Can you name these cheer leaders before becoming celebrities without googling them?

[PAULYPOKER]

Don't let the B&W photos fool ya on some of em..
I was able to name 20 of em
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[Harry N. Lloyd]

Wow, Paulie. Nice work. Great stuff.

I recognized a bunch of course but would love to see the complete list of answers.

[big joe 1212]

I got 8 of them I think

[TheGoldenGoose]

PAULY

I too can recognize about 8 but need help with the others.

[PAULYPOKER]

I gonna name em all but not give ya the #..

Yeah?

[PAULYPOKER]

Miley Cyrus/Katie Couric/Kelly Ripa/

Olivia Wilde/Renée Zellweger/Diane Sawyer/

Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi/Ann Margret/Steve Martin/

The 43rd/REESE WITHERSPOON/Jennifer Lawrence

Meryl Streep/Madonna/Kirsten Dunst/

Jessica Simpson/Paula Abdul/Cameron Diaz/

Halle Berry/Fergie/Mandy Moore/

Megan Fox/Brooklyn Decker/Amy Poehler/

Rashida Jones/Denise Richards/Mandy Moore/

Kirstie Alley/Kathie Lee Gifford/Alicia Silverstone

[PAULYPOKER]

The female version of Andy Dick,

none other than Kathy Rotting Fire Crotch Griffin..

You thought she was gross now?




HTF did she ever get a spot on on a cheer leader squad??

[PAULYPOKER]

She was the most beautiful woman of the ‘60s but had trouble dealing with people, which is why she retired from performing to work with animals. Her biographer Jeffrey Robinson told The Dailymail:


Another shot of her in Saint-Tropez in the early 1960s

[PAULYPOKER]

Is there any question why this photo captures one of the most iconic candid moments in history?

Look closer

[PAULYPOKER]

From 1965 to 1970 she was a constant in the lives of television viewers who loved to see her blinking her way through family problems

[PAULYPOKER]

It wasn’t until the 1960s that she starred in films that allowed her to appear front and center.



In the mid 1960s she starred in crowd pleasers like Sex and the Single Girl and The Great Race before closing out the decade with the dramedy Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice.

[PAULYPOKER]

One of the coolest things that she did was to play with her blonde bombshell persona in order to let people in the know realize that she was more than met the eye.

[PAULYPOKER]

In 1967 she appeared in Don’t Make Waves, a film about a series of love triangles where she plays a character named Malibu




Michelle Phillips regarded her as a wonderful friend.

"She was the gracious hostess who included anyone she might find charming regardless of status. She was adoring and adored. Back in Los Angeles she showed me swaths of wallpaper for the nursery — difficult to do, not knowing the sex of the baby. In that flowing chiffon paisley dress she floated in blissful readiness. Her wide, bright eyes shining in happiness. That is what she is —always and forever - a euphoric, radiant soul, a mythical creature who comes to me in my dreams and in all our joyful, elated, and gleeful moments."

[PAULYPOKER]

A Scandinavian Stewardess examines a new uniform proposal for Scandinavian Airlines in 1964, strangely enough it wasn't approved



It’s as if stewardesses didn’t have a say in their outfits until what… the ‘90s?

[PAULYPOKER]

In many of her early roles she was confined to playing the girlfriend or damsel in a series of fantasy movies

[PAULYPOKER]

Italian actress and body double for Sophia Loren in 1961





Look again, that’s not Sophia Loren
They weren’t twins but they might as well have been.

[PAULYPOKER]

She starred in The Happening 1967..



She was already a huge star by the time she appeared in The Happening. Her breakout role in Bonnie and Clyde made her a household name..

[PAULYPOKER]

Remember this beautiful starlet and her soul piercing eyes?





This British born beauty holds the fascinating title of being a Bond girl who wasn't actually in a sanctioned 007 film.

[PAULYPOKER]

What do you get when you put her, Ringo Starr, Peter Sellers, and pretty much every British comedy icon of the 1960s together with writer Terry Southern?

One of the strangest movies that’s ever been commercially released.

