10. Mira Sorvino
We saved one of the best for last! Mira Sorvino is an American actress who received the Academy Award and also the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress after all the work that she had put in Woody Allen’s “Mighty Aphrodite” in 1995.
She was a great student during high school, which led to her acceptance into Harvard University. When she was in college, she spent a year in Beijing, China, where she studied as an exchange student with CIEE. This experience helped her become fluent in Mandarin Chinese.
She finished her studies in 1989 and she graduated from Harvard “manga cum laude” and received a degree in East Asian studies. In 1985, she helped her university and assisted the Harvard-Radcliffe Veritones, which is one of the a cappella groups from Harvard.
6 thoughts on “10 “Dumb-Blondes” Who Actually Have a High IQ”
Judy Holliday, a very good actress from the 50’s and early 60’s (she died young from breast cancer) makes all these ‘smart’ blondes look pretty dumb (though she played rather dimwitted blondes in her films, usually.)
Her IQ was 172.
Judy Holliday, a very good actress from the 50’s and early 60’s (she died young from breast cancer) usually played ‘dumb blonde’ types in her movies. She makes all these ‘smart’ blondes look pretty dumb.
Her IQ was 172.
I’ve been a blond all my life – and underestimated most of the time. I found it worked in my favor.
Now that my hair is silver, things have not changed much. Little old ladies are usually underestimated as well. I enjoy surprising people.
Really? Hillary? Genius? How about a corrupt power hungry liar or despot. Happy marriage? How about the bimbo squad to try and hush things up? How about her being fired from the law office?How about the newly released investigation that is leading to her and her campaign? Please, I used think these articles were benign and interesting, but now, you are simply a shill group of “wokeness”.
Or all of these women are natural blinded. I knew Hilary Rodman Clinton before she was a First Lady. Her hair was brown. I’d be willing to bet most of these bleached their hair before they entered high school. It takes more than blonde hair to get into Harvard, Princeton, etc. Money, connections, as well as intelligence, will do wonders to open doors to success, even for brunette, red heads, black-headed individuals, and a little bit of hard work doesn’t hurt!
but they are not real blondes