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Emily Didonato x3 Du Juan x3 Catherine McNeil x1 Dionni Tabers x2 Edita Vilkeviciute x3 --------------------------------------------------- Valentina Zelyaeva x2 Frida Gustavson x1 Doutzen kroes x3 Candice Boucher x3 x1.5 each

1. Marge Simpson (5) 2. Pocahontas (6) 3. Ariel (6) 4. Snowwhite (4) 5. The Dwarfs (8) 6. Bomberman (7) 8. Cruella De Vil (4) 9. Lessie (6) 10. Ginormica (2)

1. Marge Simpson (6) 2. Pocahontas (8) 3. Ariel (7) 4. Snowwhite (4) 5. The Dwarfs (8) 6. Bomberman (7) 8. Cruella De Vil (5) 9. Lessie (9) 10. Ginormica (5)

1. Marge Simpson (7) 2. Pocahontas (8) 3. Ariel (7) 4. Snowwhite (7) 5. The Dwarfs (8) 6. Bomberman (7) 7. Adriana "TheOneWhoSavedVS" Lima (4) 8. Cruella De Vil (7) 9. Lessie (9) 10. Ginormica (6)

1. Marge Simpson (7) 2. Pocahontas (8) 3. Ariel (8) 4. Snowwhite (8) 5. The Dwarfs (8) 6. Bomberman (9) 7. Adriana "TheOneWhoSavedVS" Lima (5) 8. Cruella De Vil (7) 9. Lessie (9) 10. Ginormica (6)

Group G Marilyn Monroe vs. Olivia De Havilland vs. Madeleine Caroll vs. Joan Fontaine vs. Jane Fonda ve. Deanna Durbin vs. Group J Ingrid Bergman vs. Greta Garbo vs. Judy Garland vs. Ann Miller vs. Lauren Bacall Hedy Lamarr vs. Group G: Marilyn Monroe vs. Olivia De Havilland Madeleine Caroll vs. Joan Fontaine Jane Fonda ve. Deanna Durbin Group J: Ingrid Bergman vs. Greta Garbo Judy Garland vs. Ann Miller Lauren Bacall Hedy Lamarr

Voting is closed. Group A: Susan Hayward 16.5 Jane Russell 13.5 Audrey Hepburn 21.5 Lana Turner 8.5 Pier Angeli 13.5 Veronica Lake 16.5 Sharon Tate 7 Grace Kelly 23 Group E: Elizabeth Taylor 15.5 Katharine Hepburn 14.5 Sylvia Sidney 6.5 Carole Landis 23.5 Jean Seberg 10.5 Yvonne De Carlo 19.5

Group A: Susan Hayward x1 Jane Russell x2 Audrey Hepburn x3 Pier Angeli x1.5 Veronica Lake x1.5 Sharon Tate x1 Grace Kelly x2 Group E: Elizabeth Taylor x1 Katharine Hepburn x2 Carole Landis x3 Jean Seberg x1 Yvonne De Carlo x2

Inception

Talent also.

I don't think this is punishment for the strike, even though the article says so, because I definitely remember hearing Blanc say that the players that organized the strike would be given clean slates. I think it's mainly for him to show his authority to the players and basically tell them that, if they act up, he has no problem cutting them.

Group A Susan Hayward vs Jane Russell vs. Audrey Hepburn vs Lana Turner vs. Pier Angeli vs Veronica Lake vs. Sharon Tate vs Grace Kelly vs. Group E Elizabeth Taylor vs Katharine Hepburn vs. Sylvia Sidney vs Carole Landis vs. Jean Seberg vs Yvonne De Carlo vs. Group A: Susan Hayward vs Jane Russell Audrey Hepburn vs Lana Turner Pier Angeli vs Veronica Lake Sharon Tate vs Grace Kelly Group E: Elizabeth Taylor vs Katharine Hepburn Sylvia Sidney vs Carole Landis Jean Seberg vs Yvonne De Carlo

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Results Group B: Kathryn Grayson 19.5 Mary Pickford 4.5 Gene Tierney 17 Natalie Wood 7 Doris Day 4.5 Anita Ekberg 19.5 Vivien Leigh 15.5 June Haver 8.5 Group H: Rita Moreno 10.5 Romy Schneider 13.5 Bette Davis 8.5 Ann Sheridan 15.5 Sophia Loren 15.5 Esther Williams 8.5

Voting is closed

Group B: Mary Pickford x3 Gene Tierney x3 Anita Ekberg x3 Vivien Leigh x3 Group H: Rita Moreno x3 Bette Davis x3 Sophia Loren x2 Esther Williams x1

Thanks!

