Who in films or TV shows makes you go weak at the knees?

[Backdrifter]

For me there are various but most recently I almost combusted while watching cartoonish shock-violence flick Battle Royale. I fell in lust with the woman in the instructional video. Apart from being very cute and sexy, the way she's dressed and how she moves, the head tilts, etc.... oh, man. She can be seen in this youtube clip if you spin it fwd to 2:50

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCBRgQTGnnk

[andy-hughes]

How long have you got?

The woman in '28 Days Later' is one. Charity Dingle in 'Emmerdale' - is she ever coming back? Mari and Frankie in 'Corrie', The vampire in 'Innocent Blood', Liz Hurley in anything - the list just goes on and on .....

[boink]

hmmm the asian girl in that "nightmare prince" cartoon, maybe called dream .... something? anyway they went to sleep and went to some dreamland, and btw i was about 9

[spaced]

Rhona Mitra in Ali G In Da House movie ooooohh. Tissue someone, please!

[KebabMeister]

I like all the girls in Battle Royale :)

Scarlett Johansson does it for me though... perfection!

Liz Hurley's not bad either ;)

[spudqueen]

Aidan Quinn in Desperately Seeking Susan
Sawyer - enough said!

[wee-janine]

andry schevchenko not tv or film but chelsea footballer. He makes me go week at the knees.

[steve @ home]

kate winslet
keira knightley
cameron diaz
kate winslet
helen mirren
bugs bunny in a dress
and kate winslet

[shineybomb]

Richard Gere in an Officer And A Gentleman - but only in the white suit!

Orlando Bloom in anything

Sean Connery - in the Bond movies and he is still gorgeous today (even though he is old enough to be my grandfather)

Thierry Henry - anytime. I would like to know why he does not often take his top off after matches though. If you've got it, flaunt it!

[-Zorro-]

Alicia Silverstone...eyes and face to melt the sun

Izabella Scorupco from James Bond Goldeneye...sweet as honey

[littleoldme]

I tend to notice presenters rather than actresses for some reason, particularly on news-type programmes. Maybe they just seem more "real". So I'd nominate Sophie Raworth (of course), pretty much any female Sky Sports presenter, weathergirls Lisa Burke (Sky) and Clare Nasir (GMTV), and for those of you fellas not blessed to live in the South of England :-), here are a couple of reasons to move down.

Possibly my favourite of the lot - BBC South News presenter Dani Sinha:
http://www.geocities.com/mphillp008/danisinha. html

...and her Meridian TV rival Amanda Piper:
http://www.geocities.com/cbsouthernbabes/amand apiper.html

I think Dani's the prettier of the two, but there's something a bit naughty looking about Amanda :-)

[Hammer Head]

Absolutely no contest. It has to be Kate Winslet. She is everything a curvy woman should be.

[Backdrifter]

I join with you Winsleteers. Eternal Sunshine, the childhood flashback when she's in the 60s garb... oh, MAN!

Yes Hurley, esp in her silver outfit in Austin Powers.

littleoldme I think I agree about Dani Sinha but can't see it with the other one. Has Dani got that very slight squint? That's something I go for in a big way. Also I know what you mean about presenters but I find too often they're all over-groomed in seemingly the exact same way and it makes them a bit indentikit. I like quirkyness and don't go for identikit-ness, which is why Alicia Silverstone doesn't do it for me - she just looks like a formulaic cliched blue-eyed blonde. Why 'of course' about Raworth? Doesn't seem too obvious to me!

I'll have to google some of the others

[Backdrifter]

OK googling done. I'm with you on Clare Nasir but not Burke.

Couldn't work out which woman from 28 Days Later andy meant as there's two lead female characters?

Back to presenters, Kirsty Young makes me go a bit wibbly-wobbly. Partly that accent.

[-Zorro-]

TV Presenters...has to be Ruth England...........yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuum

[Surreygirl30]

Christopher Eccleson and ant n dec (not fussed which one) lol

[-Zorro-]

Ruth

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h241/Cobra71 2/Ruth16.jpg

[Backdrifter]

Nah, nothing doing there - but each to their own.