In this, the penultimate of the series for now, we look at another two examples of teenage boys’ boner-starters of a bygone era. First, the 1965 Ford Shelby Mustang GT 350:
…and as their contemporaneous companion piece, so to speak, the pouty Brigitte Bardot:
What a pair.
One hundred and nine movies, forty-five years in show business: that would be Mary Astor, who started in silent movies, almost never made it to talkies (because of her deep, “masculine” voice), and was an accomplished classical pianist. She also loved men, and her private (and very explicit) diary nearly caused an explosion in Hollywood when it came to light.
But none of that’s important. This is:
And then later with the ugly hairstyles of the era, but still exquisitely beautiful:
No wonder they all fell for her.
The latest in this series features the Ferrari F110 Testarossa:
…and one of their likely accompaniments on the wall, the All-American Cheryl Tiegs:
And of course:
Little skinny for my taste, but millions of teenage boys working their bedtime pup-tents would probably disagree with me.
Straddling, so to speak, the silent- and talkies era of movies, it’s worth remembering that the tiny Clara Bow was one of the top three movie actresses of the period. She was a redhead, although tragically, she never appeared in a color movie. And she was a hell-raiser with a voracious sexual appetite.
The “It” Girl, indeed.
This week, our teenage wall posters of yore feature the Lamborghini Countach:
…and Raquel Welch:
Classic pairing, if ever there was one.
Let it be known, if it isn’t already blindingly obvious already, that I find French actresses wonderfully sexy — and Corinne Calvet is most certainly one of them.
And those are just the head shots. The rest is equally sumptuous:
Oui. Oh, oui.