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Far be it for us, feminazi bonerkillers that we are, to pass judgment on who men — or men's magazines — find attractive. Still, we read November GQ's list of the 25 Sexiest Women in Film — Of All Time [online version occasionally NSFW] over the weekend, and we have to say: it's pretty hot. Yeah, there's some annoying man-mag talk (comparing Michelle Pfeiffer to "a Lamborghini being lowered into a showroom"? Please, MP is cooler than any car!). But, as a reader pointed out, many of the actresses featured are refreshingly un-emaciated. And rather than flavor-of-the-month starlets, GQ has chosen several screen sirens whose sexiness has not dulled with age. Check them out, after the jump.
Charlotte Rampling in 1974
Charlotte Rampling in 2007
Raquel Welch ca. 1969
Raquel Welch now
Julie Christie in 1965
Julie Christie now
Catherine Deneuve in 1967
Catherine Deneuve now
Sophia Loren in 1963
Sophia Loren now
True, GQ shows us these women in their youth. But the above photos are proof that hotness isn't dependent on unlined skin and a provisional driver's license. Sometimes when you got it, you got it for good.
The 25 Sexiest Women in Film — Of All Time [GQ]
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