Birthday greetings on this Monday ...

[Tom McAndrew]

(again, filling in for fairgambit, as he works on his bucket list)

... go out to a few ladies.

Our first greetings go out to a lady that a young Mr. Gambit became absolutely smitten with in The Three Faces of Eve, Joanne Woodward:

Our second birthday greetings go out to Dame Elizabeth Taylor, a lady that had 7 husbands, and scores of males, including Mr. Gambit, wishing they could be so lucky:

Our final birthday greetings go out to Kate Mara. Mr. Gambit has been enamored with her since he first saw her on TV in 1997 on Law & Order, and has continued to be a fan of her in movies like Brokeback Mountain, We Are Marshall, Shooter, and Fantastic Four.

 

[royboy]

Liz Taylor was an all-timer. From Cat on a Hot Tin Roof:

 

[MtNittany]

Hollywood Love:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

just a note -- this got posted, and then edited. My computer way a little haywire, with so many windows opened, so the post got accidentally posted when I was half-way thru posting Liz Taylor.

 

[fairgambit]

Excellent work Tom. I am just stopping in for a minute as I wait for a client that is running late. I will add one more, Mary Frann, best known for her work on the Bob Newhart show. She died, all too young, in 1998, at age 55. I only have time for one photo. Gotta' run.

 

[MtNittany]

Excellent work Tom. I am just stopping in for a minute as I wait for a client that is running late. I will add one more, Mary Frann, best known for her work on the Bob Newhart show. She died, all too young, in 1998, at age 55. I only have time for one photo. Gotta' run.

Bob to Emily in the Newhart finale: "I think you should wear more sweaters."

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Excellent work Tom. I am just stopping in for a minute as I wait for a client that is running late. I will add one more, Mary Frann, best known for her work on the Bob Newhart show.

There were too many candidates today. I don't like to exceed three birthday greetings. Mary Frann (born Mary Frances Luecke) was next on my list. I also didn't include Pascale Petit (born as Anne-Marie Pettit. Since you mentioned Mary Frann, here are some pics of her as well as Pascale Petit.

Pascale Petit:

Mary Frann:

 

[BobPSU92]

(again, filling in for fairgambit, as he works on his bucket list)

... go out to a few ladies.

Our first greetings go out to a lady that a young Mr. Gambit became absolutely smitten with in The Three Faces of Eve, Joanne Woodward:

Our second birthday greetings go out to Dame Elizabeth Taylor, a lady that had 7 husbands, and scores of males, including Mr. Gambit, wishing they could be so lucky:

Our final birthday greetings go out to Kate Mara. Mr. Gambit has been enamored with her since he first saw her on TV in 1997 on Law & Order, and has continued to be a fan of her in movies like Brokeback Mountain, We Are Marshall, Shooter, and Fantastic Four.

So Tom, what you're saying is that Mr. Gambit is a fan of Brokeback Mountain.

 

[john4psu]

Bob to Emily in the Newhart finale: "I think you should wear more sweaters."

Bob did ok in television wives.

If Liz had played her cards right, she could of been Mrs. Ralph Kiner. Would of been nice to have seen her around at the old ballyard. ;-)

 

[Fox Chapel Lion II]

Elizabeth Taylor was before my time, but I love her anyway. Absolutely stellar.

The picture above Liz as Cleo, I believe that was her playing Gloria Wandrous in John O'Hara's BUtterfield-8. That was her first Best Actress Academy Award.

 

[Lion78]

(again, filling in for fairgambit, as he works on his bucket list)


Our final birthday greetings go out to Kate Mara. Mr. Gambit has been enamored with her since he first saw her on TV in 1997 on Law & Order, and has continued to be a fan of her in movies like Brokeback Mountain, We Are Marshall, Shooter, and Fantastic Four.

yum

 

[artsandletters]

Elizabeth Taylor was before my time, but I love her anyway. Absolutely stellar.

The picture above Liz as Cleo, I believe that was her playing Gloria Wandrous in John O'Hara's BUtterfield-8. That was her first Best Actress Academy Award.

Liz was a beauty and an excellent actress, my favorite being Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf ( the entire cast, really ).

 

[ILLINOISLION]

just a note -- this got posted, and then edited. My computer way a little haywire, with so many windows opened, so the post got accidentally posted when I was half-way thru posting Liz Taylor.

Tom, you and half the men on this planet wish they had "posted" Liz Taylor!

 

[BobPSU92]

Tom, you and half the men on this planet wish they had "posted" Liz Taylor!

 

[psuro]

So Tom, what you're saying is that Mr. Gambit is a fan of Brokeback Mountain.

Yes. I think that was understood