Fifties Cheesecake Dance No. 15
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@gulimochka I've got news for you. She was hired less for her dancing ability than her gifts for filling out that harem girl outfit. How many blonde Arabian princesses are there I wonder? I'm hardly objective but I think she's just fine. Real fine.
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@pwgr2000 Bless your heart. And she really doesn't do all that bad now does she?
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WOW!!
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Discounting the dance, she is a beautiful woman, and the scene is about that, Anita also proves women are much more sexy the way they were shown on screen then, women today in film are always naked, but never sexy.
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@azulo65 : What could you not do these days in Afghanistan when in fact prince Harry has gone there fighting the same so called Zarak Mujahidin there when once they had been resued the prince major of British in Burma or India against Japanese invasion during world war II? I have had the first chance to watch "Zarak" film in 1984-85 on TV in the USA, and later read the book about "Zarak Khan" in university library. This martyr Zarak gave his life for UK and India, so I name my first son after hm
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wow, what a cha cha cha moves
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mORE INTERESTED THE GREAT ROLE PLAYED BY HE -MAN mATURE.
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Super gorgeous woman. Super sex appeal.
she can't dance, she does not have any flexibility, it seems as if she swallowed a stick.
gulimochka 1 year ago
I would argue that flexibility isn't the only requirement that a human needs to move the body rhythmically. Sure, the results might be more seductive but like many endeavours there is a spectrum of results from totally inept to highly competent. For my money, Ms Ekberg's performance falls somewhere in the middle, making "can't dance" way too harsh.
pwgr2000 1 year ago
this ekberg exhibition or when the grotesque reaches the sublime !!!
i wonder how this pole dance could pass the hays code that was ruling hollywood at the time it was filmed for our sake it definetly has.
one cannot say that Anita was very talented as a dancer
but she certainly is full of presence
thank again for your vid always enjoyable
jmb
andrebontemp 2 years ago
The Wikipedia article on the Hays Code says the restrictions of the code began to break down in the 1950s for several reasons. Television threatened the viability of cinemas because people could watch movies at home, so studios began to offer racier content to draw audiences back into the cinema. Anti-trust laws also began to break down the ownership of cinemas by studios which made racier foreign films available to US audiences.
Fifties Cheesecake Dance No 8 is another good example of this.
pwgr2000 2 years ago
Sir, (why am I assuming you're a dude?)
You're doing a great service to humanity by posting these delightful segments.
But why oh why can't the video quality be a little better? Then you'd certainly win a Nobel prize...
arkbutter45 2 years ago
The biggest problem is the source material for a lot of these hard-to-find films. Many of them have been transferred to DVD from old VHS copies. If I ever find the time I might repost a lot of them as HQ clips, which might make a slight difference.
pwgr2000 2 years ago