Which 50s actress are you quiz

My confidence. My class. A stunning red dress. Retro 60's. A nice pink dress. A white dress. Bright platforms. Black high heels. Chanel Flats. Sparkly sandals. Grace Kelly is not always interested in the practicalities and compromises required to make her dreams a reality. At times, Grace Kelly feels out of place in the world, restless, discontent, unable to find her niche and dissatisfied with mundane reality. This may have the positive effect of sparking Kelly's exploration of the creative, imaginative or spiritual side of life.

However, Grace tends to resist growing up and learning how to effectively deal with adult responsibility. She also tends to be either bound up with the past or projecting into the future, thereby ignoring the present. To become more grounded in the here and now, Grace Kelly may find it helpful to get massages on a regular basis, make a practice of gentle, rhythmic exercise like walking or yoga, and eat substantial, heavy foods. Her life is likely to be full of emotional extremes, turbulence, joy and sorrow stemming from her own passionate nature and unpredictability.

Elizabeth Taylor is impulsive and temperamental. For Elizabeth, everything is intensely personal and colored by emotion. She may have difficulty viewing a situation from a detached, impartial or rational perspective, and she has little inclination to structure and order her life. However, fostering self-discipline, organization and focus is essential.

Otherwise Elizabeth Taylor will be prone to extreme moodiness, alternating between lofty inspiration and despondency. At times, Elizabeth Taylor feels a great deal of internal pressure due to two of her dominant impulses which tend to conflict with one another.

The desire for independence and freedom, the need for self-expression and ego recognition, and the urge to leave the past behind in order to propel herself into new experiences may clash with other, equally powerful needs - namely attachments to people and to the familiar, a compelling urge for emotional closeness, and a desire for security. Balancing these two drives is a significant challenge for Taylor. Even though her life may be less balanced and perhaps less stable than that of others, it is unlikely that Elizabeth Taylor would change it because she is very vibrant, sensitive and responsive to the ever-changing, dynamic quality of life.

Cultivating self-discipline, patience and endurance and learning to accept realistic limitations will enable Elizabeth Taylor to be more productive and to implement some of her ideas and creative impulses. Elizabeth Taylor is not always interested in the practicalities and compromises required to make her dreams a reality.

At times, Elizabeth Taylor feels out of place in the world, restless, discontent, unable to find her niche and dissatisfied with mundane reality. This may have the positive effect of sparking Taylor's exploration of the creative, imaginative or spiritual side of life. However, Elizabeth tends to resist growing up and learning how to effectively deal with adult responsibility. To become more grounded in the here and now, Elizabeth Taylor may find it helpful to get massages on a regular basis, make a practice of gentle, rhythmic exercise like walking or yoga, and eat substantial, heavy foods.

Elizabeth Taylor tends to lack the ability to analyze herself or her life in a detached, objective way. Elizabeth feels and experiences but does not necessarily understand or reflect upon her experience, and thus finds it hard to talk about it. Really taking in what someone else has to say can be hard for Elizabeth Taylor - she does not readily adapt to new ideas or people, and as a result may become inflexible or limit her experience of life.

Broadening her education and gaining exposure to different cultures is very beneficial to Elizabeth. Otherwise she is apt to be rigid and even prejudiced against those outside her own circle.

This may be manifested in arthritic conditions, poor flexibility, or poor circulation. She also tends to distrust people who communicate freely or to feel inferior to those who are more articulate and intellectual than she is. Elizabeth Taylor learns much more readily by watching, doing or apprenticing than by reading or being told about something. She is a fiery individual, filled with tremendous passion and zest for life.

Jayne thrives in situations where there is energy, excitement, action, movement, dynamism and drama. Along with her exuberant vitality and enthusiasm, Jayne Mansfield has an acute ability to visualize future possibilities, and an almost childlike faith in "what could be". Unless she has a vision, an aspiration, or a wonderful dream to believe in, Mansfield is not completely happy.

Jayne Mansfield has a great sense of the majesty, grandeur and adventure of life, but tends to overlook the magic in small things and everyday life. Jayne Mansfield also has a strong urge to express herself spontaneously and creatively, without conforming to others' ways or conventions. Personal freedom and independence are very important to Jayne and she resists being "owned" or dictated to.

Mansfield is secretly apt to feel that she is special or charmed - somehow above or beyond the realm of "ordinary" people and mundane life.

Jayne Mansfield has a dominant ego and can be excessively proud, dominating, or concerned with herself. Jayne Mansfield has a positive, vigorous, active approach to life, and bringing her intentions and desires to the fore feels more natural to her than going with the flow or merely allowing life to unfold.

Jayne Mansfield is essentially very "yang" assertive, competitive, outgoing, direct , and the "yin" qualities of passive acceptance, receptivity, gentleness, and subtlety do not come easily to her. Jayne inspires others with her generous spirit, idealism, spark, confidence and joie de vivre, but she can also irritate them with her self-centeredness and insistence on expressing herself freely regardless of others' needs or opinions.

Moreover, Jayne Mansfield has trouble being content in the present and would benefit by learning how to consciously pacify her restlessness and achieve the capacity for tranquility and peacefulness. Although she is energetic and confident, as described above, Jayne Mansfield also expresses herself with a lot of feeling and sensitivity, as described in greater detail in the next chapter. Jayne Mansfield appears less cocksure and narcissistic than she actually is.

At times Marilyn Monroe can become ungrounded, living in her thoughts, ideals, and world of abstract ideas far removed from the real, physical world.

Panties and a bra. Nibbling on the neck. A gentle smooch. Behind the ears. Middle of the back. Coy glance. Cute nose. Stunning smile. Handsome and dashing. Bad boys. All of them. Intelligent and successful. Cabin in the mountains. Penthouse in New York. Mansion in Beverly Hills. Beach house in Santa Cruz. Playing a sport. Once I have a ring. Playing the field. Walking the yellow brick road. Street car. He is constantly staring. He calls all the time. Every guy is into me. I politely dismiss him.

Lead him on.