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The painfully obvious: Jennifer Connelly.
First saw her in Labyrinth when I was like 12, and she awoke something in me, and that continued when I saw The Rocketeer when my parents rented them from Blockbuster. Later when I was a little older she solidified that awakening when I saw Career Opportunities rented from Blockbuster myself once old enough to have my own account.
Gilbert Gottfried.
Only correct answer.
Winona Ryder
Heathers changed my world in more ways than one.
Alyssa Milano. She could have been my boss.
Christina Ricci
Ricci circa Buffalo 66 was peak. Then she got all Hollywood skinny and she lost all appeal to me.
Alyssa Milano
Yvonne Craig
Eartha Kitt
Julie Newmar
Erin Gray from Buck Rogers in the 25th Century!
God yes
Oh man! Erin Grey in Buck Rogers… Still has an effect!
Eliza Dushku
Morgan Webb
From g4tv? Damn. Also, same.
Yup
Jessica Rabbit
Leonard Nimoy as Spock
Lead woman in the last movie I saw.
Maybe the most consistent was Hermione Granger, I say Hermione instead of Emma Watson bc I never saw her as anything else and had a crush on the book character too.
The other option might be Anna Kendrick.
Heath Ledger
Catherine Bach from Dukes of Hazard 1979-1985
Oh man, yeah. One of mine for sure.
Diana Rigg, but only because I was a big Bond nerd in high school.
Mine was seeing Cameron Diaz in the Mask when I was like 6. Her walking into that bank for the first time completely changed me.
Delores O'Riorden.
Watching her dance under a waterfall covered in gold paint for the music video for Zombie really did it for child me apparently.
Jennifer Connelly in The Rocketeer
Paul Rudd circa Clueless
Erika Eleniak and Tiffany Amber Thiessen.
Happy to be the first one to say Avril Lavegne
Jonathan Taylor Thomas.
Danielle Fischel and Rider Strong (Topanga and Shawn from Boy Meets World). Trying to understand how I could be attracted to both led to some important realisations as a young teen...
I think my first was Linda Carter.
Definitely on my list.
Anyone remember: Kristy McNichol?
My boyhood dream.
Tim Curry lol
yep
Ruby Rose
Christina Ricci
Astronema from Power Rangers IN SPACE, followed by Shirley Manson, the lead singer of Garbage. 😁
Candice Bergen I'm the Wind and the Lion
Candice Bergen as Murphy Brown. I think halfway I wanted her and halfway I wanted to be her.
Scott Baio in the Happy Days era.
Tracey Gold
Man.....what 12 year old me would have given to explore Alex Mack's secret world....
Eddie Vedder circa Ten. Sigh…
Lilu Multipass & Ruby Rhod
Linda Hamilton circa Beauty and the Beast
Michelle Pfeiffer circa Ladyhawke
