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Favorite Golden Era Couples

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Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward

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they were hot in A New Kind of Love, which I also believe is when they met.
Best thing is to see it last like an old kind of love
 

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+1 for Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor. I love this kiss. If she were my girlfriend I'd kiss her neck a lot so she could whisper into my ear with that ridiculous sexy voice of hers.
 

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Best Golden Era movie couple?

I'm wondering who my fellow loungers think were the best movie couple from the golden era?

Personally, I think Myrna Loy and William Powell are hard to beat, but then there's also Fred and Ginger, etc……
 

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Phyllis Calvert & Stewart Granger. I like the interplay between them: she is the innocent girl with a longing to break out from the confines of society, he the lovable rogue that offers her the escape.

They played together a number of times: The Man in Grey, Fanny by Gaslight, The Magic Bow & Madonna of the Seven Moons
 

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My vote goes to Myrna Loy and William Powell. There was the Thin Man series plus comedies and dramas. They were magic in everything they did.
 

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I'll have to go with a one-movie coupling, William Powell and Carole Lombard in My Man Godfrey. Probably just because I've seen it so many times.

I just don't get the whole Lauren Bacall thing. Last time I saw her and Bogart was in Key Largo, where she seemed to spend more screen time impersonating a mannequin than Kim Catrel, but without the stand-in.

Of course, I was also rooting for Jimmy Stewart in The Philadelphia Story, which shows what I know.
 
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MissMittens

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I just don't get the whole Lauren Bacall thing. Last time I saw her and Bogart was in Key Largo, where she seemed to spend more screen time impersonating a mannequin than Kim Catrel, but without the stand-in.

:lol: You know, that's dead on. Her career was built on a slightly-sideways, partially open-mouthed expression. Certainly not her acting skills.
 

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On screen - Nick and Nora ( William Powell and Myrna Loy should have been married for real). As far as actual married couples- George and Gracie.
 

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