a nice start, fair, but you must have been in a rush to get to court, as you did leave out several ladies deserving of a greeting. Once again, I'm left to fill in for you.
Our first greetings go out to a lady that was a star on the big screen and on the stage. She retired from films for the stage at a rather young age, but that didn't stop Mr. Gambit from noticing her. He first appreciated her in
Only Yesterday. He went on to enjoy her performances in "
Little Man, What Now?,"
So Red the Rose,
Three Comrades,
The Shining Hour,
The Shop Around the Corner,
The Mortal Storm,
Appointment for Love, and her final appearance in
No Sad Songs for Me. She was born Margaret Brooke Sullavan, called Brookie by Mr. Gambit, and known to her fans as Margaret Sullavan.
Our next greetings go out to lady that was the leading sex symbol and top box-office draw of French film in her era. She had that title until Brigitte Bardot came along. Mr. Gambit enjoyed her in films such as
Beware of Blondes,
Beauties of the Night,
Lucrece Borgia,
Madame du Barry,
Lola Montes,
The Stowaway,
Ten Seconds to Hell,
Vanina Vanini, and
Operation Gold Ingot. She died at the young age of 46 while shooting
Hell is Empty. She was boon as Marie-Louis Jeanne Nicolle Mourer, but was know to fair and her fans as Martine Carol.
Our next greetings go out to a multi-talented lady the Mr. Gambit enjoyed on the ballet stage, on the big screen, and on TV. On the big screen, Mr. Gambit most enjoyed her performances in
Gidget,
High Time,
It Happened at the World's Fair,
Kissin' Cousins,
One Spy Too Many, and
In Like Flint. She was most famous for her role as Batgirl on the TV series Batman, and she appeared in many of the most popular TV series during the 60s and 70s. The lovely Yvonne Craig.
Our next greetings to out to a lady that Mr. Gambit never tires of looking at. She's a model and an actress. Mr. Gambit first noticed her in
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. Her breakout role was in
Transformers. Mr. Gambit also enjoyed her in
Jennifer's Body,
Passion Play,
Friends with Kids, and
This Is 40. On TV, Mr. Gambit enjoyed her in
Hope & Faith, and
New Girl. The lovely Megan Fox.
Our final greetings go out to a singer that Mr. Gambit has always enjoyed listening to and looking at. She's the youngest child of a famous music family. Some of her top hits include "Nasty," "Rhythm Nation," "That's the Way Love Goes," "Together Again, and "All for You." The lovely Janet Jackson.
