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Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (1970) dir. Russ Meyer
(via Edy Williams, born 1942 – 24 Femmes Per Second)

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“The way Indians could sniff out buffalo, Edy can sniff out flashbulbs,” wrote reporter Burt Prelutsky. “At the mere mention of the word “camera” her lips automatically moisten and her teeth part.” Decked out in some skimpy concoction designed to make passersby walk into walls, she’d muse to one reporter, “There is a certain satisfaction in frustrating men. I’m getting back at them and it’s a good feeling.” In her prime, every day was a press conference for Edy. “You mustn’t let a man feel too sure,” she instructed. “Instead of giving him your whole box of candy, you’ve got to ration it out one piece at a time.””
/ From the essential Big Bosoms and Square Jaws: The Biography of Russ Meyer (2005) by Jimmy McDonough /
Born on this day: perennial starlet, sex kitten, the former Mrs Russ Meyer and quintessential ultra-vixen Edy Williams (née Edwina Beth Williams, 9 July 1942). Reflecting on their stormy marriage, Meyer famously recalled that the fun lasted “about 45 minutes, but we were married for four years.” Williams’ voracious performance as predatory porn queen Ashley St Ives in Meyer’s 1970 sexploitation magnum opus Beyond the Valley of the Dolls – particularly her purring delivery of the line “You’re a groovy boy. I’d like to strap you on sometime” - ensures her cult cinema immortality.