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There is a big difference between the classic actresses of the old Hollywood and modern actresses. We are not saying that one is better than the other. There is no way, both types are incredible in their own right. However, there must be something special that the actresses of the Hollywood before had to win the title of "Classics". After all, they defined an era. So today we give a look at the 10 most beautiful classic actresses.

1. Grace Kelly
You probably remember Grace Kelly of classics as the anguish of living (1954), high society (1956), the indiscreet window (1954), traps a thief (1955). Grace was really a star during the golden age of television and received numerous prizes for her performance. The beauty of it has become a standard, which everyone was trying to reach. In fact, her beauty was so captivating that she captured the heart of a royal prince. She married Prince Rainier III in 1956 and became the Princess of Monaco.


2. Elizabeth Taylor.
It's hard to call Elizabeth Taylor just an actress. She was much more than that. She was a humanitarian, business woman, a world-famous star. Elizabeth began her career as a girl and while many children actors fail to continue her film career in the following years, Elizabeth Taylor not only got it, she succeeded. We all remember films as a place in the sun (1951), who fears Virginia Woolf? (1966) and clear the incredible performance of it in Cleopatra (1963). She was so beautiful that she during her life had 7 spouses but 8 marries. It is correct, Richard Burton married her twice.


3. Marilyn Monroe.
Oh Marilyn. She went from passing her childhood living in an orphanage at temporary homes, working in a factory, to become a sexual symbol and a very successful actress and model. While she was chosen as a guy many times, now, seeing behind we can remember that she was more than a beautiful lady. Only the fact that she will begin like a nobody and became a world star of which we still talk, decades after the death of her, prove that she was an extraordinary, talented and capable of great things. The most famous films of her were the temptation lives up (1955), the gentlemen prefer blondes (1953) and with skirts and how crazy (1959).


4. Audrey Hepburn.
Who has not heard about Audrey Hepburn? This lady is so beautiful talented, all women in the world want not only to look like it but be her. Breakfast with diamonds (1961) is still a movie that any girl sees and drools a bit. It is a movie that never fails to make us believe that if you put the eyeliner well and you use a small black dress you can do anything. Vacation in Rome (1953), Sabrina (1954), Funny Face (1957), My Fair Lady (1964) - All these are still classics and everything is thanks to the magical talent of Audrey Hepburn. Did you know that actor Kevin Spacey had a huge crush with her and that he sent several letters from her?


5. Lauren Bacall
Lauren was a model, actress and singer. She is known not only by her seductive look of her but also by the incredible and only voice of her. She starred in many films, but she was particularly attracted by the Film Noir. She starred next to Humphrey Bogart, John Wayne and Gregory Peck. The most famous films of it are eternal dream (1946), having and not having (1944), the footwear (1947). She not only she was a Hollywood actress, but Broadway star too. She won two Tony prizes by Applause (1970) and Woman of the Year (1981) and obtained a nomination of the Academy and a Golden Globe for love has two faces (1966).


6. Vivien Leigh
Vivien Leigh was an incredible actress. She starred so many classic films that we lost the bill. What the Wind of Tervo (1939), a tram called Desire (1951), Anna Karenina (1948), the Waterloo Bridge (1940) - We are convinced that these films became classic thanks to Vivien Leigh. She is amazing in all. But Vivien's life was not so glamorous. She struggled with bipolar disorder and had chronic tuberculosis that did not allow him to work for long periods of time. However, when you see her career gives you the impression that this woman was determined not to let her health in deterioration of her stop her on her way to success.


7. Rita Hayworth
Rita was a woman with hypnotizing beauty and tremendous talent. She was born in a family of dancers in Brooklyn and you could see that her parents' talent was not in vain. She was a great actress and even a better dancer. She probably recognizes the films such as Gilda (1946), the models (1944), the Bella del Pacific (1953). She worked with Glenn Ford, Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire called her the favorite dance companion of her. Rita was also the most glamorous star of the 40s. She was the most famous and popular pin-up during World War II.


8. Hedy Lamarr.
Maybe you recognize Hedy Lamarr as a popular actress of the 40s and 50s. She starred in Classics such as Samson and Dalila (1949), Algiers (1938), Boom Town (1940) and the strange woman (1946). She is really from Austria, but her film racing began in Germany with a film called Ecstasy (1933). She lived in Paris for a while and then offered him a contract with Hollywood and she went to America. What perhaps did not know is that Hedy was not only a famous actress but also an inventor. She and George Antheil, a composer, together invented a radio guide system for allies torpedoes at the beginning of World War II. This system used the spectrum and frequency jump, the principles that are still used in modern GPS and Wi-Fi.


9. Tippi Hedren
Tippi never wanted to be an actress. Since his adolescent years she expressed interest in modeling and was part of fashion shows of department stores. It turns out that she was not just a childish desire. She became a very successful model in 1950s and 1960s. While her's career developed and her fame grew, she offered several papers in movies but she never accepted since she knew was really difficult to do it as movie star. That changed when she received a call from her agent saying that Alfred Hitchcock was interested in working with her. The rest is history. She probably recognizes Hitchcock classics like birds (1963) and Marnie (1964). She actually appeared in more than 80 movies and television shows in her life


10. Judy Garland.
Who does not know the famous Judy Garland? Actress, singer, Vodevil, a phenomenal artist, a great interpreter. She can not know limits. You probably know the best of the Wizard of Oz (1939), an appointment in St. Louis (1944), a star (1954), Easter Parade (1948) was born, the list goes on. She was incredibly successful however she fought with the self-image of her, alcohol and drugs. She was not always glamorous and often found in debt of thousands of dollars. However, it has a rank of 40 years of acting, singing and interpreting. It is correct, she started at an early age.