Your most beautiful/pretty 60's female film actress?!
Question: I will name a few later
Answers: I will name a few later
To die for: Julie Christie as Lara in Doctor Zhivago (1960).
Voluptuous excess: Anita Ekberg in La Dolce Vita (1960)
Stephanie Powers in McLintock! (1963). Those whimsical brown eyes could set many a man on fire.
Wholesome good looks: Katharine Ross as Elaine in The Graduate (1967); Shirley MacLaine in The Apartment (1960)
Yep, I agree: Deneuve in Umbrellas and Belle du Jour; Raquel in Fantastic Voyage, Andress walking onto the beach as a feast for Bond; Tuesday Weld in The Time Machine.
Impulsive, seductive, enslaving: Jeanne Moreau in Jules et Jim (1961).
Last, but not least, the unforgettable actress we can't name: Joy Harmon as The Girl Who Washed the Car in Cool Hand Luke (1967). 8-D
Jane Fonda was incredibly beautiful in the '60's(see especially Barbarella,Tall Story and Cat Ballou. also, Tuesday Weld was a complete knockout.(see especially Pretty Poison,The Cincinnati Kid and Play It As It Lays.of course there was also Sophia Loren,Brigitte Bardot, Ursula Andress,Marilyn Monroe was still around in the early '60's.
Maybe Raquel Welch or Elizabeth Taylor, I don't know.
Audrey Hepburn........ no contest.
I think that Catharine Deneuve in The Umbrellas of Cherbourg is as beautiful as any woman can ever be.
It is not just that she is an embodiment of physical perfection with blonde hair and beautiful eyes.
It is also that she plays a 16 year old innocent in love with the boy who goes to war. A girl who loves with her whole heart.
And it's because we share her pain as she learns the painful truth about the limits of love.
And it's because her beautiful yellow dress matches her headband and the wallpaper (!)
But above all, it's because she is smoking hot with real talent dripping from her as she moves.
It also doesn't hurt that she seems like she'd be a naughty french chick.
Deneuve in this film is one of things that made cinema the best art form of the 20th century.