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1. Bruce, It might be just me but your Paul Walker page does not have a comment box.

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   1. Hey Steve….well that explains it….I was wondering why nobody had commented on the page……I guess I have been so involved in the remodel…I have forgotten the steps to follow when creating a new page. Thanks for the comment alert….his comment box is now on the page.

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2. 1 STEVE You have now given us excellent profiles of 5 of the great so-called “sex kittens” of our ages. It seems to me that one thing that the five had in common was that, at least compared with the likes of Crawford, Liz Taylor and Day, none of those 5 sex kittens earned vertiginous overall grosses at the US box office.

   2 However to be wholly sure of the magnitude of their various contributions to cinema one might need a better overview of their European work than I personally possess though my own snapshot of Claudia Cardinale’s achievements suggest that she put some of her best acting into her European films.

   3 Ursula too started out in the European cinema but her greatest claim to fame worldwide is most likely as the 1st Bond Girl Honey Ryder in the 1962 Dr No. She was of course a great pin-up fave and when she posed naked for Playboy magazine in 1965 the pun-loving British movie columnists couldn’t resist dubbing her “Ursula Undress”. 3 decades later Empire magazine voted her one of the “100 sexiest stars in film history.” James Dean would not have quarrelled that opinion because before his death he dated the young Ursula.

   4 What an eye-popping run of pictorials your video provides! with random fine POSTER examples being Mountain of the Cannibal God, Africa Express, Anyone Can Play and What’s New Pussycat?. Other posters warranting special mention are I feel 4 for Texas, Double Murder, Up to His Ears, Red Sun and Clash of the Titans. Classy stills were the opening and closing solos of Ursula, her with Elvis, as H Rider Haggard’s She, and with Bronson and Delon in Red Sun. All of the pictorials for the 10th Victim and Dr No also deserve highlighting. Anyway keep up the good work as this one earned a high 96.5 in my book. It occurs to me that those of us who love browsing through posters and stills from movies now have our very own “Little Stevie Wonder”! Hope U enjoy rest of weekend.

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3. enjoyed the 25 top actresses 1950-2010. I miss the other 3 since you chose 3 included in AFI. can you give me your next 3-7 due to my love for those that just missed. great list, great info. Thanks!

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   1. https://www.ultimatemovierankings.com/top-100-movie-stars/

      Hey Bob….this link shows all 100 I picked….50 were from AFI’s Top 50….and the others my picks…I took the liberty…of moving some of their stars to a more reasonable place….like Grace Kelly, Audrey Hepburn and Sophia Loren being in the 1950-2010…..which allowed me to include some classic stars like Myrna Loy. Thanks for the interest in this collection.

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4. I would sincerely like to request a page on Stewart Granger. He made a string of film classics in both England and the United States: King Solomon’s Minds; Scaramouche, Saraband for Lovers, etc.
   He was one of the greatest swashbuckling icons in film history along with Errol Flynn and Tyrone Power. His legendary female stars included Jean Simmons (his wife), Deborah Kerr, Phyllis Calvert, Eleanor Parker, Ava Gardner, Pier Angeli, Donna Reed, Rossana Podesta, Debra Paget, and many more.
   He wrote a sparkling autobiography and truly had a fascinating and adventurous life. Thank you.

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5. Attention Bruce! The comments section gone awry? There seems to be a flood of old comments, from our hubpages days?

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   1. Hey Steve….Through Debbie’s wisdom….she let me know about the wayback machine….and those Cary Grant comments I lost have been uncovered…it is like a hidden treasure…..shocking that 6 years has passed…..it is like a blast from the past.

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