Mae West.  

She was a talented novelist, playwrite, screenwriter, actress, as well as being absolutely gorgeous.  I think I'd be happy with that little lot.

I would like to be marilyn monroe, was a pretty lady and very talented

When I was a child I wanted to grow up to be Doris Day, she was warm, beautiful yet homely at the same time.  Now, in an attempt to discard all those years, I would like to be Cheryl Cole.

However at the end of the day, none of these are possible, so I more than just happy just to be me.

As we move through life, our preference seem to change in this category. When I was very young I would have died to be Connie Francis, then as a teenager, Joey Heatherton,  but in today's world, without a doubt it would be Reba McEntire.

 

“I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.”
―Douglas Adams " Lng dark tea-time of the soul "

Are you kidding?

Bridget Bardot.

Absolutely, no contest.

 

Second choice.

A tall blonde with big tits.

Maybe I'd get to be Rod Stewart's wife. lol  

Knowing my luck I would have the other girl in Abba, nope, I cant remember her name either  

 

Writes,thinks, then writes again. 2 women I really admire are Sandra Bullock and Jamie Lee Cutis. Having seen Jamie recently in NCIS, would have to side with her. She is so beautyful and is getting better with age imho.

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She has always been my favorite and I have her singing 'Moon River' here on my profile page saved videos - none other than Audrey Hepburn - elegant, beautiful, intelligent - both on and off the screen in everyday life. A second choice is Elizabeth Montgomery who was the main actress in the TV show Bewitched. 
Here are a couple of others to consider :
In terms of science, none compare to Marie Curie - her husband even took her last name due to her fame - she had 2 nobel Prizes, physics and chemistry
Also another great Hepburn, Katherine in this case - intelligent, versatile, strong-willed, good looking. 
In all cases, they are inspirational to me in one capacity or another. 
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Me if I had to be someone else it would be Hayden Paniettre great figure & a lovely smile

Barbra Eden, Still looks grat. Always liked the costume,too.

Carol stole my pick. Doris Day was an "ideal woman" to me...she radiated loveliness at all times!

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I don't mind you being an identical twin Doanna lol xx

I wanted to be Suzi Quatro when I was growing up, then the guitarist from the Go-Go's - Charlotte Caffey. Now I would be happy to be Carol Vordeman.

Truth or dare, I look a lot like my mum, so why try to be something I'm not.

Its a good thing my mum was a very beautiful woman.

My sister could have been too, but who knows what she did to herself???

S'pose I could always take my sister's place. lol

 

 

Alice Miles said:

I wanted to be Suzi Quatro when I was growing up, then the guitarist from the Go-Go's - Charlotte Caffey. Now I would be happy to be Carol Vordeman.

Suzie Quatro was awesome! I saw her and her band at a small club in Harvard Square....talk about male groupies!

Hmmmmm......maybe Alison Mosshart from the band The Kills, she is way cool. Otherwise I could go full out "in your dreams" and a toss-up between Anne hatheway and Natalie Portman  ; )

I have always looked up to people with great intillect and beauty, so my choice would possibly be the Candaian female author Margerat Atwood, I love her books and I have always wished I could write like her.

I have always liked Sandra Bullock as she has that gorgeous 'girl next door' look. 

 

Nikki x

I have two answers to this question. First, if you include fictional people, I would want to be Queen and Senator Padmé Naberrie Amidala (from Star Wars: Episodes One through Three)! Otherwise, I would choose Joan of Arc because of how fierce, brave and heroic she is!

Kate Beckinsale : )