Young man's fantasy
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lukejbarnett — 5 years ago(January 07, 2021 03:17 AM)
exactly agreed she is a lot more beautiful than tippi in the birds. as a kid i thought wow what a beautiful girl when i saw tippi hedren in the birds but now as an adult she's very ordinary and plain looking to me and she is ordinary and plain looking in the birds. usually brunettes are more beautiful than blondes for some reason i dont know what it is.
i guess the blonde hair is too bright for a girl's face compared to the dark of brunette hair. so the blonde hair detracts from a girl's beautiful face. i think that's what it is. oh and of course it's that brunette hair either light brown or dark brown is more beautful than blonde hair of any kind.
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truetexian — 15 years ago(June 19, 2010 11:51 AM)
Yep, she did the same thing for me tooand, I'm over twenty years her junior. The only actress with the same sort of appeal which is more of a contemporary of mine would be Demi Moore but, she can't hold a candle to Suzanne! Does anyone recall a movie in which she played a "stewardess"(back in the day, lingo) who had survived a plane crash and was called in reluctantly to aid in the forensic analysis? Maybe I have it confused with a tv-series, not sure but, I can't find it in her list of credits. Spoiler Alert: I remember the cause of the crash turned out to be spilled coffee on the aircraft electronics and that it was in black and whiteno other details than that. Please help, thanks!
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Captain_Bob — 14 years ago(April 20, 2011 04:48 AM)
Watching "Nevada Smith" now with her opposite Steve McQueen. That woman is(was) just my type. What a beauty and so sorry she is no longer with us.
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layton59 — 14 years ago(November 24, 2011 08:12 PM)
Yes both of those links are mighty fine photos of SP.
http://media-2.web.britannica.com/eb-media/69/126669-050-767818CD.jpg
http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/MMPH/174524~Suzanne-Plesh ette-Posters.jpg
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ActorMan22 — 14 years ago(June 11, 2011 03:41 PM)
I was born in '65 and remember her from The Bob Newhart Show. Wow. Such a fine looking woman. And that voice! I read that she was close to getting the Catwoman role on the '60's series Batman. I would have loved to see her in that skin tight catsuit.
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vestdennis — 14 years ago(March 19, 2012 02:16 AM)
Oh yeah she was every guy's fantasy that was anywhere near her age! I loved her part on The Birds where even there she was sultry and sexy even though the scenes were not "sexy" in nature. She just gave off that sensual nature that guys pick up onA beautiful woman.
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itssosublime — 13 years ago(April 10, 2012 04:53 PM)
I was merely a child when the original Bob Newhart show was on the air, but I never forgot Ms. Pleshette's beauty and grace. She was certainly an adolescent crush of mine and even as the years passed by her beauty was transcendent. What a special woman and actress alike. She is greatly missed.
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lukejbarnett — 5 years ago(January 07, 2021 03:24 AM)
i love how we are all in this together, all guys. like if there is a special hot beautiful girl actress, we all fall for them, we all have a crush on them, and we all desperately want them and dream about them and have day dreams and fantasies about them. i love how we are all in this together.
this shared love and lust. this is so beautiful. heck if we cant' have suzanne then we can at least dream and fantasize about having her and we can share our dreams and fantasies of her.
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Col_Hessler — 13 years ago(December 03, 2012 04:52 AM)
I wasn't old enough to have appreciated her in the Bob Newhart days, but when I look at the reruns now, I think, "I'd do that Emily. She's gorgeous."
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phillindholm — 13 years ago(February 19, 2013 04:56 PM)
Yeah, Hitchcock new how to pick ''em. He was so set on making Hedren a ''Star'' he didn't notice that, even plainly dressed and made up, Pleshette outclassed her. And, when Hitchcock and Hedren did ''Marnie'', Diane Baker left her in the dust, both in beauty and acting talent.
