Why I love Hollywood

Hollywood has its very own version of the truth. When they go back into time their leading ladies playing women from centuries and even eons ago get plastered on the silver screen with the sexiest outfit, stylish hair and modern makeup. The reality is the women characters they play would have dirty hair, hairy legs, facial hair, zero eye makeup and of course B.O. Any modern woman would not be caught dead without mascara and eyeliner on a public street and neither would our Hollywood starlets!

The 1960 film made from H.G. Wells, The Time Machine is a great example of Hollywood’s truth/entertainment. Here you see the stunningly beautiful, Yvette Mimieux looking like she just stepped out of a Hollywood makeup chair because she did!

I don’t want to burst anyone’s bubble but the very hot Mimieux is 65 years old as of 2007.

Comments

Anonymous said…

65 years old, wow, that would make me................

October 28, 2007 4:08 PM

Anonymous said…

I used to date her. She loved cops. Fun to be around!

jjod

October 28, 2007 10:43 PM

Anonymous said…

Wern't the bad guys in that movie
called "E-loys"? Seems we could refer to our ghetto crowd gatherers as such.
When I worked in Uptown, the older Coppers refered to the gatherers as "clay people".........

October 29, 2007 6:16 AM

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