Is there anyone you want to travel back in time to have "fun" with????

[joeybee12]

Ok, ok, I mean sex with. This guy is Denny Scott Miller, in his one role as Tarzan. The photo doesn't do him justice. I was wondering about him while I was watching the first season of Gilligan's Island on DVD. He plays a surfer who rides a tsunami to the island (another totally believable plot!). He struts around the entire episode shirtless in either these incredibly tight pants, or tight short-shorts with the top button undone. Amazing body! I guess he played basketball for UCLA in the 50's--not what you think of as a basketball player these days!!!

Anyone you've seen and wish you were around way back then?

[joeybee12]

1. Kick!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mark414]

2. last night

someone mentioned something about an encounter between marilyn monroe and brigitte bardot.

yeah.

i want to be right in the middle of that.

[Nordic]

3. Cyd Charisse

What a hottie, Good God!

[Nordic]

4. Jane Seymour when she made "Live and let Die"

Also when she made that Harry Harryhausen movie and had the kinked hair. WHOA

[arwalden]

5. Michael Landon, Tyrone Power, Montgomery Clift, Gene Kelly

Michael Landon


Tyrone Power


Montgomery Clift


Gene Kelly


Rod Taylor


James Franciscus

[joeybee12]

17. Great photos of Montgomery! But I've seen better of Tyrone....

....a few years earlier than when these were taken he was an absolute God, but he didn't age too well. Alas, he didn't age long, either.

[Moonbeam_Starlight]

52. Mmmmm...Montgomery Clift...

mmmmm.....

[MrScorpio]

6. Two words: Rita Hayworth

[joeybee12]

18. Not my type, but she was stunning...one of the most beautiful women

ever!

Reminds me of Gene Tierney--from sort of the same mold.

[Dookus]

7. Jesus

yeah, I'd nail him

[joeybee12]

19. Yuk, yuk!

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

27. oh man

i feel so bad for laughing at that one

[donheld]

42. BAD BOY haha

:spank:

[mitchum]

8. Marianne Faithfull in the 60s, Sarah Miles in the 70s...

Julie Christie RIGHT NOW!

[joeybee12]

9. Kick again! All good choices--let's get some more!!!!!!!!!!

[maveric]

10. 3 Stooges circa 1934.

I heard that Curly was a real party animal.

[JohnKleeb]

11. hmmm

Maybe have fun with Bernadette Devlin, she was a cutie back in the late 60's, she's a cool grandmother I bet, but she was great looking in the late 60's, early 70's. I dont have any pics though, :shrug: but if you like activist women, she was great, heard that Ashcroft's goons gave her a little trouble a few years back, shame.

[joeybee12]

12. Yeah, she flew into Chicago and they wouldn't let her into the

country....NOW try and tell me Ass-croft isn't a fascist!

[JohnKleeb]

13. yep

Bastards, she's a frigging grandmother for crying out loud, and a patriot. I wish I had a picture of her when she was young but she was a lovely dark haired beauty. It's pretty obvious where the Bush adminstration's interests lie in Ireland, helping out the fortunate vs the unfortunate.

[joeybee12]

14. Kick again! I want to see what your tastes all are!!!!!!!!!

[gollygee]

15. Marlon Brando from Guys and Dolls (m)

yep I would have been stalking him.

[girl gone mad]

28. It's hard to argue against a young Brando.

Such intensity.

[Kathy in Cambridge]

32. Definitely "Streetcar" Marlon

Meow!!

[SarahB]

16. I don't know.

Maybe a mid-60's Elvis. :shrug:

[guitar man]

20. Jayne Mansfield

OMG, I could spend hours....

[nuxvomica]

39. She'd be my choice as well

I remember her in Guide for the Married Man. The first time I saw the scene where she was cavorting around the bedroom in an inadequate bathrobe coincided with the exact moment that I entered puberty. :-)
Inger Stevens, too:

[girl gone mad]

21. Gregory Peck.

He may not have been much in the way of sex symbols, but he was so classy, and I bet he was an animal in bed.

[ofrfxsk]

31. I've always had a crush on him.

He's one of those men that just got more and more handsome with age. Maybe it's because he seemed like he truly respected women, a real gentleman. Who knows?

[girl gone mad]

38. A good man..

and a good liberal.

From his IMDB trivia:

Marched with Martin Luther King.

Son, Stephen did a tour in Vietnam with the Marine Corps. Peck was proud of his son's military service even though he disagreed with the war itself.

Was President of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences during the late 1960s, and he was the one who decided to postpone the 1968 Oscar ceremony after Martin Luther King's assassination.

Claiming he was worried about the 600,000 jobs hanging on the survival of the Chrysler Corporation, he volunteered to become an unpaid TV pitchman for the company in 1980.

Seriously considered challenging then California Governor Ronald Reagan's re-election campaign in 1970, but decided against it at the last minute despite state and national pressure from the Democrat Party of California and The Democratic National Committee.

Damn you Gregory Peck! :)
If only..

[Ratty]

22. Paul Gaugin and Montgomery Clift

There's this great black and white photo of him in Tahiti as a young man. What a stud muffin! I never thought theu grew em like that back then. I wish I could find that picture online.

