Jean Shrimpton on "What's My Line?"

[qtpysusie54]

Jean Shrimpton and Verushka were the two true first supermodels. Please tell Janice Dickinson she could never come close.

[Glenn1441]

Bennett was no joke. Always knew what was happening in New York.

[Glenn1441]

The Shrimp!

[sweetiepillow]

Is the woman on the panel the one works for KGO San Franciscan? She looks & act rudely as hippies San Franciscans, gross

[kaiserkeller61]

aaaaawwwwww

[LisaDawnn]

The world was such a smaller place back then. It blows my mind that many times the panel successfully guessed who the Mystery Guest was by simply figuring out who happened to be in town that particularly week. Times were so much more intimate back then. Now people friggin' tweet and twitter! I wish we had a 'way back machine'........

[xCowsCanFly]

what did they say about twggy?

[TheTubePortal]

Mrs. Lindstrom is a character from The Mary Tyler Moore Show named Phyllis. Since that's the case I think you mean to say she is the daughter of Cloris Leachman?

[roots66]

@TheTubePortal Huh? Why would the daughter of a fictional character be on a game show panel? (Ingrid Bergman was once married to a man named Lindstrom.)

[TheTubePortal]

@roots66 Oh I thought you meant to say that she was the daughter of Cloris Leachman who played Phyllis Lindstrom on The Mary Tyler Moore Show. I thought it was a fictional name.

[vinishdo]

For her time, before Title IX, she was a savvy businesswoman and refused to be "handled". Most don't know that, but it's true.

[pyrofella]

She caused an uproar in Australia in the late 1960s, when she wore a mini skirt to Australia's Premier horse race, the Melbourne Cup....the wowsers had a pink fit... She lapped up the publicity..... today it would not raise an eyebrow... How times change..

[TheTubePortal]

@pyrofella Well that depends. The modern equivalent of wearing a miniskirt and shocking people would be those who like Madonna, or Lady Gaga go out in revealing costumes. The only difference is that today it's called being immoral and the "decline of society" which was supposedly what people wearing miniskirts would do. It's really funny seeing how ignorant and simple-minded people used to be. The only bad feature is that people today aren't polite anymore like they were in your generation.

[observer9670]

Was Pia Linstrom the only movie star's child to become a television journalist/reporter? George Clooney did it the other way around, the son of a television newsman becoming an actor.

[whimirsper]

Jean Shrimpton - stunning!

[hedwigkiesler]

she's so sweet...beautiful, humble and quite shy.

[starstruckone]

yes she looks lovely and knows it.

[AudreyH100]

She was beautiful

[EricandDish]

This has to be the fall of 1966 since "Privilege" was filled at the time. I must admit, there's only three women from the 60's that I wished I would spend the weekend with and make love along the way: Ursula Andress, Elke Sommer,...and Jean Shrimpton (just like that scene in the just-mentioned "Privilege" where Shrimpton's character Vanessa is in bed with Steven Shorter). Please don't send negative comments to me because I'm expressing my feelings about women.

[gurdjieff46]

@EricandDish Those are some excellent choices!!!

[mistressofaminer]

That's called supermodel snob appeal.

[Overlorddz]

she looks pretty and arrogant

[dsfddsgh]

@Overlorddz  Of course she looks arrogant. She was the worlds first supermodel. LOL

[jackusdk]

@Overlorddz ...and you sound ugly and stupid.

[nerdflanders8710]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmm



[tupperwararty]

Shrimpton was not "good looking" in the conventional sense, she was "distinctive". With her large square jaw & bags under her tired looking sad eyes, she had a "look" that, for unknown reasons, became part of the 60s. That's the difference between people then & now...then people were distinctive, now they all look the same...characterless, with their unnaturally white fake teeth, perfect bodies & uninteresting faces...the worst of all being American models of course.

[senoramariposa]

@tupperwararty  Very well stated.

[werobanks]

@tupperwararty She had a delicate prettiness and a look that was a part of the 60's because it was a version of the dolly bird (English term) cum sophisticate.

[MsGORGONS]

this is saucy...

[soulierinvestments]

June 1967: Henry Morgan's altercation / disagreement with Daly happened about 2 months before the infamous July 1967 live broadcast altercation / confrontation with Daly over Morgan's rude interruption of Bennett Cerf's introduction of Daly. After that incident, Morgan never again appeared live on WML Sunday night. Lindstrom and Shimpton (don't hate us because we're beautiful) make this a good night for pretty girls, but grouch Morgan and wolf Cerf take it down a couple of notches.

[soulierinvestments]

@63utuber see YouTube strange moments from What's My Line?

[eb641]

The hideously leering Bennet cerf strikes again

[blazebobcat]

1 of the most beautiful & versatile models of all time....

[pseudofame]

she was a print model - not runway. Unbelievably successful. Walked away from it at 33.

[ashleyg325]

What a babe. Her hair is perfection and I want it.

[MrCallipygous]

Shouldn't models know how to walk?

[ipmoic]

Pia also looks gorgeous and her outfit, including a stunning necklace, adds to her overall charm.

[ericamango]

Cute but definitely better in pictures. The walk at the end is awkward... to say the least :-/

[brushstrokesrock]

She looks shy...and cute :)

[Conniptions886]

Unbelievably gorgeous woman...

[pushbiker3]

she is stunning

[luuubauuuba]

she's stub

[torchkit]

She's there promoting a hair range?

[calalilygirl]

Gorgeous eyes on Jean

[Jan1277]

Thank you so much for posting this. She was my IDOL when I was a teen!

[bettykitten2233]

I think its really cute how she keeps biting her lip. My fave model ever!!

[13loomisst]

Thanks very much.

[soulierinvestments]

Episode 864 4 June 1967.

[weatdamal]

Thank you for posting!!!