
This will not be the first time Mariah has attempted to get into movies,
although her big-screen debut was not the success she was hoping for.
The pop babe starred in 2001's 'Glitter', in which she played a young singer
who is desperate to become a star and dates a DJ, who helps get her into the
music business.
However, the movie, which also starred British actor Max Beesley and Halle
Berry's ex-husband, Eric Benet, was panned by the critics and was a
box-office flop.
Mariah also provided the soundtrack to the album, also named 'Glitter', and
that also didn't enjoy the same success as her previous albums and she was
soon dropped by her record label, Virgin.
From Sunny Oz, Rick :)
Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
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tml
Sordid secrets of sex circuit
13oct04
HERE is the book Hollywood has been dreading.
In A Paper Life, Oscar-winning actor Tatum O'Neal doesn't just spill sordid
secrets -- she names names.
Who is the screen siren who dragged O'Neal to witness an opium-fuelled orgy
when the Paper Moon star was just 12?
The answer, writes O'Neil, is Melanie Griffith.
Which superstar tried to make out with O'Neal though, at 17, he was five
years older than her? The answer is peculiar pop icon Michael Jackson.
"I was just 12 and not at all ready for a real-life encounter," Tatum, now
40, wrote. "Michael, who was sweating profusely, seemed as intimidated as I
was. He jumped up nervously and said, 'Uh . . . gotta go'."
But the real monster in O'Neal's autobiography -- a 285-page expose of the
sex and drug-drenched 1970s and '80s that hit bookstores yesterday -- is her
abusive dad, actor Ryan O'Neal.
When, at 10, O'Neal won an Academy Award for Paper Moon, she writes her
jealous dad -- who also starred in the movie -- punched her.
And when O'Neal said she had been molested by her dad's drug dealer, Ryan
O'Neal accused his daughter of leading the dealer on -- and kept him on the
payroll.
"I remained Ryan's companion on the Hollywood party circuit, growing inured
to sex and drugs before I was in my teens," she writes.
"A needy little girl, still haunted by neglect, I clung to him and even to
the women in his life -- Bianca Jagger, Anjelica Huston, Melanie Griffith
and many more."
Tatum O'Neal remains estranged from her 63-year-old father, best known as
the heartbroken hunk in Love Story and for his stormy romance with Farrah
Fawcett.
"The role I longed to play was never written into Ryan's script: daughter,"
she writes. O'Neal kicked off her book tour with an hour-long interview with
Oprah Winfrey.
Neither Ryan O'Neal nor Griffith returned calls for comment about O'Neal's
often steamy tell-all. But they won't enjoy their portrayal.
Neither will tennis star John McEnroe, who O'Neal married in 1986.
She writes that when McEnroe started faltering on the tennis court, he took
out his frustrations on her -- sometimes with his fists.
"John kept losing matches and now, for the first time, the fury he was
famous for venting on the tennis court came spilling out at home," she
writes.
Their marriage, which produced three children, ended in an ugly divorce.
In his 2002 book, McEnroe denied he ever beat O'Neal and portrayed her as a
temperamental drug abuser.
And O'Neal's mother, actor Joanna Moore, wins no plaudits. She allegedly
popped pills and was obsessed with looking young.
"The caps on her teeth were never tight enough," O'Neal writes. "As a child,
I was like the tooth fairy, ferreting out the lost caps that were always
strewn around the house."
After splitting with Ryan O'Neal, Moore took Tatum and her brother Griffin
to live on a squalid ranch where the child star claims she was molested at
the age of six by a family friend.
Both children were tormented by Moore and her 15-year-old boyfriend, O'Neal
claims. "I got a serious blast of her religion when she started speaking in
tongues and beating the hell out of me," she writes.
When O'Neal went to live with her father, she competed for his attention
with his many lovers. "I often did sleep in my father's bed, even when he
had women over."
But O'Neal writes fondly about the mothering she got from Ursula Andress,
Lauren Hutton, Diana Ross and, especially, Bianca Jagger.
As a teenager in Tinseltown, O'Neal writes that she was exposed to a lot of
creepy older men.
Director Roman Polanski showed her an X-rated Japanese movie, she writes and
drummer Keith Moon from The Who tried to pick her up.
And while still a teenager she lost her virginity to a stunt man. O'Neal
does not name him but writes: "It wasn't very romantic and it hurt."
O'Neal also writes candidly about losing custody of her three children, her
descent into heroin addiction and her struggle to stay clean.
From Sunny Oz, Rick :)
Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
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> tml
> secrets -- she names names.
> Who is the screen siren who dragged O'Neal to witness an opium-fuelled orgy
> when the Paper Moon star was just 12?
> years older than her? The answer is peculiar pop icon Michael Jackson.
> 40, wrote. "Michael, who was sweating profusely, seemed as intimidated as I
> was. He jumped up nervously and said, 'Uh . . . gotta go'."
> sex and drug-drenched 1970s and '80s that hit bookstores yesterday -- is her
> abusive dad, actor Ryan O'Neal.
> jealous dad -- who also starred in the movie -- punched her.
