Actresses Legs Quiz

Bruce · January 18

Is 441 Marlene Dietrich in Morocco?

Rick · January 18

https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Roustabout_(film)

Roustabout (film) - Wikipedia

It includes a small bit part early on with Raquel Welch. And contains the best soundtrack of songs of all of his color movies, including a rarity for Elvis on film, a cover of somebody else’s rock and roll hit, The Coaster’s Little Egypt."

Rick · January 18

Sorry not in a shower, in an audience.

HONDO · January 19

Bruce said:

Is 441 Marlene Dietrich in Morocco?

Yee it is indeed Marlene Dietrich, but in another film from that period. Bruce , or anyone else care to guess the film the scene is from?

HONDO · January 19

Rick said:

Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Roustabout_(film)
Roustabout (film) - Wikipedia
It includes a small bit part early on with Raquel Welch. And contains the best soundtrack of songs of all of his color movies, including a rarity for Elvis on film, a cover of somebody else’s rock and roll hit, The Coaster’s Little Egypt."

Rick said:

Sorry not in a shower, in an audience.

There has been a misunderstanding taken place here. The Raquel Welch image answer had been finalised on January 9. Then eight days later on January 17 Gwen Verdon's image was included and answered, including images. On the same day immediately following after the three entries you posted ''I should have thought of her bit part in Roustabout''. As you hadn't mentioned it was Raquel Welch that you were referring to I had incorrectly assumed that you were talking about the current Gwen Verdon entry. Thank you for your information which now clears up the matter.

By the way The Elvis Little Egypt musical number in Roustabout. is great. .

jayn_j · January 19

FWIW I made the same assumption regarding Gwen Verden, and was confused as she was already a star when Elvis emerged.

HONDO · January 19

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To wrap up 441, Marlene Detrich in?

jayn_j · January 20

Blonde Venus. Never would have guessed

HONDO · January 20

jayn_j said:

Blonde Venus. Never would have guessed

Sure is, Blonde Venus from 1932.

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HONDO · January 31

442

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443
Let us see what you can make out from these latest two mages.

jayn_j · February 1

443 is Eleanor Powell in Broadway Melody of 1936. The tap heels are a dead giveaway.

HONDO · February 1

jayn_j said:

443 is Eleanor Powell in Broadway Melody of 1936. The tap heels are a dead giveaway.

Indeed it is, Broadway Melody Of 1936 from 1935. An easy one then for you.

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HONDO · February 2

442 clue is fresh from winning an Academy Award.

jayn_j · February 2

442 is Dorothy Malone, dancing with Eroll Flynn in Too Much Too Soon.
I used image search, and only posted because I doubt anyone has seen this, at least recently. Looks interesting, although ratings are indifferent.

HONDO · February 3

jayn_j said:

442 is Dorothy Malone, dancing with Eroll Flynn in Too Much Too Soon.
I used image search, and only posted because I doubt anyone has seen this, at least recently. Looks interesting, although ratings are indifferent.

Correct. Dorothy Malone in the film played Diana Barrymore the daughter of John Barrymore. Dorothy had won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in Written On The Wind (1956). This film performance being the highlight of her screen career.
Sorry to say that the man seen dancing with her in the scene is an unidentified actor and not Errol Flynn.

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HONDO · February 3

There are two poster images appearing above that are different in some way or another in their presentation from the rest of the World's poster designs. any ideas?

HONDO · February 5

O.k. then my question has obviously stumped you so I will reveal my thinking then.
Firstly, only the U.S.A. lobby cards had Errol Flynn's name billed first. All other U.S.A. and World film adverting had Errol Flynn's name billed second following after Dorothy Malone name..
Secondly the Australian one sheet of Too Much, Too Soon has completely different art work than that the rear of the World used of featuring Dorothy Malobs dancing. I am also curious as to what the artwork on the Australian daybill looks like. Anyone own a copy?