Thursday, January 10, 2013

20 Actresses I'd Watch Anytime


The distaff side of the equation:

Annette Bening
Seemed to come out of nowhere 20 years ago and she never looked back.



Ingrid Bergman 
Quite possibly the most beautiful creature ever photographed.




Juliette Binoche 
They stick her in ugly orange hoodies (Summer Hours) and grubby parkas (Paris) but she still shines through.




Penélope Cruz 
Dominates any movie she’s in



Viola Davis 
Got her big break in The Help, but Viola’s been making interesting characters out of nothing for years.




Judi Dench 
She has a wonderful way of making the time go by.




Catherine Deneuve 
A force of nature



Emilie Dequenne 
Hey Dardennes...how about a Rosetta sequel?




Joan Fontaine 
Rebecca alone qualifies her.



Charlotte Gainsbourg 
Brings an honest, earthy element to every role.




Greer Garson 
Beautiful inside too. She did lots of work for charity and helped many young actors.



Martina Gedeck 
Viel Talent und Schönheit in einer Seele!



Christina Hendricks 
How the Mad Men got that way.



Katherine Hepburn 
Kate’s motto: "If you always do what interests you, at least one person is pleased."




Isabelle Huppert 
The matron saint of versatility.




Irene Jacob 
Proof that the divine walk among us. Too bad Kieslowski was the only director that knew how to use her.




Carey Mulligan 
Unfailingly fascinating. Her new film Inside Llewyn Davis looks good.



Julie Newmar 
Betwixt mine eye and heart a league is took,
And each doth good turns now unto the other




Lea Seydoux 
The future of French cinema



Kristin Scott Thomas 
Keeps a jammed schedule, yet brings something special to every role. I don’t know how she does it. 





20 Actresses I'd Watch Anytime


The distaff side of the equation:

Annette Bening
Seemed to come out of nowhere 20 years ago and she never looked back.



Ingrid Bergman 
Quite possibly the most beautiful creature ever photographed.




Juliette Binoche 
They stick her in ugly orange hoodies (Summer Hours) and grubby parkas (Paris) but she still shines through.




Penélope Cruz 
Dominates any movie she’s in



Viola Davis 
Got her big break in The Help, but Viola’s been making interesting characters out of nothing for years.




Judi Dench 
She has a wonderful way of making the time go by.




Catherine Deneuve 
A force of nature



Emilie Dequenne 
Hey Dardennes...how about a Rosetta sequel?




Joan Fontaine 
Rebecca alone qualifies her.



Charlotte Gainsbourg 
Brings an honest, earthy element to every role.




Greer Garson 
Beautiful inside too. She did lots of work for charity and helped many young actors.



Martina Gedeck 
Viel Talent und Schönheit in einer Seele!



Christina Hendricks 
How the Mad Men got that way.



Katherine Hepburn 
Kate’s motto: "If you always do what interests you, at least one person is pleased."




Isabelle Huppert 
The matron saint of versatility.




Irene Jacob 
Proof that the divine walk among us. Too bad Kieslowski was the only director that knew how to use her.




Carey Mulligan 
Unfailingly fascinating. Her new film Inside Llewyn Davis looks good.



Julie Newmar 
Betwixt mine eye and heart a league is took,
And each doth good turns now unto the other




Lea Seydoux 
The future of French cinema



Kristin Scott Thomas 
Keeps a jammed schedule, yet brings something special to every role. I don’t know how she does it. 





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