It seems some stars still live on in our hearts and minds. Marilyn Monroe, in at 14, still has the extra factor, even though the starlet passed away more than 40 years ago, and the late Marlon Brando, Clarke Gable and Rita Hayworth also made appearances at numbers 30, 51 and 59 respectively.

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More babies for Angelina - Nov 15 2007
She already has four children, but Angelina Jolie fully intends to add to her brood - as soon as possible.

"I know I’m not even halfway there, it’s terrible!" the Beowulf star told Extra. "I’m working on it."

When asked if that meant a biological child or an adopted one, she said, "Both. We got time. We’ll do both."

Angelina also revealed the secret to the success of Brangelina as a couple - a shared view on the world.

"It’s the only way we can have the family that we have," she said. "I’ve had different relationships and the only way we are able to have such a strong family is that we have the same view of the world and the same views of what families should be. I’m very very lucky."

Angelina also discussed her role in Beowulf, directed by Robert Zemeckis, in which she plays monster Grendel’s mother.

"I didn’t know how realistic it was going to look so I did get embarrassed the first time I saw it," she confessed. "I was three months pregnant! It’s so much fun and if you’re ever going to do something wild and be painted in gold and half lizard and half naked, you do it with Bob Zemeckis. I had my maternal instincts before I was pregnant but it was a fun coincidence that it ended up being right at the same time."


Brangelina dazzle fans at premiere - Nov 12 2007
Angelina Jolie took partner Brad Pitt as her date for the premiere of new movie Beowulf.

The Hollywood pair chatted to fans and signed autographs in London’s Leicester Square.

Jolie’s black leather trousers and tight sweater highlighted her slender frame, which has been the subject of much speculation in recent months.

Her figure is a far cry from the curvaceous character she plays in Beowulf, an adaptation of the Anglo-Saxon epic.

The film has been made using the latest motion capture technology - the same as that used to create Gollum in Lord of the Rings - and the actors have been digitally enhanced.

Ray Winstone, who plays the warrior Beowulf, sports a six-pack stomach. Jolie’s character, an evil seductress, shows off Amazonian curves when she emerges naked from a lake dripping in liquid gold.

The actress said she had a blast working with Winstone. "He’s amazing, I want to do something else with Ray soon because he’s so much fun, he’s brilliant," she said.

The 32-year-old star said she was delighted to be back in the UK. "It’s so, so nice to see all these fans here, it always is," she said. "I haven’t been here for a little bit, I lived here for a few years and I do plan to come back more often."

Her partner Pitt, dressed in a grey flat-cap, was content to stand back and let `Jolie have the limelight. "I’m off duty tonight," he told reporters before heading in for the start of the film.

Also at the premiere were co-star Sir Anthony Hopkins and Winstone’s actress daughter Jaime, who attended with her new boyfriend, Lily Allen’s younger brother Alfie.