Julie Newmar

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I'm here because I have put up a post on this very beautiful actress, and one of her movies I needed to dig up was one she co-starred in, the little-known comedy Hysterical (1982, with the Hudson Brothers) and was delighted to see our wondrous woman had a small role at film's beginning (having a run-in with a lighthouse keeper played by Richard Kiel, and if there's any female who would dare mix it up with "Jaws," you know that would be Julie; the confrontation leads to her becoming a ghost, and she returns at the finale, rowed in a boat by Kiel). As this flick is hard to find, I wished to make a record:

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Kiel is in the second photo. Julie was forty-nine at the time, no less delectable. She forcefully belted out her lines.

Boy, do I love Julie Newmar. So much so that (I think) I have contributed more posts on this thread than for any other individual actress (I see my last two are currently resting on page 33). In so doing, I have become familiar with what has been previously offered (I check, to avoid duplication), but taking a glance at recent offerings, I see some of the old stuff keeps getting rehashed. (Of course, there are also valuable new additions.)














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[Henry Chinaski]

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1959, by Don Ornitz.

[Fabrizio]

Originally Posted by Apsara

There once was an Indian Maid , pp. 89--91
Julie Newmar's unclad aquatics in the epic oater "McKenna's Gold" make the Wild West wilder yet.

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[Henry Chinaski]