Julie Newmar sultry & sexy & sensual

[mr559]

"the only thing left is to eat you up"

[pete0969wi]

Nuff said there,,your the best Jules..

[illuminatioracle]

the only thing left is to eat you out

[doozerace]

James Mason is the fucking man.

[mca1218]

dayum!!!

[KutWrite]

James Mason did OK with the ladies - at least in his movie roles!

[4everfrankenstein]

@KutWrite No slouch in real life, either by all reports...

[shazam1059]

oh mama hurt me, julie newmar !! shazam1059

[Moamg]

Hahahaha!! Great line!

[batfink007]

Julie is amazing. Can't understand why she didn't get more roles in the 70s. Post-Batman.

She's still amazing 40 years+

[TheCatgirl6]

@batfink007 I think she was (is) such a singular (and yes, statuesque) talent that they really didn't know what to do with her in the '70s--plus she was committing the cardinal sin of getting older (sigh). Hollywood has always been hard on its great beauties.

[leoseries]

Dorcas in "Seven Brides For Seven Brothers" (in corsets & long underwear) to add to the list.

[Pillofsky]

@leoseries Ahh, she was so sweet in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers!

[frenulumforyou]

he means EAT HER OUT! i wanna do that!

how about you guys?

[slauterhaus]

She also played the Devil in a Twilight Zone episode called "Of Late I Think of Cliffordville" where she was the sexy girl devil ala: Bedazzled.

[Signal337]

Julie Mewmar will forever be known as "Catwoman". But, you may also raise the argument, Eartha Kitt was "Catwoman" or Lee Meriweather was "Cat Woman", or Hallie Berry was "Catwoman". Let the debate begin.

"Catwoman", to me, was always sexy.

[alienspectre]

.....and don't forget Michelle Pfeiffer was also Catwoman!

[HumanStrategy]

OMG she's so pretty.

[loadedtomcat]

Juilie Newmar.. I would... even now

[MisterQuebec]

I saw you. I'm going to eat you up!!!

[MisterQuebec]

I'm ready too to eat you up or down as you like!!! Here I commmmmmmmmmmmmmmmme!

[melly212009]

wow her lil moaning there

wow .... i like

[Ben121974]

Me too!!! Didn't even notice it until now.

[hookalakah]

Julie Newmar--God's gift to hetero men.

[Ben121974]

Amen to that!

[DAREALAndyRampage]

...and "young" boys!! THANK GOD for:

Julie Newmar!!!

[MinPin75]

Julie Newmar looks pretty young in this video.

[DAREALAndyRampage]

she was!!!

[dunskie]

She must be made with alien DNA.

[TheGodParticle]

Yeah, I get that all the time love...

[cockeyedoptimist]

She was also in the Star Trek episode Friday's Child wasn't she?

[b4ifly2paradise]

Yes as Eleen who would give birth to the new Teer.

[DA90027]

Yes, Eat you up was risque...now movies are so crass he's just say let's f**k...no subtlety left in anything anymore.

[Bobzeaux]

Hear hear.  Give me good old-fashioned sexual tension over mindless fucking (in movies) ANY day. :S

[Ben121974]

Well said, Bobzeaux!

[scotpens]

The magnificent Julie Newmar -- a goddess incarnate. Try describing her without using the word "statuesque"!

[bigalsns]

LMFAO at that last line!

[hersilentface]

"the only thing left is to "eat" you up" i think we all know what that means...lol

[eeezamanaa]

Wow!Oh to have been james mason if only for this moment in television history!Eeezamanaa,arf arf(meow)

[jimmyratz]

I grew up having a big crush on Julie Newmar. She was one beautiful woman. I saw the movie "To Wong Foo With Love, Julie Newmar" and Julie still looked hot at the end of the film.

[jimmyratz]

Didn't Julie Newmar play the part of Cat Woman on the Batman TV series?

[ejay1118]

Yes indeed! The perfect line was in "To Wong Foo With Love, Julie Newmar" where the mother looks at the picture of Julie Newmar the drag queens stole in the beginning of the movie and says; "Julie Newmar, the one and only Catwoman!"

[scotpens]

The role was also played by Eartha Kitt and by Lee Meriwether in the 1966 feature film, but Julie Newmar will always be the definitive Catwoman. The sexual attraction between her and Batman was unmistakable. You just knew if they hadn't been on opposite sides of the law, they'd have been all over each other like chinchillas in heat.

[ColdChicago]

Mason had one of the great film voices and a presence that never left him. See Carol Reed's Man in Between, for more on Mason.

[Bobzeaux]

Stanley Kubrick didn't need to make Lolita. This is the exact same movie, but significantly less creepy. *lol*