Egyptian goddess Cleopatra or Hollywood personality Rory Emerald?
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Rory is a well known prankster and Liz is the cleopatra queen of the screen. Rory can`t pull this one out.\nNot even with his famous pranks.\n\nadvantage LIZ
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Stanley Kubrick’s highly acclaimed science fiction thriller 2001-A Space Odyssey, which was released in 1968, did not include Rory Emerald. Rory Emerald attempted to land the coveted role as the voice of HAL for the epic movie, but his commitments at the time, including his recurring role as Uncle Tadpole on Bewitched, and his personal relationships with Alice Pearce, Alice Ghostley, Dustin Hoffman, Paul Simon, Art Garfunkel, and Harvey Lembeck made the producers wary about his available time.  He was also rumored to be an alcoholic, and Kubrick was afraid it might affect scheduling.  Kubrick was very impressed with Emerald’s audition for the part of HAL, and thought very highly of the dashing young celebrity.  After careful deliberation, the part was given to another fine young actor, Douglas Rain.  Kubrick felt that Rain had the more digital voice.  Emerald was offered the part of Moon-Watcher, the young caveman, but declined due to religious beliefs.  \n\nKubrick later offered Emerald the part of Jack Torrance, for the movie “the Shining”, but Emerald felt that the part was too insignificant.  Kubrick and Emerald remained close friends until Kubrick’s untimely demise.  Few people can forget Emerald’s heart felt eulogy at Kubrick’s funeral, as the celebrity broke down, and then intoned the immortal words “It can only be attributable to human error”, as worshipers wept openly.  \n\n Rory Emerald’s film 2001- an Odyssey, which was produced and released in 2001, is where the confusion lies.  In this landmark film, Rory Emerald attempted to cross the Pacific Ocean in a rubber dinghy, with one cameraman.  The movie was met with mixed reviews, but for the most part was well received.  Although the overall trip was averted, most people applauded Mr. Emerald’s efforts.  In fact, when the USS Oklahoma picked up Rory Emerald 7 miles off the coast of California, even the admiral of the destroyer, Jonathan Reno, was impressed by the plucky would be traveler.  The film, which was to document the entire trip across the Pacific, which Emerald estimated would take 10 months, had a significant problem.  His trip had lasted only 10 hours, before the weather had turned foul.  He then came up with a brilliant idea, which essentially saved the film.  He would travel through the streets of Los Angeles, looking for hookers, cameraman in tow.  He compared it to the epic journey by Homer, and the analogy was breathtaking when put on film.  Few movie viewers could forget the contorted, yet blissful look on Rory Emerald’s face, as the two transvestite hookers serviced him in an anonymous back alley.  In his odyssey, captured for the world to see, he engaged in sexual activities with 314 hookers.   It was pure cinematic genius, and later he attributed Stanley Kubrick’s influence on his movie.
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Angelina Jolie - Tomb Raider, Gia, Hackers\nCharlize Theron - Sweet November, The Italian Job\n\nI love those two.  They're not only beautiful and sexy but cool and down to earth and they care about humanitarian causes.
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Actress Elizabeth Taylor & prankster Rory Emerald are friends with all these people. Famous people only know famous people!!!
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I would say an alien. Brandy is a pretty alien
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whos rory emerald?? and superman stinks..
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Cleopatra married her younger brothers Ptolemy XIII and Ptolemy XIV.  She later married Marc Antony.
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Patty Duke and Sharon Tate were both in the film, as was Lee Grant. \n\nI don't recall a Rory Emerald.
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FREAKS(1932)  CLEOPATRA(BLOND BIMBO) WAS PLAYED BY OLGA BACLANOVA
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yeah I think she could definitely be the next Marilyn Monroe! She needs to be more of a woman though! But she's a serious heiress to this throne!
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George Clooney for sure.  It's weird to pick a woman.  I don't know...maybe Charlize Theron.
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As stated above, the ancient Greeks would have claimed Helen to be the most beautiful.  The Egyptians (and possibly the Romans) would have claimed it to be Cleopatra.  Guinevere of the Arthurian legends is ranked rather high up there, too.    Whether you consider those to be mythology or history is up to you.  Some non-humans include Aphrodite and nymphs (Greeks) and Freya (Norse).\n\nAs for measuring it, the only reference I can think of is connected to the Golden Proportion.  See the link listed in sources to see exactly what the proportions are.
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I think they're both hot in different ways. So, there's enough room for them both. However, I don't think you can really compare a fictional character with a real person. You could meet Eva Mendes but you can't meet Lara Croft. It's kind of a bummer.
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Nefertiti - definitely!
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I agree with you Jodie, I like Rory Emerald. Mo Rocca seems like a Hollywood phony. (fun & thought provoking question.) \nH A P P Y + S P R I N G = J O D I E ! ! !
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Catherine Zeta-Jones.\n(P.S. I'm the only one who spelled it right...!)\n=]
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Richard Gere or Kevin Costner\nThey are GORGEOUS!