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JAYNE MANSFIELD as JERRI JORDAN
THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT (1956) dir. frank tashlin
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We’d be fools to let happiness pass us by.
Cary Grant & Deborah Kerr An Affair to Remember (1957), directed by Leo McCarey
John Kerr in Tea and Sympathy, 1956 Director: Vincente Minnelli
Title cards from the 23 Tom and Jerry cartoons produced in CinemaScope.
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Dorothy Dandridge in Island in the Sun (1957)
Finally, conclusive proof that the atmosphere on Venus is composed entirely of hairspray and aggressive glamour. Here we see Zsa Zsa Gabor demonstrating the standard safety protocol for interplanetary travel: a thigh-high slit red gown and a look of utter disdain for the laws of physics. Who needs a pressurized suit when you have that much attitude? The background crew seems to be armed with weaponized curling irons, or perhaps high-velocity leaf blowers, ready to defend the galaxy against the tyranny of sensible footwear and drab colors. It is truly the golden age of sci-fi, where the oxygen is optional, the budget is questionable, but the lipstick is absolutely mandatory.
*This is an Italian theatrical release poster for the 1958 science fiction film Queen of Outer Space, retitled here as La Regina di Venere (The Queen of Venus).
Marilyn Monroe at the Cinemascope party celebrating their first anniversary on September 15, 1954.
