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God, I love Joan Collins. I absolutely adored her on Dynasty, and I was just a little kid. I remember my mother thinking there was something wrong me because I hated the boring "good girl" characters and always preferred the naughty ones like Alexis, and later when I discovered AMC, the ultimate bad girl - Erica Kane.

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From my favorite show, Joan looks so stunningly beautiful here. Production designer Keith Wilson who designed her look said she was the most gorgeous woman he had ever worked with, that her skin and figure were extraordinary. I think this might be the only time in her career that she played a cannibal. At least she was a civilized and glamorous cannibal!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcZtx-V3YY8

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I do love her hat, whatever it's called, and the knowing smirk at the camera. She seemed to fit into the swinging 60's fashions.

I have a few other random photos of her over the years, although those are all probably well publicized.

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