Who's Your Famous Crush?

You know who else? James Cagney
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Umm, early on was probably Sally Field.

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Later, Adrienne Barbeau caught my eye

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and of course-Rachel Ray, cute as a button! (a button?)

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tnthomas, a LOT of guys liked Adrienne Barbeau. (Maude's daughter)

Karen99 - great pic of Jack/R. P. McMurphy.
 

When I was growing up in the 50's, I was madly in love with James Brown. He was one of the stars on the old Rin tin tin tv series. My Mom knew how much I loved him and got front row seats at Madison Square Garden in NYC for the rodeo where the cast was preforming. He rode out on his horse and it seemed like he looked right at me. I was in 7th heaven! Today I like Tom Selleck, but not when he was young. I think he got better with age.
 
My first crush was when I was seven, and at the time I wasn't real clear about what was reality and what wasn't. I went from Paul Buyan to Clint Walker. But by my second crush I had a better grip on reality.

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Oh, where to begin....

Besides those already mentioned [Clark Gable, Gregory Peck, Cary Grant, William Holden, Robert Redford, George Clooney, Tom Selleck (as Magnum, not Francis)], add...

Vince Edwards (Ben Casey)

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Vincent D'Onofrio (early days)

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Lots when I was younger, but right now.....

Sam Heughan who plays Jamie Fraser in the Outlander series. And I'm not alone - lots of ladies, girls, women of all ages like him....

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NancyNGA said:
Oh, where to begin....

Besides those already mentioned [Clark Gable, Gregory Peck, Cary Grant, William Holden, Robert Redford, George Clooney, Tom Selleck (as Magnum, not Francis)], add...

Vince Edwards (Ben Casey)

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Vincent D'Onofrio (early days)

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Nancy, my sister loved Ben Casey while I had the hots for Dr Kildare. We used to have the biggest fights about which was the better doctor lol
 
Ruth n Jersey said:
When I was growing up in the 50's, I was madly in love with James Brown. He was one of the stars on the old Rin tin tin tv series. My Mom knew how much I loved him and got front row seats at Madison Square Garden in NYC for the rodeo where the cast was preforming. He rode out on his horse and it seemed like he looked right at me. I was in 7th heaven! Today I like Tom Selleck, but not when he was young. I think he got better with age.
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Aww..that was so sweet of your Mom...I can only imagine how thrilled you were. Wonderful memory :)
 
OMG, I have flown many of these actors, actresses and singers. Flying in and out of LA and San Francisco, I have met, (mostly seen) many stars(?). As a young kid, I liked Annette. She always came across to me as being sterile. So clean, yet very fresh looking and someone with a pleasing personality that could get along with just about anyone. She did an autograph signing for a Disney movie in Harrisburg that I went to, so I could get her autograph, but we were late. I did get to see her, but that was it. The picture was "The Light In The Forest."

Jack Nicholson, I love his movies, except "The Crossing Guard."(yawn) Jack was not to be messed with by his fans. (Grouch) Today, I like Alison Sweeney on those toothbrush commercials. I even bought two because of her. I have always found it interesting what make-up and a little Botox can do. When you see some of these people in person without their cosmetics on, some are disappointing.
 
I always thought Harry Belafonte was very handsome; saw him in concert back in the day. And his daughter (Shari) is disgustingly gorgeous - what a face. She used to do a cosmetics commercial but I haven't seen her recently.
 
Hussies!
Bwahhhhahahaha! Absolutely and proud!!!!!


Today, I would say Bruno Mars is my famous crush. Any guy who can wear pink and look sexy is tops with me.
And I think he's been asked to come back to do the Super Bowl halftime again..

Bruno is unique in that he's just a great all around performer. Talented and he gives 100% when he's on stage. No scandalous behavior just a really nice guy. You have to see the video to understand the context-a very funny parody of " Uptown Funk" is on YouTube. Two guys look at the pretend Bruno and one says " That's no man it's a lesbian!".
 
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