[PAULYPOKER]

Actress - dancer from the 60s


Long before she was Catwoman or even before she had an inkling of appearing on the screen Julie wanted to be a dancer.

[PAULYPOKER]

By the time she was 18 years old she’d appeared on Glamour and was the winner of the "Miss Teenage Memphis" title and represented the city at the 1966 Miss Teenage America pageant.



Long before she was the star of Moonlighting she was making a name for herself as a model.




"I was Miss Teenage Memphis, and then I went into Miss Teenage America and didn't even make the finals. I got 'Miss Congeniality.' I still have that award, it's pretty ugly, I put it down in the office with all my ugly awards."

[PAULYPOKER]

As one of the most beautiful women on the planet this goddess could have gotten through the ‘60s on her looks alone, but she’s more than just a pretty face.

[KVB]

Interesting thread Pauly. I started in the first post but will have to pick this up later. I think I got the 1st 4 and I think 5 is Bullock.

It gets tougher though.

[PAULYPOKER]

This gorgeous Italian film star has worked with some of the greatest directors to ever grace the cinema



This pic of the Italian Tunisian actress in 1968

[PAULYPOKER]

This Japanese actress played 'Kissy Suzuki' in the Bond film You Only Live Twice

[KVB]

Kissy Suzuki.

lol

[PAULYPOKER]

Here are two of the original “sweater girls” a type of actress who became popular in the ‘40s and ‘50s when they adopted the style of wearing a very tight sweater to accentuate their chests.

At the time this trend was seen as a menace to society with the a Pittsburgh police superintendent describing these women as proof that the world was going to heck in a hand basket:



"Women walk the streets, their curves accentuated by their dresses. But our real problem is with bobby soxers.

They are the sweater girls—just kids showing off their curves and apparently liking it. What kind of mothers and wives are they going to be?"

[PAULYPOKER]

One of the most recognizable women of the 1960s, and even though we mostly remember her as a woman in a fur bikini that made everyone do a double take, she says that she didn’t think her looks would be such a big deal when she made it into the movies:



"I didn’t know I was going to ‘burst on the scene as a sex symbol.’

I mean the first part that I played under my contract at 20th Century Fox was Fantastic Voyage where I played a scientist…

and then to jump from that to a dinosaur movie [One Million Years B.C.] I thought, my gosh, I’m getting whiplash here.

And that one came out first, because the Ray Harryhausen special effects in Fantastic Voyage took something like eight months to complete.

But that particular costume that I wore in One Million Years B.C. hat image of me was circulated all over the world even before Fantastic Voyage really hit the screen."



Looking gorgeous in front of the cool corvette, 1960s

[PAULYPOKER]

This young beauty on the set of the 1962 film, State Fair



"The first time in Vietnam was ’66. There were just four of us—me, Johnny Rivers, his bassist and drummer.

We went everywhere. Then in ’68, there was the Bob Hope show—there were 85 of us."

[PAULYPOKER]

Actress J** J** L**, 1964.



Born in Vienna, educated in the States, and with an English pedigree, she was like a lot of groovy era starlettes.

She studied to be a dance, but when she had an offer for modeling she took up the work, what’s wrong with making some money for looking good?

Once executives realized how good she looked in front of the camera they started casting her in films.

[PAULYPOKER]

The star of Miss Goodthighs in the James Bond movie, Casino Royale, 1967




"I was very attracted to ballet. I wasn’t good enough, and I didn’t have the body for it, but I was graceful and I had great passion for it.

And my mother encouraged me… I was never trained on any professional level, but I was really obsessed.

I used to dream about it, and I would choreograph—actually, quite brilliantly, I think—at night, without being able of course to do the steps."

[PAULYPOKER]

She Starred in the Matt Helm film The Ambushers (1967)

[rickie65]

Great thread! I think you have too much time on your hands, and I thank you for that

[PAULYPOKER]

She was an Austrian actress who became a cult figure of 1960s Italian B- films

[PAULYPOKER]

She was never one to shy away from an outfit that disregarded the laws of physics.

She's holding on to a building for support, look closely at her feet �� ��