EUF

[lonmol]

Vintage EUF.

[lonmol]

EUF-ish. She doesn't look thrilled to be taking her clothes off.

[lonmol]

EUF album cover.

[gryphonslair99]

EUF Album cover.

[lonmol]

EUF.

[hal9000i]

Originally Posted by gryphonslair99

EUF Album cover.

Not exactly EUF but up skirt of Barbra Streisand.

This is from 1970's "The Owl and the Pussycat" starring Streisand and the venerable George Segal.

For some reason, I never found Streisand particularly appealing, even in her younger years. Perhaps too much of a Diva.

Notice in these images the standard trick of wearing panties over hose...the idea being that you're not really seeing anything illicit because the real underwear is still hidden. A psychological ploy/prop for the actor perhaps, because generally for the viewer, perception is reality.

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by hal9000i

Not exactly EUF but up skirt of Barbra Streisand.

This is from 1970's "The Owl and the Pussycat" starring Streisand and the venerable George Segal.

For some reason, I never found Streisand particularly appealing, even in her younger years. Perhaps too much of a Diva.

Notice in these images the standard trick of wearing panties over hose...the idea being that you're not really seeing anything illicit because the real underwear is still hidden. A psychological ploy/prop for the actor perhaps, because generally for the viewer, perception is reality.

She was kind of attractive when she was young, but she made up for that in her later years. I never understood all the fuss over her. She's really not that good a singer. Lady Gaga, who looks a bit like her, has a much better voice.

[hal9000i]

Originally Posted by lonmol

She was kind of attractive when she was young, but she made up for that in her later years. I never understood all the fuss over her. She's really not that good a singer. Lady Gaga, who looks a bit like her, has a much better voice.

Yeah I know what you mean. She's had a fruitful career and is accomplished...I just never thought she was a big deal in the looks department.

Acting wise, she's pretty one dimensional...she has a certain range that she's most effective at-- the high strung, slightly manic personality with the rapid patter and carefully scripted one liners. In this, she reminds me a little of Sandra Bullock, who is another one dimensional actor with limited range.

My take anyway.

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by hal9000i

Yeah I know what you mean. She's had a fruitful career and is accomplished...I just never thought she was a big deal in the looks department.

Acting wise, she's pretty one dimensional...she has a certain range that she's most effective at-- the high strung, slightly manic personality with the rapid patter and carefully scripted one liners. In this, she reminds me a little of Sandra Bullock, who is another one dimensional actor with limited range.

My take anyway.

Sandra Bullock is cute, and likeable. As far as her acting. I think the only film of her's I ever watched all the way through was Demolition Man, and I was only staring at her ass in those tight black pants (her ass, at least, should have won an academy award).

[hal9000i]

Originally Posted by lonmol

Sandra Bullock is cute, and likeable. As far as her acting. I think the only film of her's I ever watched all the way through was Demolition Man, and I was only staring at her ass in those tight black pants (her ass, at least, should have won an academy award).

Now that's something I can get behind...

"Demolition Man" has always been a guilty pleasure in my view for that very reason. It was the debut of her ass...

(Beep! I am fined one credit for the violation of the verbal morality statutes)