Aug 11, 2025
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Have you seen Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)?
Yes
No
Haven’t even heard of this movie
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Courtesy: Jeff Richards
1955. Anita Ekberg and Jeff Richards at the premiere of Stanley Kramer’s "Not as a Stranger" (is a American film noir drama film) in Los Angeles.
this is the funniest fucking bit that anyone has ever come up with and executed , eat shit snl , this random interview from 2022 with 20k views will never be beat
it only adds to it that the impersonator has never read the book ( american psycho ) so every time fiona tries to reference any of the plot , he deflects because he doesn’t know wtf she’s talking about — and then you have fiona subtly or not subtly asking him if he likes boys every three minutes ??? this video went triple platinum for me
this might be way too niche but i need to talk about this fucking interview
Jeff Richards-Ralph Meeker-Elaine Stewart "Código dos" (Code two) 1953, de Fred M. Wilcox.
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Jeff Richards in publicity stills for The Opposite Sex (1956)
Jane Powell as Milly lays down the law for the six youngest Pontipee brothers (clockwise, from bottom left: Tommy Rall as Frank, Mark Platt as Daniel, Jacques D'Amboise as Ephraim, Matt Mattox as Caleb, and Russ Tamblyn as Gideon, perched atop Jeff Richards as Benjamin) in these promotional stills for Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954).