> O'Neal accused his daughter of leading the dealer on -- and kept him on the
> payroll.
> to sex and drugs before I was in my teens," she writes.
> the women in his life -- Bianca Jagger, Anjelica Huston, Melanie Griffith the heartbroken hunk in Love Story and for his stormy romance with Farrah
> Fawcett.
> she writes. O'Neal kicked off her book tour with an hour-long interview with
> Oprah Winfrey.
> often steamy tell-all. But they won't enjoy their portrayal.
> out his frustrations on her -- sometimes with his fists.
> famous for venting on the tennis court came spilling out at home," she
> writes.
> temperamental drug abuser.
> popped pills and was obsessed with looking young.
> I was like the tooth fairy, ferreting out the lost caps that were always
> strewn around the house."
> to live on a squalid ranch where the child star claims she was molested at
> the age of six by a family friend.
> claims. "I got a serious blast of her religion when she started speaking in
> tongues and beating the hell out of me," she writes.
> with his many lovers. "I often did sleep in my father's bed, even when he
> had women over."
> Lauren Hutton, Diana Ross and, especially, Bianca Jagger.
> creepy older men.
> drummer Keith Moon from The Who tried to pick her up.
> does not name him but writes: "It wasn't very romantic and it hurt."
> descent into heroin addiction and her struggle to stay clean.
> Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
The interview with Oprah was kind of uncomfortable to watch. Tatum can't
seem to hold a conversation very well. She blurts out a strong adjective or
two describing a person and then goes mute and rolls her eyes, or looks
away from Oprah. I could tell the interview was heavily edited because
O'Neil was going in so many directions at once. Sorry to say this because
I feel Tatum and her brother had a really rotten set of parents but I think
she may still be on something. Maybe not and I hope not. The pictures of her
kids with her were great. -robbielynn
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Stone's basic instinct tops leg poll
08:32am 29th August 2004
Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct
Sharon Stone has come top of a poll to find the sexiest leg moments on
screen.
The actress beat the likes of sex sirens Marilyn Monroe, Halle Berry and
Cameron Diaz in the survey, for the moment when she uncrosses her pins in
Basic Instinct.
One man makes it into the top 10 list of sexy leg moments - movie hunk Brad
Pitt, as the skirt-wearing Achilles, in the blockbuster Troy, in fourth
place.
The top 10 sexy leg moments sees film classic The Seven Year Itch, where
Marilyn Monroe's skirt blows up in the wind over a subway grid, reach eighth
place.
Hollywood queen Julia Roberts strutting her stuff as a high class prostitute
in thigh-high boots in Pretty Woman, comes seventh.
The iconic moment when Ursula Andress rises out of the sea in James Bond
classic Dr No comes second, while the background girls who don short black
dresses and red lipstick in the Robert Palmer video Addicted to Love, comes
tenth.
Blonde actress Cameron Diaz comes third in the list, for the scene where she
walks into the bank in The Mask.
And the funniest...
The poll of 600 men and women, conducted by Veet Bladeless Razor, also
discovered the 10 funniest leg moments captured on film.
Supermodel Naomi Campbell buckling on the catwalk in 10 inch Vivienne
Westwood platforms at a Paris show in 1993, topped the poll.
Guy Pearce in The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert came second,
while former newsreader Angela Rippon shocking the nation with a
high-kicking dance routine in the 1976 Morecambe and Wise Christmas TV show
came third.
Robin Williams as Mrs Doubtfire came fifth while Tony Curtis dressed as
saxophone player Josephine in Some Like it Hot was sixth in the poll.
A poll of the five most memorable leg moments on film gave Jonny Wilkinson
the top spot for his winning kick in the Rugby World Cup final.
Top Ten Sexiest Leg Moments On Film
1. Sharon Stone crossing/uncrossing her legs in Basic Instinct 2. Ursula
Andress' seductive rise from the sea in Dr No 3. Cameron Diaz walking into
the bank in The Mask 4. Brad Pitt in a skirt in Troy 5. Russian gymnast
Svetlana Khorkina's high kicking floor exercises in this year's Olympics 6.
Halle Berry in Catwoman 7. Julia Roberts in thigh high boots in Pretty Woman
8. Marilyn Monroe's skirt blowing up in The Seven Year Itch 9. Anne Bancroft
as Mrs Robinson in The Graduate 10. The background girls in black dresses in
Robert Palmer's Addicted to Love video
Top 10 Funniest Moments on Film
1. Naomi Campbell falling over in Vivienne Westwood platforms 2. Guy Pearce
in The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert 3. Angela Rippon dancing
with Morecambe and Wise 4. Geri Halliwell arriving on stage at the 2000
Brits through a giant pair of legs 5. Robin Williams as Mrs Doubtfire 6.
