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"Young Elvis Presley
I could be turned. Just popping on my Elvis cufflinks presently in factlol, he was beautiful"
I have to agree. He looked amazing in the 68 Comeback Special. Such a shame how he ended up  |
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"Young Elvis Presley
I could be turned. Just popping on my Elvis cufflinks presently in factlol, he was beautiful
I have to agree. He looked amazing in the 68 Comeback Special. Such a shame how he ended up "
such a waste |
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"I am just watching a old Newman film. What a beautiful looking man. I think he was the best looking male star of the screen.
Who is yours?"
The same vintage as Paul Newman, I think Steve McQueen was very good-looking but also found extra ways to act and look really cool |
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"I am just watching a old Newman film. What a beautiful looking man. I think he was the best looking male star of the screen.
Who is yours?"
totaly agree! And was Paul Newman who got me hooked on my ' Long Johns' fetish! ( butch casidy film!) swoooooon!   |
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"Tom Cruise before he became a twat. Gorgeous eyes and smile, melts my knickers off watching him in his early films "
Was there ever a time when that dwarf was not a twat?  |
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Not to go off on tangents but what is it about Tom Cruise that really makes him a twat? Aside from being part of a weird religion, the man himself seems like a genuinely good guy. |
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"Not to go off on tangents but what is it about Tom Cruise that really makes him a twat? Aside from being part of a weird religion, the man himself seems like a genuinely good guy."
I think it was the trampolining on Oprahs sofa that did it.  |
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"I am just watching a old Newman film. What a beautiful looking man. I think he was the best looking male star of the screen.
Who is yours?"
hes on my list x |
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"I am just watching a old Newman film. What a beautiful looking man. I think he was the best looking male star of the screen.
Who is yours?"
which film is it? |
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"I am just watching a old Newman film. What a beautiful looking man. I think he was the best looking male star of the screen.
Who is yours?
which film is it? "
The Left Handed Gun. 1958. He played Billy the Kid |
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"I am just watching a old Newman film. What a beautiful looking man. I think he was the best looking male star of the screen.
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which film is it?
The Left Handed Gun. 1958. He played Billy the Kid"
By all accounts Billy the Kid was a gawky, buck-toothed ugly SOB, so the casting may have been a bit off...  |
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"I am just watching a old Newman film. What a beautiful looking man. I think he was the best looking male star of the screen.
Who is yours?
which film is it?
The Left Handed Gun. 1958. He played Billy the Kid
By all accounts Billy the Kid was a gawky, buck-toothed ugly SOB, so the casting may have been a bit off... "
Alan Carr is missing is big chance on the silver screen |
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My old Mom's favourites were:
George Peppard when he starred with Audrey Hepburn in "Beakfast at Tiffany's"
Peter o'Toole, Omar Sharif and Burt Lancaster
When they were in their prime of course  |
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