'60s TV Actresses

[Subdeacon Joe 16,309]

Breaking away from the Ginger/Mary Ann meme, I offer for your consideration:

 

Elizabeth Montgomery.

 

Barbara Eden

 

Barbara Feldon

 

Diana Rigg

 

Julie Newmar (Catwoman)

 

Donna Douglas

 

Carolyn Jones

 

ADDED:

How could I forget Meredith MacRae?

[Old Scatterbrain 0]

How about:

Grace Lee Whitney- Yeoman Janice Rand, Star Trek season one.

Aneta Corsault- Helen Crump, The Andy Griffith Show

[El Sabre 0]

After a bit of thought, I would add:

 

Mary Tyler Moore

 

Donna Reed

 

Inger Stevens

 

Yvette Mimieux

 

Honor Blackman

 

Plus a host of female character actors it was always a pleasure to see as 'guest stars.'

[Calamity Kris 1,405]

Let's not forget:

 

Mary Tyler Moore

 

Patty Duke

 

Barbara Anderson

 

Connie Hines

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DONNA REED DONNA REED DONNA REED!!!!!

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How about:

Grace Lee Whitney- Yeoman Janice Rand, Star Trek season one.

Aneta Corsault- Helen Crump, The Andy Griffith Show

Personally thought Ellie(Elinor Donahue) was prettier then Helen.

[J-BAR #18287 3,554]

May I add Connie Stevens and Linda Evans

[Sparky Nelson 298]

Marta Kristen (Lost in Space)

 

June Lockhart (various, but boy she looked good in a silver space suit!)

[Old Scatterbrain 0]

Personally thought Ellie(Elinor Donahue) was prettier then Helen.

She weren't ugly, that's fo shore.

I have seen Aneta in an episode of Bonanza and some other western with shoulder-length hair, and she looks much better.

 

Hee Haw debuted in 1969, does that count? Cuz between Misty Rowe and Gunilla Hutton... but my favorite then and now is Kathy Baker. Sweet and wholesome.

[Utah Bob #35998 9,586]

Michelle Nichols

Barbara Feldon

Stephanie Powers

Tina Loiuise

And as mentioned....Mary Tyler Moore for Pete's sake!

 

[Subdeacon Joe 16,309]

Oh my! Good find, Bob!

[DocWard 3,677]

Natalie Wood. There are some beautiful women from that era, but for me, Natalie Wood just... Wow...

[Utah Bob #35998 9,586]

Natalie Wood. There are some beautiful women from that era, but for me, Natalie Wood just... Wow...

Boy Howdy! The Great Race!!

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Elke Sommer

[DocWard 3,677]

Boy Howdy! The Great Race!!

 

My all time favorite movie, probably due in no small part to her!

[Harvey Mushman 0]

Natalie Wood for me, as well.

 

Also liked Juliet Prowse (leg man....)

[Bugs Bonney SASS # 10171 0]

Don't quite understand why but agent 99 (Barbara Feldon) really attracted me at the time. Then there was Marlo Thomas but I think that was as much about her character in "That Girl" as it was about her looks. Kind of the dawn of the independant woman thing. I like strong, independant women that have their own opinion and will stand alongside me rather than hide behind me.

I probably should stay out of these discussions about women as I don't understand them nor what attracts me to some of them. Looks alone won't do it.

[DocWard 3,677]

 

I probably should stay out of these discussions about women as I don't understand them nor what attracts me to some of them. Looks alone won't do it.

 

Understand? I certainly hope the fact that I don't understand women doesn't mean I can't appreciate them, or I am in a lot of trouble. and have been for decades.

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My favorite, Claudia Cardinale

[Rye Miles #13621 4,281]

Great video Bob!! Love 'em all

[Utah Bob #35998 9,586]

Don't quite understand why but agent 99 (Barbara Feldon) really attracted me at the time. Then there was Marlo Thomas but I think that was as much about her character in "That Girl" as it was about her looks. Kind of the dawn of the independant woman thing. I like strong, independant women that have their own opinion and will stand alongside me rather than hide behind me.

I probably should stay out of these discussions about women as I don't understand them nor what attracts me to some of them. Looks alone won't do it.

I think we're just basically talking at a manly, gut level skin deep, who's the hottest? thing, seeing as how we didn't really know them personally (at least I didn't).

You are not alone in not understanding them, and preferring strong independent ladies.

 

And you're also not alone about Barbara and Marlo.

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One word: Raquel

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Diana Rigg.

[Subdeacon Joe 16,309]

I think we're just basically talking at a manly, gut level skin deep, who's the hottest? thing, seeing as how we didn't really know them personally (at least I didn't).

You are not alone in not understanding them, and preferring strong independent ladies.

 

And you're also not alone about Barbara and Marlo.

 

 

Yep, yep, and yep.

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Arlene Martel, guest starred as Spock's fiance on Star Trek, and as an Indian squaw in love with John Saxon on Gunsmoke (just watched this episode yesterday). Miss Martel passed away not long ago.

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Tuesday Weld. (Dobie Gillis show)

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Linda Cristal from The High Chapparal and various movies.

 

 

CBG

[J-BAR #18287 3,554]

Has anyone mentioned Suzanne Pleshette? Sexy voice, and everything else.

[Noz 1,368]

Julie Newmar (Catwoman) and as forever known as "Stupefying Jones".

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Ann Margret.. Vietnam Vets will tell you she was beautiful inside and out. While Hanoi Jane was visiting the troops up north Ann was with Bob Hope visiting our guys. Many of them will never forget.

It's never simple with me is it?

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Barbra Billingsly, The Beavers mom.

Donna Reed

[DocWard 3,677]

Ann Margret.. Vietnam Vets will tell you she was beautiful inside and out. While Hanoi Jane was visiting the troops up north Ann was with Bob Hope visiting our guys. Many of them will never forget.

It's never simple with me is it?

 

Pretty simple reason to me. A very good one, as well.

[DocWard 3,677]

Has anyone mentioned Suzanne Pleshette? Sexy voice, and everything else.

 

I always associate her with Bob Newhart in the Seventies.

[J-BAR #18287 3,554]

 

I always associate her with Bob Newhart in the Seventies.

Correct, but the heart knows no calendar!