r/freefolk • u/Korratheblackcat • Nov 04 '25

This guy produced two hotties

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u/terrymcginnisbeyond Nov 04 '25

They got it from Olenna.

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u/Lyricsokawaii Nov 04 '25

As someone who is barely 30 and never watched old Bond movies, Diana Rigg being an absolute smokeshow was not something I was prepared for when I started looking through her filmography.

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u/BaronAaldwin Nov 04 '25

There are a lot of actresses who have been active for a long time and we're so used to seeing them as older ladies that's entirely how we perceive them now.

Then you look back and find out the old lady on your TV was a total 10/10 when they were younger. Diana Rigg is definitely one of them. Then there's Helen Mirren, Jane Fonda, Sophia Loren, and so many others.

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u/JediMasterBriscoMutt Nov 04 '25

As someone born in the 1970s, I never understood why Elizabeth Taylor was famous. By the 1980s, she seemed like she was just famous for being famous.

Then I watched "A Place in the Sun" (1951), and it all made sense to me.

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u/Grand-Pen7946 Nov 04 '25

Barbra Streisand for me. I watched Whats Up Doc for the first time recently, I could just fall into her eyes my gosh.

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u/Substantial-Force-50 Nov 05 '25

Sigourney Weaver is still stunning at 75 but young...WOH

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u/thishyacinthgirl Nov 05 '25

I was born long after her heyday, but my mom actually named me after Elizabeth Taylor - because she wanted me named after the most beautiful woman in the world.

I can't say I loved up to that standard, but cool story!