Was there ever a more beautiful blonde woman than Grace Kelly in her prime?

Is it true that she was a nympho? It may explain her success.

A nympho? No. A sexual opportunist? Most definitely.

Yes.

She was just a girl who cain’t say no….she was in a turrible fix. She always said, “Come on les go, just when she orta say nix.”

R3, Sharon Stone?

Catherine Deneuve?

Beautiful - no tits. The pool scene “High Society” I’m gay and I saw No Tits. Did I mention movie star Kelly had no tits?

Rear Window she was beauty.

Emmett Kelly

She certainly became matronly in middle age. Surprisingly so.

Beautiful on the outside, ugly as sin and toxic to boot on the outside. Pass.

R11 I wasn't aware that she was particularly disliked. The first (and only) time I went to Monaco was about 10 months after her death. She seemed to be revered there. My father briefly met her before she became a princess. His impression was that she was "cold" (his word), but he really had little interaction with her by his own admission.

[Quote] She certainly became matronly in middle age. Surprisingly so.

Grace Kelly was an alcoholic and it caught up with her in middle age. She had that classic alcoholic bloat.

Her manner of speaking was so fake.

Every time she opened her mouth, she tried desperately to come across as refined and cultured. The reality was she was just another broad from Easf Fallls.

And her jock brother was into trannies.

Was she gay friendly?

You betcha!

What did Grace Kelly and Gene Tierney think of each other?

yes. cybill shepard in her prime was the most beautiful blonde woman ever.

period

OP, isn't it time to come up with a more inventive theme than the repetitive "was there ever a more beautiful/handsome/whatever than XX"?

[quote]It's hard for most blondes to top her!

And Lord knows I tried.

Madonna

Anna Nicole Smith

An ungrateful upstart!

Tippi Hedren

Catherine Deneuve in the late 1960s.

Before Grace Kelly, there was Brit actress Madeleine Carroll, a blond and a true beauty comparable to that quartet of her brunet contemporaries Vivien Leigh, Hedy Lamarr, Gene Tierney, Ava Gardner.

Carroll is interesting, she went to Hollywood after “The 39 Steps” and was there when war broke out in Europe. The death of her sister in London during the Blitz radicalized her, and she continejd to work in films only to make money for the war effort. When the U.S. entered the war she quit acting to work for the Red Cross and the allied effort. For an extraordinarily beautiful women, she lacked vanity, was practical, down to earth.p and realistic. She had her head screwed on.

More than you can say for Grace, who once she was bored by conquering Hollywood, chose to escape into a fantasy world with someone she barely knew, and wound up miserable and trapped in middle age.