It's true that #Entertainment #Lovers see #Beauty#, but there are still some women on many people's list of "the most beautiful women in history". I've put together a list of women who are stunningly beautiful and timelessly elegant. Let's see if your favorites are selected. (Do not like to spray, you can make suggestions)
Marilyn Monroe
Needless to say, Marilyn Monroe must be on this list. No matter how many years after her death, the actress is still one of the most recognizable beauties. About half a century ago, the 36-year-old shining star died. Her mottos are: "Imperfect is beautiful", "Madness is genius", "Absolute absurdity is better than absolute boredom".
Natalie Wood
Russian-American Natalie Wood began to show off in the spotlight at a very young age. She played Maureen O'Hara in the 1947 film The Miracle of 34th Street and became a star at the age of 8. Her next works are "West End Story" and "Rebellion without Cause". Wood died at the age of 43, of unknown cause.
Elizabeth taylor
The famous actress Elizabeth Taylor is from London, and she and her family moved to California sometime before the start of World War II. At a very young age, she was very beautiful, and her mother often told her that she should become a movie star. A genetic mutation gave the star an extra row of eyelashes, which made her look unique. She started out as a child actress and later grew up to become one of Hollywood's most famous actresses.
Michelle Faif
In the '80s and '90s, one of Hollywood's most famous actresses was Michelle Feifer, probably because she was not only beautiful but also talented. At first, she was portrayed as a pretty girl, although she managed to get rid of this image by getting a supporting role in the late 1970s film Scarface. A contributor to the Daily Telegraph said the star's beauty amazes you involuntarily.
Julie Gibson
Believe it or not, Julie Gibson is 105 years old. Although she was one of the oldest celebrities of the Golden Age, she lived longer than any other star. She is also the only actor to have participated in "Living Treasure Trio". She started her acting career more than 80 years ago and reached its peak in the 1940s. She is a true legend in the entertainment industry.
Charlize Theron
South African Charlize Theron started out as a promising ballet dancer, although she had to quit after injuries in training. Her natural beauty attracted the attention of the model Scouts, but her acting career made her a star. Charlize Theron may be so famous for her good looks, but not only that, but her performance in the movie "Monster" proves that her acting skills are also top-notch.
Raquel Welch
Raquel Welch, who starred in the 1966 film 1 Million Years BC, although not her first role, became a symbol of popular culture. She also starred in The Dazzling, Bandolero! and 100 rifles. In addition to these films, she also starred in many other films, such as "The Pretty Woman of Law".
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Rita Hayworth used to live in New York, but at the age of 10, she and her family moved to California. In the 1930s, the star starred in various dance films before beginning to play more serious roles in the 1940s. Unfortunately, due to personal problems such as money and alcoholism, Hayworth suffered from Alzheimer's disease for many years and died in 1987.
Ursula Andris
Ursula Andris rose to fame as The Rival Actor Sean Connery in Dr. Noe, becoming the first State girl in history. Although her voiceover masks her Swiss-German accent, she still gains a lot of popularity. She has appeared several times in Playboy magazine. When asked why nude photos were made public, she replied, "Because I'm beautiful."
Catherine Deneuve
French actress Catherine Deneuve starred in the film Les Parapluies de Cherbourg, which led to her international breakthrough. Subsequently, she starred in Roman Polanski's film Exclusion, which made her even more popular. She has an impressive track record of acting, even becoming the face of Marianne in 1985, the embodiment of French freedom. She recently made headlines because she signed an open letter that didn't support the #MeToo movement, which she felt was nothing more than some kind of political persecution.
Ava Gardner
Ava Gardner is from South Carolina and speaks with a Southern accent. Although MGM apparently thought she was incomprehensible, they signed her. Five years after she started working, she finally had a major breakthrough in the 1946 film noir The Killer. Since then, she has continued her star career, ending an impressive career spanning 50 years in the entertainment industry. However, in the 80s, she contracted the habit of smoking, and in 1986, she suffered from emphysema and stroke, resulting in paralysis. In 1990, she died of pneumonia.
Sharon Tate
Sharon Tate has always been praised for her natural beauty. Her outstanding performances in comedy and theatrical roles on the big screen made her a promising newcomer. In 1968, she married Roman Polanski, the director of Fearless Vampire Killer. Unfortunately, she was one of the victims of the murderous Manson family and died eight months pregnant.
Ingrid Bergman
Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman rose to fame in Casablanca, in which she played against Humphrey Bogart, but in fact, she has been starring in Swedish and German films since the 1930s. Her international appeal is incredibly widespread, with one biographer calling the actress arguably the most cosmopolitan star in the history of entertainment. Anatole Litvak, a director who has worked with Ingrid Bergman, said of the star: Despite all the hardships she has endured, she has always believed that she is real, which makes her an amazing person. She died of breast cancer in 1982.
French actress Sophie Marceau was a teenager when she starred in the French comedy La Boum in 1980. Over the next 15 years, before she joined Hollywood, she was involved in the filming of many European films, initially starring in Braveheart. Later, she became a bond girl in The World Is Not Enough. Sophie Marceau was always on the list, but she insisted, "I've never been really beautiful."
Aisyvaya Ray
AishwaryaRai (born November 1, 1973 in Mangalor, Karnataka, India) is an Indian actress. In 1997, she starred in her first film "The Dancing Prince"; in the same year, she won the Best Emerging Actress Award at the National Screen Awards in India. In 1998, he starred in the love movie "Good Lies". In 1999, she won the Best Actress Award at the Indian National Film Awards for her performance in the film "Dancing With Affection". On August 26, 2003, the starring love movie "Heavenly Gifts" was released.
Brigitte Bardot
Brigitte Bardot first became a dancer before venturing into show business in the '50s. The controversial 1956 Robert Vadim film God Created Women brought her to fame. An American critic once said that Brigitte Bardot is undoubtedly a highly skilled work. In a conservative era, she made her mark on the world stage, with Simone de Beauvoir writing the feminist essay "Brigitte Bardot and Lolita Syndrome."
Audrey hepburn
No one was surprised that Audrey Hepburn had such a cute and unique appearance – she succeeded. She became a hit after playing against Gregory Pike in the classic film Roman Holiday. Her performance in the film earned her an Oscar, a British Academy Film Award and a Golden Globe Award. Later, she shifted her focus to humanitarian and philanthropic causes. Although she died of cancer in 1993, her legacy lives on.
Beyoncé Knowles
Beyoncé Knowles is known as the Queen of Pop. This is not surprising, as the singer, songwriter and actor have all enjoyed great success. She was part of the popular R&B group Destiny's Child before debuting on her five-time Grammy-winning solo album Dangerous in Love, which sold more than 11 million copies. Beyoncé is married to talented rapper, songwriter and music producer Jay-Z.
Scarlett Johansson
Scarlett Johansson is not only an actress and singer, she is also a model. She has been involved in many films, but some of the more famous ones include Lost in Translation, End point, Manny and Amp; Lo and behold, there are girls with pearl earrings. Although she has been nominated for a Golden Globe four times, she has yet to win. In 2003, she won the British Academy Film Award for Best Actress for her film Lost in Tokyo.