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25 Feb 23
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jeeez was she a sexy lady in her 40's
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Yes.....as a young boy i used to try and get a glimpse of her scenes in the pool on the swing ......she had a fantastic body especially her breasts
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Late night with the VHS recorder last night eh Pandora? eh?
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In the greatest ever episode of Star Trek .....and the wonderful adverts with Leonard Rossiter.................
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those adverts would be so anti woke nowadays
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I still wood.
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 ffs |
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I was joking.
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Honest.
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Dartboard
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acey and the 89 year old. rotflmao.
This one will run for ages! |
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Acey's favourite film from 71 years ago
joan collins 1952 from en.wikipedia.org I Believe in You (1952). Her success in the part led to her initial stardom and the press nickname "Britain's Bad Girl". |
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Was Lawrence Harvey in it? If so it was on not so long ago.
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 On her first wedding day. Cast for the 1952 film Celia Johnson as Matty Matheson Cecil Parker as Henry Phipps Godfrey Tearle as Judge Pyke Harry Fowler as Charlie Hooker George Relph as Mr. Dove Joan Collins as Norma Hart Laurence Harvey as Jordie Bennett |
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Jesus some guys cant take a joke about here.
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Touchy forum….imv
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she did time in holloway prison
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Also played a memorable part in an episode of The Persuaders titled ‘ Five Miles To Midnight’ first broadcast in January 1971. She later reminisced over the making of it and how Curtis and Moore nearly came to blows on several occasions, most of the incidents not surprisingly instigated by the short fused Curtis.
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Sparrow mentions harry fowler in his cast list who was a regular in the billy hills shop off the kings rd near flood st in Chelsea that I used to frequent in the 90s.he used to tell a few stories I remember him saying that Joan was a very difficult act to work with.that shop was a magnet for well known faces,I remember one lunchtime all in at the same time were George best,Peter O’Sullivan & Brian turner the tv chef as well as harry.
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Wasn't Harry Fowler in "The Army Game" TV series?
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He was in shed loads of films in the 50s & 60s & yes the army game on the small screen
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Thanks barrowboy, he was one of those actors who was never out of work.
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Tbh sparrow he was in the twilight of his career when I used to see him & quite bitter that the work had dried up,I got the impression that he hadn’t made a fortune despite the large body of work he d done.or maybe he’d made a fortune & given it to Billy’s!
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TOTU (Neck)> https://gofile.io/d/Uq65Ik (@ 18:24.. decisions, decisions..
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There wouldn't have been a single teenage boy in the 70's and 80's that wouldn't have been defaulting to this movie for their prime w8nk fest ....not one!!!
Can you still find it anywhere? |
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Which 1, duffy? The Bitch? I haven't seen either(bit before my growing up time) If you went by the following review for each film, NEITHER would be appealing to watch..
  Anyway, I'll up both and post the links later.. |
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The Stud - https://gofile.io/d/CFqv2Y
The Bitch - https://gofile.io/d/Wrqfns |
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The Stud is the better one.
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Joan Collins played Edith Keeler, a WW2 era pacifist in the Star Trek Original Series 'The City On The Edge Of Forever'. 28th epsisode of the first series. Widely regarded by many as the best in the vast cannon of Star Trek shows and iterations.
Tho speaking as a fan I would say that the Voyager episode 'Timeless' directed by Levar Burton is my particular favourite. |
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I've sent acey a roll of parchment to keep by his bed.
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