Your favorite girl?

Myrna Loy for me. What about your favorite from the Golden Age?

For eye-popping, wolf-whistling, steam-from-the-ears, sex appeal I'll go for the shamefully under-employed Hazel Brooks. I've only seen her in one film but that will have to do.

Also Gloria Grahame, Sally Gray, Veronica Lake and the impossibly gorgeous Louise Brooks.

Louise Brooks is my Demon Idol. So much so I've got her indelibly inked on my arm.

My list would go on and on, but Myrna is definitely on it - I am very pleased to see a fellow Glora Grahame appreciator here. Priscilla Lane is one I don't often see on lists, and Madeleine Carroll, too. More and more buzz 'round my brain, but - are we talking about film stars only?

Any star from that period. Please post pictures!

I've only seen Madeleine Carroll in The 39 Steps (Hitchcock 30s version) and she is very good in that.

Googie Withers. Great British actress, she played a lot of worldly wise women and starred in The Night and the City, It Always Rains on Sunday, Pink String and Candlewax and Miranda.

Here's the lovely Ms Brooks (Hazel) again. See her in Body and Soul.

Sally Gray seems scarce on the net but I recommend Green for Danger and the absolutely gripping Obsession.

I know Hazel is hard to beat but surely the other two males in here can come up with some more pictures of Movieland's most desirable?

I'd almost forgotten about the stunning Cathy Downs; a vision in diaphanous chiffon in The Dark Corner.

Ryan says Gene Tierney:

She was going to be my anti-babe!
The woman just seems incapable of looking genuinely happy. She always seems to be flustering and fussing.

He likes that type.

Apparently.