Which leading lady would you be?

Another Cathy here but with my own imagined version of Heathcliffe from the book.

If anyone figures out the Samantha nose twitch please post..... quick!!

Ilse Laszlow in Casablanca, Stella in Local Hero or Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's. Not sure of my spelling but they are wonderful films.

Olivia Hussey

i would rather be me ,than try to be someone else.but if needs must i would like to have been a suffergette.

Nortsat I have tried to do that twitching like Samantha but never mastered it
In fact, I'm trying now!

Along with others definitely Doris Day in Calamity Jane, which was my mother's nickname for me when I was a child
(Why? )
And Move Over Darling opposite the lovely James Garner

Jane10 I agree about Judi Dench, but I thought it was just me.

Martita Hunt---Miss Faversham.

Ethel Barrymore---Spiral staircase.

Bette Davis---Hush Hush sweet Charlotte.

Maggie Smith in Quartet
Audrey Hepburn in The Nuns Story.
Bridget Jones

I did think Vivian Leigh in Gone With The Wind but couldn’t wait all that time for Rhett Butler whilst mooning over Ashley ,
so same old -

Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca so Bogart would say to me
‘We will always have Paris ‘

Katniss Everdeen in the Hunger Games. What a hero. Loved that dress of fire ?

Deborah Kerr in 'An Affair to Remember' playing opposite Cary Grant. I know the film was really sad in that she ended up in a wheelchair but she also ended up with Cary Grant!

After several years of marriage, whilst we were reminiscing, DH told me he had thought I looked like Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca when he met me. I'll take that!

Olivia Newton John in grease oh to have that figure and be able to dance in those heels

It would have to be Mary Poppins for me - as long as I had magically improved my voice! I did play the part in a show we put on with the local operatic society when my children were small, but it was, fortunately, "Supercalifragilistic . . ." much of which is spoken verse.

Oh perhaps I should have said Princess Leia too - in the 70s I used to plait my hair and wind it over my head a la Princess Leia and was told on many occasions that I was a dead ringer for her!

There's only one for me, Princess Leia Organa (Carrie Fisher). Smart, brave, loyal, funny, feisty, sexy and I'm meaning both Leia and Carrie. Wonderful leading lady.

Probably Calamity Jane!

I would like to say Meg Ryan in When Harry met Sally but more like Maggie Smith in Downton Abbey.

Doris Day in "Move over Darling"
Cameron Diaz in "The Holiday"

But I fear I am more "Bridget Jones"

Fabulous Joanna Lumley is my hero.

Elizabeth Bennett with Colin Firth as Mr Darcy
Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman
I like rich men!!

Julie Andrews in the Sound of Music. A re make would never touch original. Mary Poppins was great too

Celia Johnson for me too.

Miriam Margoles