b-movie stars of yesteryear
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I run across some weird shit when I use google to cheat on crossword puzzles. I'd heard of Tuesday Weld but wondered just who she was. This site came up in my search:
Check out some of the galleries (Tuesday is not one of the good ones but she's in Gallery 6) Some of these ladies would look great in a g-string. (I had to relate this to strip clubs somehow)
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last commentI don't remember the name of the movie, but in a 1980 movie, co-starring Martin Mull she has a well lit and lengthy nude scene. It's the only time I saw her in a movie.
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Yea, Yvette Vickers and Tuesday Weld...va-va-voom! Edy Williams was a tad chunky for my taste.
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Great site!
Are you talking about "Serial" dude?
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Yep, that's it. Funny movie.
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BTW-like to get a quick plug in for my fave movie.
"Get Crazy" is an early 80's T & A movie with wild politically incorrect humor and awesome concert performances. BB King (acting under a nom de plume) is fall down funny as King Blues. At a funeral for a fellow blues player he says:"Lord, if you don;''t look after my friend, I'll come after you and WAX YOUR ASS!!" Later on, he goes to a theater and finds that they screwed up on musicians to back him up:"I said a BLUES band not a JEWS band"!!
Punk Rocker NANA is great, with her 15 member girl punk band.
Malcolm McDowell apes Mick Jagger playing Reggie Wanker. One highlight is Reggie having a discussion with his dick.
Fall down funny stuff.
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Since she was brought up, there is a picture of Tuesday Weld on the Matthew Sweet album "Girlfriend". Not that they play his music in stripclubs or anything, but...
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No contest. The winner was Verna Lisi in "How to Murder Your Wife" starring Jack Lemmon. A distant second would be Rebecca DeMornay in "Risky Business." The scene where she does Tom Cruise in a subway car is one of my all-time favorites. She wins my vote as best movie hooker ever.
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FONDL: I agree with you about Rebecca and Risky Business but that was hardly a "B" movie.
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Shadowcat, I guess neither of them were. I don't see many B movies and don't much remember them if I do. Unless you want to consider the original "And God Created Woman" starring Bridget Bardot a B movie, which I travelled quite a distance to see in it's original limited US theater run around 1958. It was worth it. Wow!
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FONDL If you don't watch B movies why did you comment in this thread?
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