So, I guess it's officially official now. France coach Blanc drops all 23 World Cup players + comments from Lloris France coach Laurent Blanc will drop all 23 World Cup players for his first match next month as collective punishment for the team's embarrassing fiasco in South Africa. The French federation said Friday in a statement it had granted Blanc permission to suspend the players at the coach's request. France was eliminated in the group stage at the World Cup, failing to win a game. The players also refused to train as a protest after Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka was sent home following an expletive-laced tirade at then-coach Raymond Domenech. Blanc refused to speak to reporters when he left the federation's headquarters Friday. France plays a friendly against Norway on Aug. 11 in Oslo, and Blanc is set to announce his squad Aug. 5. France's disappointing performance in South Africa came after the team failed to win a game at the 2008 European Championship, also under Domenech. The French team endured days of chaos at the World Cup after L'Equipe newspaper published a rant by Anelka aimed toward Domenech at halftime of a 2-0 loss against Mexico, prompting the French federation to send him home. The next day, the entire squad refused to train in protest and captain Patrice Evra had a lively altercation with the team's fitness coach that was captured on TV. The events caused an outcry in France, with politicians harshly criticizing the players' attitude, legislators in parliament questioning the coach and even President Nicolas Sarkozy weighing in on the mess. Earlier Friday, France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris criticized the squad for being "totally stupid" for going on strike and said he is desperate to "restore the image" that was so badly damaged in South Africa. "Going on strike was the decision of a group that felt isolated, that felt no one had protected it, and that wanted to get a message across," Lloris said in an interview with L'Equipe. "We went way too far. It was a clumsy decision, a big mistake. It was totally stupid." Lloris, who has 14 international appearances and is expected to stay the No. 1 goalkeeper, accepts the players have an obligation "to make sure what happened in South Africa never happens again, that we don't self-destruct in that way ever again." "We acted more like a team in the bus than on the pitch," the 23-year-old Lloris said. "We all want to restore the image of Les Bleus. I'm not asking for us to win everything, just that we all make an effort, that we give everything," he added. "We need to get back to basics, respect for the jersey, for ourselves, our teammates and the institution that is the France team." Federation president Jean-Pierre Escalettes handed in his resignation earlier this month and the federal council unanimously appointed Fernand Duchaussoy as caretaker president Friday. Duchaussoy said earlier this week it would be difficult for Franck Ribery and Karim Benzema to play for France after both players were issued the preliminary charges for their alleged involvement in a sex scandal with an underage prostitute. Duchaussoy moderated his position Friday, saying any decision would have to be made in accordance with Blanc's views on the matter, and that sometimes decisions must be made that go "against one's personal convictions."

Group B Kathryn Grayson vs. Mary Pickford vs. Gene Tierney vs. Natalie Wood vs. Doris Day vs. Anita Ekberg vs. Vivien Leigh vs. June Haver vs. Group H Rita Moreno vs. Romy Schneider vs. Bette Davis vs. Ann Sheridan vs. Sophia Loren vs. Esther Williams vs. Group B: Kathryn Grayson vs. Mary Pickford Gene Tierney vs. Natalie Wood Doris Day vs. Anita Ekberg Vivien Leigh vs. June Haver Group H: Rita Moreno vs. Romy Schneider Bette Davis vs. Ann Sheridan Sophia Loren vs. Esther Williams

Okay, we have all 64 nominees! I just have to organize the groups and a few more pictures, so we should be able to start tonight or tomorrow. 1. Anita Ekberg 2. Greta Garbo 3. Mary Pickford 4. Brigitte Bardot 5. Ingrid Bergman 6. Mylene Demongeot 7. Natalie Wood 8. Rita Hayworth 9. Veronica Lake 10. Doris Day 11. Barbara Stanwyck 12. Deborah Kerr 13. Joanne Woodward 14. Claudia Cardinale 15. Judy Garland 16. Sharon Tate 17. Audrey Hepburn 18. Jane Fonda 19. Jean Seberg 20. Ginger Rogers 21. Romy Schneider 22. Yvonne De Carlo 23. Betty Grable 24. Carole Landis 25. Elizabeth Taylor 26. Hedy Lamarr 27. Maureen O' Hara 28. Dorothy Dandridge 29. Sophia Loren 30. Gene Tierney 31. Lauren Bacall 32. Grace Kelly 33. Pier Angeli 34. Ava Gardner 35. Vivien Leigh 36. Marilyn Monroe 37. Anna Karina 38. Rita Moreno 39. Gina Lollobrigida 40. Bette Davis 41. Olivia De Havilland 42. Joan Fontaine 43. Jean Simmons 44. Esther Williams 45. Jane Russell 46. Gail Russell 47. Deanna Durbin 48. Linda Darnell 49. Ann Sheridan 50. Kathryn Grayson 51. Sylvia Sidney 52. Lana Turner 53. Ann Miller 54. June Haver 55. June Allyson 56. Katherine Hepburn 57. Clara Bow 58. Constance Bennett 59. Joan Bennett 60. Madeleine Carroll 61. Frances Farmer 62. Jean Harlow 63. Susan Hayward 64. Carole Lombard

TY! I've also decided to nominate Katherine Hepburn because I can't see doing an old hollywood competition without her. So, I only need 8 more nominees.

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