[tjdee]

30. I've never seen a picture of Paul Gaugin....now I want to!

Hmmm.

[gollygee]

23. I also want to vote for any of the Beatles - especially

John Lennon. Like a pretty young one - Revolver or there abouts.

[darkstar]

24. Bardot circa '56

[KeepItReal]

25. Lena Horne or Dorothy Dandridge!!

Man, if I had my 2004 mojo way back then...

[Marnieworld]

26. Marlon Brando-StreetCar and Jim Morrison

mmmmm jim

[tjdee]

29. Orson Welles, Cary Grant, Yul Brynner.

For awhile, Orson Welles' intelligence made him quite the dish.
Rita Hayworth agrees with me. Or, she did.


Cary. Obviously.


Yul Brynner was one sexy guy.

[Kathy in Cambridge]

33. Alain Delon, Marcello Mastroianni, Jean Gabin, Burt Lancaster

William Holden, young Marlon Brando. Unfortunately I heard that Alain Delon is a right-winger.



A Wet Alain Delon in Purple Noon

[joeybee12]

57. Marcello was breath-taking in his day! He looked good as he got older,

too, but when he was young he was absolutely perfect!

[mac56]

34. Tuesday Weld back in 1960.

:9

[pbg]

35. Dorothy Parker

Just to hear what she'd say afterwards.

[FarLeftRage]

36. Jean Harlow for starters

Followed by Clara Bow, Theda Bara and lots of Louise Brooks...

[Krupskaya]

37. Pete Townshend.

OMG. Pete Townshend when he's like 25. Oh, and at Monteray. Yum.

[BleedingHeartPatriot]

50. What, no Roger Daltry? n/t

MKJ

[Krupskaya]

61. Nope!

I prefer the big-nosed, scrawny-bod, dreamy-eyed, tortured guitarist. :p

[Magrittes Pipe]

40. Salome. I hear she likes to get head.

[joeybee12]

46. Boo!

But I'm glad to see this post is still going! When I logged off last night it was around 15--I guess late night people think about "fun" more than posters during the day!

[solinvictus]

41. My list....

Clara Bow
Ava Gardner
Betty Page
Vampira from Ed Wood's movies
Jayne Mansfield
Josephine Baker

[maveric]

43. Julie Newmar during the late 60's.

I fantasized about peeling that CatWoman suit off her.... MMMM...
OK, I'll quit.

[DiverDave]

44. Lets see

Jane Fonda in Barberella.
Grace Kelly.
Natalie Wood.
and Mae West...she would have been fun, I bet.

[NewHampshireDem]

45. Veronica Lake ...

[Gildor Inglorion]

47. Yes....from when I was a kid

Tony Dow, Tommy Kirk, Kurt Russell *sigh* some things you just never get over. :evilgrin:

[joeybee12]

48. Kurt Russell also appeared on Gilligan's Island as the "Jungle Boy"

He was soooooooooooooooooooooooo young! A really cute kid, though!

[CanuckAmok]

49. Louise Brooks, dammit! Or maybe Miriam D'Abo...

n/t

http://ungwe.org/blog/2003/10/07/10:50/louise-brooks-1925.jpg

[Moonbeam_Starlight]

51. A lot of the old silver screen actors

who are dead now, like Cary Grant (wait is he dead?), James Stewart, etc.

Hooo-yeah. I could break me off a piece.

[joeybee12]

54. Alas, poor Cary is dead! Died in the late 1980's, I think...he'd be over

100 if he were still around. And from what I heard, both men AND women could have gotten a piece of him in his prime!

[Reverend_Smitty]

58. For some reason...

they don't make male actors like that anymore...The silver screen legends had a certain masculinity about them that makes me want to jump their bones, or at least when I watch AMC. I think the fact that they were all so well dressed had something to do with it. I have a "thing" for a man in a well tailored suit...

I think it is why I love George Clooney so much, no other leading man today can wear a suit as well as him

[Moonbeam_Starlight]

53. Oh and don't hate me

but the guy who played "Kahuna" in Gidget.

Roooowwwwrrrrrrr. Get those old fifties jeans OFF.

And OMG how could I forget a young Marlon Brando????? Jeepers CREEPERS, I wouldn't be able to keep my hands off that man.

[Rabrrrrrr]

55. There is only one option for straight men - Audrey Hepburn

'nuff said.

[Reverend_Smitty]

56. Cary Grant...

A total hunk...

[RFKHumphreyObama]

59. Marilyn Monroe

There are a whole lot of others whom I won't name for various rasons -but let me emphasize that I'd want to have something more serious than "fun" with the people on my list -something much more profound, deep and meaningful.

[Ron Green]

60. Barbara Stanwyck - hottest of all time! n/t

[terrya]

62. Steve Reeves during his "Hercules" years.

Steve was major league beefcake, baby!

[joeybee12]

63. Very handsome, too. I recall seeing a photo of him during his Mr America

years--the year he lost, and he and the runners-up were giving the cattiest looks to the winner in the middle. It was hee-larious!