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TV Round-Up
Wikipedia
describes Paradis
criminel as a
two-part mini-series,
both of which aired last
night. I'm not sure why
that makes it a
mini-series rather than
a two-part made-for-TV
movie, but the problem
could be because I
misunderstand the page,
which is in French. The
important point is this:
naked French chicks.
Johanna
Bah 1080p film
clip
Joy
Esther 1080p film
clip
Jemima
West 1080p film
clip. (Yes, she's
French, despite the
name.)
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Gillian
Alexy showed some
flesh in the new episode
of Damages
(s5e7)
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Johnny Moronic covers
the new episode of
Puberty Blues in his
section
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* Yellow
asterisk:
funny (maybe).
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White
asterisk:
expanded
format.
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* Blue
asterisk: not
mine.
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No
asterisk: it
probably
sucks.
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OTHER
CRAP:
Catch
the deluxe the
deluxe version
of Other Crap
in real time,
with all the
bells and
whistles, here.
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Continuing
the British
movies, this
week it's the
70s and 80s. The
70s continue the
interesting time
in British
movies
nudity-wise, as
you can see from
the movies in
this week's
collection.
Producers such
as George
Harrison Marks,
David Stanley
and Stanley Long
were continually
pushing the
boundaries of
nudity. There
wasn't much in
the way of
story, just
enough so that
there could be
plenty of naked
women, many of
whom also posed
in the girly
magazines of the
time. Possibly
the most famous
of these women
was Mary
Millington. This
last week has
been the 33rd
anniversary of
her death. She
killed herself
on 19 August,
1979 at the age
of 33. Today's
group includes
two movies that
were made after
her death using
archive footage,
as there was a
scramble to cash
in on her name.
Today:
Part 2 of 5
Emmanuelle
in Soho
Emmanuelle
in Soho (1981)
produced by
David Sullivan
is yet another
softcore movie
and was going
to star Mary
Millington,
but she
committed
suicide before
it went into
production.
However, there
is much
nakedness by
the other
women. In the
extras there
is also some
of the
hard-core
material that
was tacked on
for the
European
market:
Mary
Millington's
True Blue
Confessions
Mary
Millington's
True Blue
Confessions
(1980)
consists of
archive
material and
she is the
only named
woman in the
movie.
There
are lots of
other naked
women.
Mary
Millington's
World
Striptease
Extravaganza
Mary
Millington's
World
Striptease
Extravaganza
(1981) is just
a lot of
strippers,
some of whom I
could
identify. The
most
well-known is,
of course,
Mary
Millington
using archive
footage.
Tommy
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