Girl in self defence

what a pain she give to him!..a nice short clip of a martial girl.

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Sports

Tags:

• martial
• art
• karate
• judo
• girl

[boylifter]

Vintage 1960's Girlpower! That's Robert Vaughn slowly getting up with an aching back, a stinging boner, a bruised ego and some egg on his face after being rudely flipped by a girl. He will deeply regret getting back up because the girl throws him all over the place, busting-up the room with her boy toy!

[NautyKnight]

That was terrible video editing. You can actually see a guy wearing a wig and dress during the over the shoulder throw scene.

[mescallado]

This is from It Takes a Thief, episode titled The Artist is for Framing. The woman is Gia Scala.

[kytodd]

@boylifter Actually, I believe that's Robert Wagner in this scene, who also starred opposite the oh-so-hot Stephanie Powers in Hart to Hart

[darksilver2000]

What an amazing powerful girl!

[jackalll98]

thisn't self defens,its attack!!!

[Wildman4513]

thanks i didn't need my left ear drum... my ear actually hurts now. crap what is wrong with the audio to this?

[trollowner]

For some reason it showed me this vid in my recommendations because I watched a Resident Evil 4 game video... What the hell does this have to do with RE4?

[WildWillie22358]

Does anyone know which episode this was from "It Takes A Thief"? Or even who the girl was? If I knew who she was, I could find out myself that way. Thanks!

[goddesstin1]

violent-woman(.)com

[WildWillie22358]

Yes, Emma Peel had a stunt double, but not very many people are aware of her predecessor, Cathy Gale. She didn't use a stunt double at all! Honor Blackman who portrayed her had to actually learn Judo and practically use it for real due to the type of filming back then, mostly which were live. And Anne Francis (Honey West) did a lot of her own stunts too, and actually had training from a real hand-to-hand Marine combat instructor.

[IAmOpenMinded]

@swans1997 Like I said in my post almost half a year ago, Diana Rigg had a stunt double for some of the scenes. Back in the late 1960's when I first started to watch the Avengers, to me Emma Peel (Diana) was the ultimate. But I have watched several video clips of the Avengers right here on YouTube, and now it seems pretty silly to me. I don't quite recall watching "Honey West" but I'll see what I can find. One shouldn't forget that these fight scenes aren't real.