the vintage corner f/m

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Originally Posted by flipme29 [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

This is outstanding!

Thank you sir! I think my other 1960s B&W judo scenes are mostly too well-known to stir any interest amongst the aficionados of this Board. But I'll keep it in mind as I trawl deeper amongst my DVD collection.

BTW one scene I checked out last week that definitely should be AVOIDED is this huge disappointment that I will spare you from having to see:

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I know this one belongs in the 'weird sh*t' category rather than 'sexy action'. But it's here for anybody who may have heard about the bizarre scene and was curious to see what it was really like.

We start straight after the opening titles with a mad woman seemingly trying to swat a fly off the camera lens.[1] With her handbag???[2] Ah, the angle swaps around and we see the object of her anger - has hubby left the cap off the toothpaste again?[3] Then the weirdness starts. The guy knocks her wig off and the dame is bald. But thanks to freeze-frame technology, decades later we see the real cause of that de-wigging. At the bottom left of the image, a dwarf member of the film crew is pulling it off with a piece of string.[4]

We find out the guy is actually her 'john' and this lady of the street is doing home visits tonight. After a while, he tires of the hand-bagging and starts to fight back.[5] Bad idea; our egg-headed hooker literally 'towers' over him (pun intended) and she has no trouble throwing him to the ground.[6] After nearly drowning him with the contents of a soda syphon, she rifles his pockets for her 'fee'.[7] Then she's back up on her feet - and those incredibly long legs - to give him one last kick to the ribs.[8] Finally, the crew throw back the wig and she finds a mirror to apply a quick bit of lippy. All done and she's a Happy Hooker once again. "I'm lucky there are so many clients who love being beaten up by 6-foot tall bald women!"[9]

[gerver2008]

Hello Verscont,

indeed a brilliant posting on the austrian female police officer. Many thanks.
Do you have any idea on the title of this movie/episode?

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Originally Posted by gerver2008 [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

Hello Verscont,

indeed a brilliant posting on the austrian female police officer. Many thanks.
Do you have any idea on the title of this movie/episode?

Thank you and yes; as I said in the first post this weird production was released to cinemas as a full feature film back in the mid-1960s. Here it is under its anglicised title:

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I don't know if it's just me, but I rarely find the women of yesteryear as attractive as their modern day counterparts. It maybe the hairstyles, make-up and clothes that make them look so outdated, or possibly just the subconscious knowledge that they'd be old and wrinkly now even if still alive.

But of course I'm just leading up to one of my personal exceptions. May I present to you the gorgeous and statuesque Miss Elizabeth Campbell. If I'd known of her back then, my bedroom walls would surely have been plastered with her photos. So let's see her in action.

The film stock from this era is generally grainy and will, to some extent, have deteriorated over the decades. And capturing stills is even more difficult with something as technical as Mexican wrestling - which is so much quicker than its tedious, lumbering, modern US counterpart. But as always I've done my best to portray this stunning graceful beauty. And it's all 'real' too. The scenario may be scripted, but that's definitely Elizabeth in there throwing her opponent around with the skills of a genuine professional.

Added after 6 minutes:

At least things slowed down a bit for the final submission; I think it's an octopus hold? And you can clearly see I wasn't lying about her statuesque body, as she towers above the referee leading her victory parade around the ring.

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Originally Posted by eatb64 [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

wow ! love her

I remember seeing old shots of Ann Casey and thinking how OH MY if I could just time machine her to putting me in a 20 hour facescissors!!

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Oh look! It's that smug... I mean 'nice' billionaire Mr. Hart [1]. But what's he doing here? Well, I couldn't find a suitable place for this scene elsewhere, so I've declared the 1970s to be 'vintage' years. If that's a problem I won't do it again.

But what's he doing here in the screencaps that's so entertaining the audience? [2]. Is it his stand-up routine? [3]. At least he's brought the genuinely nice Jennifer with him [4]. It turns out they're both having a weekend break at the Cameltoe Health Spa [5]. And you'll hopefully see what he's been doing soon - if I can get this troublesome DVD to scan backwards and forwards without freezing.

[jesspin]

Who wouldn't want too see Stephanie Powers and Jill St. John wrestle!

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Originally Posted by verscont [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

Oh look! It's that smug... I mean 'nice' billionaire Mr. Hart [1]. But what's he doing here? Well, I couldn't find a suitable place for this scene elsewhere, so I've declared the 1970s to be 'vintage' years. If that's a problem I won't do it again.

But what's he doing here in the screencaps that's so entertaining the audience? [2]. Is it his stand-up routine? [3]. At least he's brought the genuinely nice Jennifer with him [4]. It turns out they're both having a weekend break at the Cameltoe Health Spa [5]. And you'll hopefully see what he's been doing soon - if I can get this troublesome DVD to scan backwards and forwards without freezing.

Robert Wagner may be the practice dummy, but who will have the last laugh? I think he liked filming scenes against strong women. There is at least one other episode of Hart to Hart (in which he goes up against the tough Martine Beswick) and there was an episode of It Takes a Thief also. And he was in Don't Just Stand There with the formidable Barbara Rhodes as well as a host of action films.