Tony Curtis in Some Like it Hot 7. Kenny Everett as Cupid Stunt 8. Carrie
Bradshaw's skirt blowing up in the wind in Sex and the City 9. Dustin
Hoffman in Tootsie 10. Brad Pitt in a skirt in Troy
Top 5 Most Memorable Leg Moments on Film
1. Jonny Wilkinson's winning kick in the Rugby World Cup final 2. Marilyn
Monroe's skirt blowing up in The Seven Year Itch 3. Sharon Stone
crossing/uncrossing her legs in Basic Instinct 4. Geoff Hurst's winning goal
in the Football World Cup Final 1996 5. Paul Gascoigne's winning goal for
England against Scotland in Euro 1996
From Sunny Oz, Rick :)
Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
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I loved Sharon Stine in Fiddler on the Roof but her legs were... feh!
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> 08:32am 29th August 2004
> screen.
> The actress beat the likes of sex sirens Marilyn Monroe, Halle Berry and
> Cameron Diaz in the survey, for the moment when she uncrosses her pins in
> Basic Instinct.
Brad
> Pitt, as the skirt-wearing Achilles, in the blockbuster Troy, in fourth
> place.
> Marilyn Monroe's skirt blows up in the wind over a subway grid, reach
eighth
> place.
> Hollywood queen Julia Roberts strutting her stuff as a high class
prostitute
> in thigh-high boots in Pretty Woman, comes seventh.
> classic Dr No comes second, while the background girls who don short black
> dresses and red lipstick in the Robert Palmer video Addicted to Love,
comes
> tenth.
she
> walks into the bank in The Mask.
> discovered the 10 funniest leg moments captured on film.
> Westwood platforms at a Paris show in 1993, topped the poll.
second,
> while former newsreader Angela Rippon shocking the nation with a
> high-kicking dance routine in the 1976 Morecambe and Wise Christmas TV
show
> came third.
> saxophone player Josephine in Some Like it Hot was sixth in the poll.
> the top spot for his winning kick in the Rugby World Cup final.
> Andress' seductive rise from the sea in Dr No 3. Cameron Diaz walking into
> the bank in The Mask 4. Brad Pitt in a skirt in Troy 5. Russian gymnast
> Svetlana Khorkina's high kicking floor exercises in this year's Olympics
6.
> Halle Berry in Catwoman 7. Julia Roberts in thigh high boots in Pretty
Woman
> 8. Marilyn Monroe's skirt blowing up in The Seven Year Itch 9. Anne
Bancroft
> as Mrs Robinson in The Graduate 10. The background girls in black dresses
in
> Robert Palmer's Addicted to Love video
Pearce
> in The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert 3. Angela Rippon
dancing
> with Morecambe and Wise 4. Geri Halliwell arriving on stage at the 2000
> Brits through a giant pair of legs 5. Robin Williams as Mrs Doubtfire 6.
> Tony Curtis in Some Like it Hot 7. Kenny Everett as Cupid Stunt 8. Carrie
> Bradshaw's skirt blowing up in the wind in Sex and the City 9. Dustin
> Hoffman in Tootsie 10. Brad Pitt in a skirt in Troy
> Monroe's skirt blowing up in The Seven Year Itch 3. Sharon Stone in the Football World Cup Final 1996 5. Paul Gascoigne's winning goal for
> England against Scotland in Euro 1996
> Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
- Celebrity Gossip
- Her emergence from the sea, bikini-clad, in the first James Bond film, Dr. No (1962), provided the swinging sixties with its splashy equivalent of the Birth of Venus; none of her subsequent, multifarious film appearances has been nearly as memorable. She had appeared in several racy-for-their-time Italian pictures beginning with 1954's The Loves of Casanova and has not shown terrific discrimination or talent since. Her stoic beauty-and the Bond notorietypropelled her career in the 1960s, with such credits as 4 for Texas, Fun in Acapulco (both 1963, the latter with Elvis Presley), She, What's New, Pussycat?, The Tenth Victim (all 1965), The Blue Max (1966), and Casino Royale (1967), but by the 1970s she had exhausted her appeal and showed little but her epidermis in The Sensuous Nurse (1976) and Slaves of the Cannibal God (1978). Once married to actor John Derek (with whom she costarred in 1965's Nightmare in the Sun she met much younger hunk Harry Hamlin on the set of Clash of the Titans (1981) and later bore his child.
- Measurements: 35-21-35 as starlet in 1955; 37 1/2-22-35 on set of "Dr. No" 1962; 38C-25-36 on 55th birthday 1991 (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)
- Fluent in English, French, Italian, German and Swiss-German.
- Andress is the only actor to appear in a canon Bond movie (Dr No (1962)), an unofficial Bond film (Casino Royale (1967)) and also appear as a character in a Bond novel (On Her Majesty's Secret Service)
- Often referred to as the "definitive" Bond Girl, as her appearance in Dr. No (1962) made her the first in a long line of famous and not-so-famous actresses to add "Bond Girl" status to their resumes by appearing in the James Bond series of films.
- At one time there was actually talk of two former Mrs. Dereks (Ursula and Bo Derek) starring in a movie together, with Bo playing Ursula's daughter.
- Even after their divorce, Ursula and John Derek remained friends up until his death.
- Chosen by Empire magazine as one of the 100 Sexiest Stars in film history (#53). [1995]
- Living with Lorenzo Rispoli. [1983-?]
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