Three of the prettiest Spanish girls but two are pure Spanish: from the middle and right are Rita Conde and Iris Flores; one was supposedly propositioned by political male slut JFK while the other worked her whole life, appearing as a hotel maid in the Malcolm McDowell science-fiction romance TIME AFTER TIME while the prettiest, Wanda Hendrix, is treated as if she were a homely teenager in Robert Montgomery's RIDE THE PINK HORSE...
One two of these hotties could be considered somewhat molls though despite the fact they only help/aid the main character, trying to find the mobster who killed his buddy...
That's Rita and Iris, who play street walkers in the dusty New Mexico town where Wanda is trying to save Montgomery from an impending doom, as happens in many a Noir...
2020/08/09
2018/11/30
VIRGINIA MAYO/WHITE HEAT
Her most famous role in WHITE HEAT as James Cagney's moll, who'd "look good in a shower curtain," this post is to simply say, happy birthday to Virginia Mayo, our patron angel...
Labels:
forties,
gangster,
james cagney,
moll,
virginia mayo
2018/11/02
SALLY FIELD/BEYOND THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE
Sally Field had done SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT two years earlier and proved for audiences she could join a leading man in being a free-spirited smarty-pants, so perhaps that was the reason she was hired for what's considered one of the very worst sequels of all time, BEYOND THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE...
As she joins crooked good guy Michael Caine and his more friendly cohort Karl Malden in salvaging the cinema-famous (or infamous) sunken ship, taking place minutes after the rescue helicopter at the end of the original as it flies off in the beginning of the followup. But here, nicknamed "Monkey" wherein her BANDIT moniker was "Frog," Sally is totally misplaced. While her spunky zingers hurled at Burt Reynolds sort of worked, she has no chemistry with Michael Caine, and seems only meant for comic relief. But, other than her famous 1960's sitcoms, GIDGET and THE FLYING NUN, she wasn't... funny. Making this a stinker and a sinker both, while her perpetual goofiness is worse than a ship-turning storm, or, for that matter, an iceberg.
As she joins crooked good guy Michael Caine and his more friendly cohort Karl Malden in salvaging the cinema-famous (or infamous) sunken ship, taking place minutes after the rescue helicopter at the end of the original as it flies off in the beginning of the followup. But here, nicknamed "Monkey" wherein her BANDIT moniker was "Frog," Sally is totally misplaced. While her spunky zingers hurled at Burt Reynolds sort of worked, she has no chemistry with Michael Caine, and seems only meant for comic relief. But, other than her famous 1960's sitcoms, GIDGET and THE FLYING NUN, she wasn't... funny. Making this a stinker and a sinker both, while her perpetual goofiness is worse than a ship-turning storm, or, for that matter, an iceberg.
2010/04/22
ALI MACGRAW VS. STELLA STEVENS/THE GETAWAY


KAREN BLACK/THE OUTFIT

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