How/When did Judy Holiday , a very popular 50's actressdie?
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She died from breast cancer. I loved her in all those old movies...she was so talented!
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Diane Krueger.\n \n\nhttp://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&cf=info&id=1808444810
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I'm 39 and people like Mel Gibson, Patrick Swayze, Harrison Ford, Farrah Faucett, Lee Majors, were hot when I was growing up and a young adult. Music wise the beatles were probably a little before your Mom. I'd go to dogpile.com and search for 70's stars.
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Rachel Hunter.\n\nShe had a brief appearance as a sexy "soccer mom" in Dennis Dugan's The Benchwarmers (2006) and also played a sultry, bikini-clad mother in the video clip for Fountains of Wayne's 2003 song Stacy's Mom.
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The artist page of Yahoo! Movie described her as: "A fiery Scots-Yankee known for her intelligence, humor and iron determination, Katharine Hepburn demonstrated remarkable staying power in a screen career that spanned more than six decades, winning three of her four Best Actress Oscars after the age of 60. Credit must go to her extraordinary parents, a noted urologist father, who at great professional risk brought the facts about venereal disease…"\n\n\nOther site described her as: "She was bold, brainy, beautiful, and an independent individual and empowered woman at a time when neither of those things was particularly in fashion, and combined in one person were probably intolerable. First and foremost a movie star, she is also a living legend of the silver screen--an actress who brought her own definitive personality to each role she took on, yet one who always challenged herself artistically and refused to let stereotype or criticism bring her down."\n\nShe has career not only in films, but also in radio, television, and theater (you can see her works at the third link)
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Bette Davis.\nElizabeth Taylor.\nJulia Roberts.\nKatherine Hepburn.\nIngrid Bergman.\nLauren Bacall.\nAudrey Hepburn (we agree).\nJoan Crawford.\nNatalie Wood.\nGrace Kelly.\nMyrna Loy.\nMaureen O'Hara.\nClaudette Colbert.\nLana Turner.\nJodie Foster.\nMeryl Streep.\nDoris Day.
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Regis Philbin and Judge Judy. I can't remember the other.
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Darth Chris ~\n                      There have been some pretty good female fighters over the years, but there aren't any that would be considered famous outside of die hard boxing fans that everyday people would know other than Laila Ali, because of her father, not her ability. Christy Martin brought to the mainstream by making the cover of Sports Illustrated. Lucia Rijker (Billy Blue Bear) most famous for once fighting a man (she got knocked out) and from being the mean fighter in Million Dollar Baby.
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I hers about a Judy Davis dying in a car accident down here. Where u from?
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Cindy Crawford I believe.
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Do you mean Ayshea Brough? She used to present Lift Off - a Top Of The Pops spin-off? She was also in UFO, which I believe was created by Thunderbirds guru Gerry Anderson. Can't remember any of these because sadly I'm too young, but think this might be who you mean!
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Estelle Getty from 'The Golden Girls'\n\nThank you.
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this is her, Hallie Eisenberg, then and now\n\nhttp://www.austin360.com/movies/content/movies/aasstories/2005_october/8hallie.html
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It probably started with Clara Bow, of the silent era films mostly, although she did do some talkies as they were called. However she was afraid of the microphones they used then and wasn't' that successful.\nShe was a very beautiful young woman, with loads of charm and a certain sexiness to her, innocent and sweet. But in those times, that wasn't the norm.\nThere have been several since then, one it seems in every decade. Marilyn Monroe from the fifties.\nSo you are in good company, and that's one heck of a compliment.\nSmile and enjoy it.
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I don't know if she qualifies as a 'celebrity', but I sat next to Monica Lewinsky on a rental car bus in the Dallas airport back in 2000. \n\nIt was late in the evening, but she had sunglasses on, and was carrying several of her handbags she makes.\n\nLooking back, I would have been braver and asked to have my picture taken with her, but I was frozen in place, trying to act like I didn't know who she was.
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Nora Helmer in "A Doll's House"\n\nclaire bloom in '73 with anthony hopkins\njuliet stevenson in '92\njane fonda in also in '73
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Deborah Harry from Blondie (back in the first '80s)