For the record image # 1 is Martine Carol in Lucretia Borgia ( 1953 ) & A Daughter Of The Gods ( 1916 ), featuring Australian swimming star Annette Kellermann in a publicity shot for the film.
Seeing how well the thread ''Sex Sells...'' was travelling I had thought "'The Nude Quiz' 'would be a certainty to attract viewers and answers would be forthcoming. How wrong can one be ? Ten images to date displayed but not as answer or attempt to answer . Yes, some are difficult I am sure, but images 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10 should be easy, It at least would have thought so. The answers I will reveal soon.
They aren't easy at all... Never seen any of them. This is an easy one:
I know the answer but I will leave it and see if anyone else knows it. At least two of the actresses I posted are more famous that the above actress will ever be.
#4 Ingagi #5 Trader Horn #7 Liane, das Madchen aus dem Urwald
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#6 looks like Tanya Roberts in Sheena Queen of the Jungle.
Correct. Very good John. It is Tanya Roberts from Sheena aka Sheena Queen Of The Jungle. ( 1984 ). The word Queen being a clue I gave. Clues remaining are - catch a Major and a captive.
Is #9 Paula Prentiss in Catch-22? Picture isn't good, but none of the captures of that scene are really good.
Correct. Firstly thanks for participating. It is indeed Paula Prentiss in Catch-22 from 1970. All the images are poor and I edited a fuller image for obvious reasons. The word catch being the clue I gave earlier. Now all we have left are a Major and a captive.
Well, I am pretty sure my answer for #10 was right. I initially said MASH, but after rewatching, I went to Brewster mcCloud and confirmed it.
Yes you are right. I hadn't noticed your second reply and I had responded to your original reply. It is of course Sally Kellerman in Brewster McCloud from 1970. My original Major clue was to hopefully establish that the actress playing Maj. Margaret ''Hot Lips '' Houlihan in MASH ( 1970 ) was Sally Kellerman, then for someone to work out the film in question. I was a bit devious though as at first glance one would think it was MASH. The difference is that in MASH her character is furious at being exposed to one at all, but in Brewster McCloud her character seems not worried about anything at at all. Good work in persevering with it.
Image # 3. As this one is very obscure and hard to identify I will reveal the answer is The Blonde Captive ( 1931 ). This film has recently been discussed in the ''How Observant are You ? '' thread and I will also feature an excellent film poster of this title in the " Rare Non Australian Posters Of Australian Films '' thread shortly. My clue given was captive.
# 1 ( above left ) & # 2 ( above right ). Name the two actresses and the films if you know them. 
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For the record image # 1 is Martine Carol in Lucretia Borgia ( 1953 ) & A Daughter Of The Gods ( 1916 ), featuring Australian swimming star Annette Kellermann in a publicity shot for the film.
Correct. Bo Derek playing with an orangutan in Tarzan The Ape Man ( 1981) .
#5 Trader Horn
#7 Liane, das Madchen aus dem Urwald
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HAS real customer service before, during and after EVERY auction, and answers all questions - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS 25% or 26% "buyers premiums" of any kind (but especially the dreadful "$29 or $49 minimum" ones) - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS "reserves or starts over $1 - NOT eMoviePoster.com
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All correct. Good work Bruce,
# 4. Ingagi ( 1930 ).
# 5. Trader Horn ( 1931 ). Featuring Edwina Booth. This film discussed at length in the past within this forum.
# 7. Liane, Jungle Goddess ( 1956 ).The English title for the original German title Bruce mentioned. Featuring Marion Michael as Liane.
Clifton Webb from Laura ( 1944 ).
Correct. Very good John. It is Tanya Roberts from Sheena aka Sheena Queen Of The Jungle. ( 1984 ). The word Queen being a clue I gave. Clues remaining are - catch a Major and a captive.
#9. I think Paula Prentiss in Catch-22. Pic is bad, but so are all the pics from that sequence.
Correct. Firstly thanks for participating. It is indeed Paula Prentiss in Catch-22 from 1970. All the images are poor and I edited a fuller image for obvious reasons. The word catch being the clue I gave earlier. Now all we have left are a Major and a captive.
Yes you are right. I hadn't noticed your second reply and I had responded to your original reply. It is of course Sally Kellerman in Brewster McCloud from 1970. My original Major clue was to hopefully establish that the actress playing Maj. Margaret ''Hot Lips '' Houlihan in MASH ( 1970 ) was Sally Kellerman, then for someone to work out the film in question. I was a bit devious though as at first glance one would think it was MASH. The difference is that in MASH her character is furious at being exposed to one at all, but in Brewster McCloud her character seems not worried about anything at at all. Good work in persevering with it.
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