All this, and conservative, too!
Posted on 06/17/2005 6:43:02 AM PDT by phoenix_004
English actress Elizabeth Hurley reportedly plans planning a traditional Indian wedding when she marries textile magnate Arun Nayar next year. The Mirror said Hurley has advised her friends to reserve a month for the festivities. The wedding is scheduled for February in Rajasthan in northeast India. The Mirror cited a source close to Hurley and Nayar, who said that she wants a "traditional Indian princess-style wedding." "She loves the colorful traditions of the country and wants to embrace them," the source said. "She is very keen to involve elephants in some way and hopes to arrive on one -- but it depends on logistics and whether it actually fits in with the ceremony." Hurley and Nayar arrived at his 40th birthday party last year riding an elephant.
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Damn. Injuns don't usually score grade A meat.
Others are physically very attractive but something about them really is off putting. Elizabeth Hurley is one.
Every time I see her I think "skank" despite the fact that she is very pretty. I think part of it is her laugh which can only be described as a cackle.
I wish a was a trapper
I would give thousand pelts
To sleep with Pocahontas
And find out how she felt
In the mornin'
on the fields of green
In the homeland
we've never seen.
And maybe Marlon Brando
Will be there by the fire
We'll sit and talk of Hollywood
And the good things there for hire
And the Astrodome
and the first tepee
Marlon Brando, Pocahontas and me
Marlon Brando, Pocahontas and me
Pocahontas.
I thought VIRGINITY was an Indian Wedding tradition? This girl has been tossed so much you would think she would be dripping with salad dressing.
She's Catherine Zeta-Jones level beautiful but somehow audiences never warmed to her and her movie career never got out of Jacqueline Bisset "dreamgirl" territory.
you sir need to have your eyes checked. Liz Hurley isn't even in the same species as Catherine Zeta-jones.
Once you hit CZJ level beautiful, ain't no higher you can go. That being true, why do so many TV info-babes think have have to be blondes to succeed???
She was fairly popular for a while but then sort of just faded.
On the other hand Hayley Mills was probably a 7 or maybe 7.5, yet she was sexy as all get out. I remember seeing her in Moonspinners when I was a teenager and thinking how hot she was.
Will she be converting to hinduism too? If she really wants a traditional Indian marriage, she's going to have to let HIS parents come and move in with them.
"She is very keen to involve elephants in some way..."
In the ceremony, or on the Honeymoon? ;)
Didn't Tuesday Weld's picture use to come with wallets back in the 70's?
Then there's the actresses you like to see in films even though they're not either smoking-hot sexy or super-pretty. Examples of these include Minnie Driver and, especially for me, Jody Foster.
BTW I'm just 5 months older. She was in dreams! Now she's front and center again!
I wouldn't doubt it. The first one I bought had Greer Garson in it.
To me she has a slight but definite resemblance to Hermann Goering. Just don't like her.
Another really pretty actress who sort of didn't do anything was Dawn Wells of Gilligan. I think she really was type cast.
The difference in my case is that my taste for the movies that feature Jodie Foster extends beyond "I'd do her!" Fact is, I don't find her super-attractive, either in terms of sheer beauty or in terms of sexiness.
I think she's smart, and I think she's a good actress. You could say the same of Kathy Bates, whose films I will go out of my way to see even though her appearance does nothing for me personally. However, I never thought that anyone on the cast of Gilligan's Island was ever particularly smart or talented.
All this, and conservative, too!
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