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Eve was quite a lady: When Barbara Stanwyck's leg pushes up against Henry Fonda's white jacket it is one of the most erotic moments in American film.; By David Thomson Apr 18, 2002
What's a turn-on?: I usually dream about women, but today I'm thinking about the sexiest living guys.; By David Thomson Apr 11, 2002
Inner life: Production director Richard Sylbert created the erotic spaces in "Chinatown," "The Graduate" and "Carnal Knowledge."; By David Thomson Apr 4, 2002
The cool one: Jodie Foster is like Cary Grant -- smart, observant and curious about human nature. Those things together lend a fascinating distance to her charm.; By David Thomson Mar 28, 2002
Tender moments: I've been thinking of the opening shot of "Bay of Angels" for the last 40 years.; By David Thomson Mar 21, 2002
Wondering about Nina: Is anyone else besides me watching the sexiest thing on television?; By David Thomson Mar 8, 2002
If looks could kill: The glance Sherron Watkins gives her ex-boss tells us all we need to know about Enron's sexual politics.; By David Thomson Feb 28, 2002
Sassy Maggie: Princess Margaret was the only royal of her day with any sex appeal at all.; By David Thomson Feb 21, 2002
Mail-order bride: In "Birthday Girl," Nicole Kidman is confidently sexy playing a Russian femme fatale with trashy clothes, exposed midriff and a lanky insouciance.; By David Thomson Feb 15, 2002
Hail Halle: We are looking at one of the more beautiful women on Earth: We know it -- and she knows it.; By David Thomson Jan 31, 2002
Is that all there is?: When we lost Miss Peggy Lee we lost a voice that could tunnel right into a listener's heart.; By David Thomson Jan 24, 2002
Be still my heart: The old movie stills were often sexier than the movies they were meant to publicize.; By David Thomson Jan 17, 2002
"Iris": This film about old people, genius, love and light just might be a masterpiece.; By David Thomson Jan 10, 2002
Tanya's chili: In "Touch of Evil" Welles made the aging Dietrich into the quintessential femme fatale.; By David Thomson Dec 20, 2001
Hold your fire: I come not to bury Julia Roberts -- she's doing a good job of that herself in "Ocean's 11."; By David Thomson Dec 13, 2001
Introducing ... Julia Roberts?: There is a new Julia, and she's less sexy than lean, tight and anxious.; By David Thomson Dec 6, 2001
Harry Potter doesn't get "Blue Velvet": The boy has no profound psychosexual life, which keeps the film from being dangerous -- and important.; By David Thomson Nov 29, 2001
Shaving Mrs. Coen: In "The Man Who Wasn't There" it's mostly the great Frances McDormand who isn't there.; By David Thomson Nov 15, 2001
Come in, Kiefer: The new series "24" brings back the kind of sexuality Bogart and Mitchum had, back when.; By David Thomson Nov 8, 2001
Joan dearest: Crawford and Jackie Cooper did more than play badminton.; By David Thomson Nov 2, 2001
Ripping yarns: If you are intrigued by the Jack the Ripper tale, go ahead and see the film "From Hell." But the book "The Women of Whitechapel" is better.; By David Thomson Oct 26, 2001
Two blonds: "Mulholland Drive" will probably never be understood, but it can be experienced for the haunting, sexy dream that it is.; By David Thomson Oct 18, 2001
"Late Night Shopping": Sometimes life is just keeping death at bay.; By David Thomson Oct 11, 2001
The numbers: We are wise enough to believe in our unstoppable horniness.; By David Thomson Oct 4, 2001
She lost it at the movies: As it happens, I did sit next to Pauline once in that dark.; By David Thomson Sep 5, 2001

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