Thursday, January 15, 2009

She had Bette Davis Eyes.

Bette was a babe back in the days. Fame is fleeting and so is youth. Live life to the fullest. Go for the gusto. Go get me a beer.

Hey got to go as we are finally closing the store after a long day. They had to retake some shots for Time Out New York magizine early this morning so we are beat. No Idol tonight so we can relax.
See next time. Same Bat time. Same Bat channel.

12 comments:

blake said...

That's a nice pic.

Bette was not that good looking on film, or perhaps that type just doesn't appeal.

Freeman Hunt said...

What about in The Petrified Forest?

I love that movie, but I've only seen it once. Maybe I'll watch it tomorrow.

Ron said...

Freeman said what I thought when I saw the pic. I believe Bette also named the Oscar -- she eyeballed the tush and said it looked like her husband's...

KCFleming said...

Bette's an odd beauty, part of her era. She made you desire her, more than her natural looks seemed to warrant. We have some similar actresses, like Uma Thurman or Juliette Lewis. Odd-pretty.

Ah, what the hell do I know?

KCFleming said...

I take it back.
God, Bette's pretty.

chickelit said...

She was pretty, but kind of a slouch.

dr kill said...

Woof, Pogo, woof. Are you kidding me? Uma Thurman is the hottest of the hot. Don't even use her name in the same paragraph with Juliette Lewis.

I'd be interested in how Titus scores Uma on the all-time list.

That part of Kill Bill where she and Darryl Hannah are cutting each other up is great.

I thought Clooney was going to do the bangy-dangy with Juliette Lewis at the end of Dusk Till Dawn, didn't you? Salma Hayek didn't look too bad as a vampire,either.

There's some good genes in that group of women.

dr kill said...

I'm thinking Trooper could do the Cheech in Dusk Till Dawn monologue better than Cheech did.

dr kill said...

Naugahyde.

KCFleming said...

I think Uma's an acquired taste. I always thought she looked like she needed a hot meal and a transfusion.

reader_iam said...

As my mom, grandmothers and husband would say: "Not your thing/type/love/preference? GREAT!!! [Leaves more for me.][Makes it more mine.]

(Choice of second sentence depended/depends on context. Once in a great good unusual while, both: but almost never.)

chickelit said...

Like it or lump it.