BABY J
01-03-2010, 03:18 PM
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Warren Beatty's legendary gold crown for womanizing is about to get some added polish, with this week's publication of his authorized biography, Star: How Warren Beatty Seduced America.
"Using simple arithmetic," author Peter Biskind calculates, according to New York Post (http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/sexy_tell_all_jumps_into_beatty_MrbzhzXV8qA78Fyi26 QVzL#ixzz0bZyqYALU), Betty bedded "12,775 women, give or take, a figure that does not include daytime quickies, drive-bys, casual gropings, stolen kisses and so on."
Among Beatty's conquests, Biskind writes, the Bonnie and Clyde, Heaven Can Wait and Reds star-producer can claim Jane Fonda (who at first thought her costar was gay), Joan Collins (whom he exhausted), Leslie Caron, Isabelle Adjani, Julie Christie, Diane Keaton, Madonna (http://www.people.com/people/madonna) and, of course, the woman the now-72-year-old Beatty married in 1992, Annette Bening.
For a time, it appeared Beatty might even have done an on-camera love scene with his older sister, Shirley MacLaine, who was up for the lead opposite her brother in 1967's breakthrough Bonnie and Clyde.
Only that was not to be. Bonnie Parker was played by Faye Dunaway, whose career was then launched. But as MacLaine said in an oft-quoted line, "I'd love to do a kissing scene with him, to see what all the fuss is about."
She also said, "I keep my daughter as far away from Warren as possible!"
http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2006/news/061127/warren_beatty.jpg
Warren Beatty's legendary gold crown for womanizing is about to get some added polish, with this week's publication of his authorized biography, Star: How Warren Beatty Seduced America.
"Using simple arithmetic," author Peter Biskind calculates, according to New York Post (http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/sexy_tell_all_jumps_into_beatty_MrbzhzXV8qA78Fyi26 QVzL#ixzz0bZyqYALU), Betty bedded "12,775 women, give or take, a figure that does not include daytime quickies, drive-bys, casual gropings, stolen kisses and so on."
Among Beatty's conquests, Biskind writes, the Bonnie and Clyde, Heaven Can Wait and Reds star-producer can claim Jane Fonda (who at first thought her costar was gay), Joan Collins (whom he exhausted), Leslie Caron, Isabelle Adjani, Julie Christie, Diane Keaton, Madonna (http://www.people.com/people/madonna) and, of course, the woman the now-72-year-old Beatty married in 1992, Annette Bening.
For a time, it appeared Beatty might even have done an on-camera love scene with his older sister, Shirley MacLaine, who was up for the lead opposite her brother in 1967's breakthrough Bonnie and Clyde.
Only that was not to be. Bonnie Parker was played by Faye Dunaway, whose career was then launched. But as MacLaine said in an oft-quoted line, "I'd love to do a kissing scene with him, to see what all the fuss is about."
She also said, "I keep my daughter as far away from Warren as possible!"