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The Most Beautiful Ladies In Recent History, Ranked
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Raquel Welch
Raquel Welch was best known for starring in One Million Years B.C. That epic fur bikini is simply iconic! She was also in Bandolero!, Bedazzled, 100 Rifles, and Legally Blonde. In 2001, she was given the “Imagen Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award” for promoting her Latin heritage.
Rita Hayworth
Rita Hayworth has always been a performer. She danced in New York before the family moved to California when she was young. She starred in many ‘30s dancing movies but turned to more serious roles in the ‘40s. Sadly, she had a lot of financial and substance abuse issues. She had been suffering from symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease when she passed away in 1987.
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Ursula Andress
Urusula Andress was the first ever Bond girl. Aside from starring in Dr. No, she also graced the pages of Playboy several times. She spoke with a Swiss-German accent, which they dubbed in films. When asked about her naked photos, she said that it was fine “because I’m beautiful.”
Catherine Deneuve
Catherine Deneuve made it big when she starred in Les Parapluies de Cherbourg. The French star was also in the Roman Polanski film called Repulsion. She has a number of acting credits to her name. In 1985, she became the face of Marianne or the French symbol of liberty. Recently, she has made headlines after signing an open letter that denounced the #MeToo movement.
Vivien Leigh
This beauty had to show us all that she was more than a pretty face. A director even called her a “consummate actress, hampered by beauty.” Best known for starring in Gone with the Wind and A Streetcar Named Desire, she has a more prolific stage career. In the last few decades of her life, she fought tuberculosis but succumbed to it in 1967.
Ava Gardner
Ava Gardner comes from South Carolina. MGM found her accent hard to understand but they signed her anyway. Her big break came when she starred in The Killers. She enjoyed five decades in Hollywood until her smoking habit caught up with her. Sadly, she died of pneumonia in 1990.
Hedy Lamarr
Good luck looking for a more fascinating lady than Hedy Lamarr. She was the first woman to depict the female orgasm onscreen, but she also worked on a technique used to fix radio signal jamming during WW2. She even got “frequency hopping” patented. It has been used in civilian and military devices.
Sharon Tate
Sadly, Sharon Tate is always going to be associated with the Manson family killings. Praised for her natural beauty, she entered the scene as a promising new actress who can do both comedy and drama. She married Roman Polanski, her The Fearless Vampire Killers costar and director in 1968. The saddest part of her death was that she was 8 months pregnant when she was murdered.
Ingrid Bergman
Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman became famous after starring in Casablanca. She had been in Swedish and German films even before that. She has been described as “arguably the most international star in the history of entertainment.” Director Anatole Litvak even said that “through all her troubles she held to the conviction that she had been true to herself and it made her quite a person.” She died of breast cancer in 1982.
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