Who is the most beautiful actress in the history of movies?

The only rule...you must choose just one and must post only one picture.

My choice....Monica Bellucci

Julie Christie.

Wonder who's gonna be the first to post Bea Arthur?

(I didn't post Claudia, because I was damn sure Hokeyboy was going to)

Good choices so far, but it's a patently subjective question.

You're right, subjective questions that allow for unique answers and original debate have no place on discussion boards!

Carrie Fisher

Nicole Kidman in Moulin Rouge

Michelle Pfeiffer

Er, my point, which you missed, is that the original question was, "Who is the most beautiful actress in the history of movies?"
That's a factual question to an individually differing subject. Never mind. Carry on.

They call her 1 eye

perfection.



for size:

Actually, you missed how it's understood that such a question will always have a different answer based on whoever it's posed to, but congratulations on needlessly over-analyzing things. I think there's a "what's the best Beatles song" thread over in music that hasn't had its implied logic scoffed at yet, have fun!

it ends..and it begins w/ her.

On the most appreciative note as well...she's actually a pretty damn good actress too. Well in Europe. I've yet to see a good movie out of her here in the states. Though she did fine in those Matrix films.

Who are the ladies in posts 14 & 15?


Here's mine.

Aishwarya Rai:

#14 is Kate Beckinsale

#15 is Drew Barrymore

Kate Beckinsale and Drew Barrymore, respectively. (Mind you, I'd have have picked a shot of her from Batman Forever.)

I have always thought Mila Kunis was so beautiful.


By jmoviereview at 2012-06-03

Whatcha think?

I think it would have been better if you picked one, like JumpCutz suggested. What fun is it if you evade the challenge of choosing just one?

I picked 1 American.

Let's all take the 2 extra seconds it takes to actually name the actress we're posting pictures of:



Paulette Goddard

Loved her so much in Modern Times. Such a lively smile.