Charolette Rampling

"Everybody knows this picture, but it actually came about in the strangest way. We were in Rome in 1972, but the shooting on 'The Night Porter' had come to a complete stop. We had simply run out of money. The director asked me if we could do some pictures, something to help raise some money so we could continue shooting the movie. So we set this up in my dressing room, and the whole thing ended up happening in 10 minutes. Somebody said, 'OK, put your hands on your breasts.' So I did. That's the way it happened - completely improvised, but we did a lot of things that way back in the seventies."

Cameron

Mild, Isn't It?

Zoe Saldana

Zoe Saldana in an old Complex Magazine shoot

 

Madeline Stowe

She is so sexy!

Stars of Yester Year

Thanks to...

Angie Dickinson

Tricia Helfer

Yvonne Brulatour Sciò

I first saw Yvonne Brulatour Sciò in this music video years ago and was entranced by her looks:






She is an Italian model and she fits the part she plays in the video so well. She has such wonderful full hair and her smile is entrancing and impish as she takes off her jacket and transforms into an "angel" during the music video. There is something winsome and true about this song and I have felt this way about several former lovers. The song is hopeful. Or it is melancholy in its message. I am not sure. What do you think?

Her site can be found here...

Wikipedia offers little but IMDB offers us a tantalizingly more/less insight into this beauty...

"An Italian actress and model, Yvonne started her career with a commercial that aired in Italy for 10 years. After that she starred in the Italian show "Non è la Rai" for one season. During the 90s Yvonne worked mainly in USA, France and Spain and starred in Tal Bachman's video "She's so high". She has just finished three Italian movies: "Vite Spericolate", "K.Il Bandito" and Pupi Avati's thriller "The Hideout". She's getting ready to start shooting a new TV-series called "Polstrada" alongside Vanessa Gravina, Daniel Ducruet and Naike Rivelli."

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