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The idea itself isn't bad and with the right handling it could've been a British equivelent of "The Girl Can't Help it" (it even features Britain's own blond bombshell - Diana Dors, in a cameo) But the satire is limp, and J Lee Thompson is far more at home in gritty thrillers than froth like this.
The original is really a fabulous Art Deco wonder, and includes a fashion show near the end, during which an extremely young, very blond Lucille Ball can be seen as a model.
Well, for chrissakes, lay on the blond floozy with a heart, bring in the kid and the butch guy with a past, and put some makeup and greasy whigs on the fall guys.
Their blond daughter is drawn towards this fascinating and somewhat mysterious gentleman.
The divorce was basically a misunderstanding - Webb was working with a beautiful blond witness (McDonald) and Marsha mistook it for something else.
Using a reporter (blond of course lol) who's trying to produce a documentary on slasher killers and manages to get the consent of one to film him ''working''.It was quite a good idea ruined by....everything else!
The movie is based on the ugly dolls with the same name with perfect bodies and lots of money - only in the movie, the blond girl doesn't have any money at all.
In the cheapjack horror flick "Decoys" - which might more accurately be entitled "Sorority Chicks from Outer Space" - aliens disguised as blond co-ed bimbos terrorize a college campus by turning horny frat boys into freeze-dried fudgsicles.
And the funniest thing of all was throwing in the token white kid with blond hair and glasses.
The androids are a group of thirty year old men dressed in silver jump suits with blond bowl-cut wigs.
i couldn't sleep and so i got up and turned on the boob tube.As i flipped on the TV, Brian Kerwins image caught my eyes(if it weren't for him and i just happen to be quite attracted to blond mustachioed white males) i probably wouldn't be watching this crap.
when i saw this movie i thought it would be so funny,it didn't really have that many funny parts, there was a couple, me and my sister were cracking up when Kate woke up in the morning and her hair was blue and she went to work because she forgot to get it dyed back to blond,and she used her shirt and wrapped it around her head so the people she was working with wouldn't see her blue hair, and so during her meeting all she had on was her pants a suit jacket and her bra,and it was so funny.then
The rest of them are - well constructed story of a New York Homicide cop (Pacino) attracted to a mysterious blond woman with a charming crooked grin (Ellen Barkin - talented, sexy and underrated actress) who may or may not be a serial killer.
I'm more on the slender side with blond hair and bluish green eyes.
Strapping tall blond Bo Svenson is the pilot who used his P-51 Mustang to visit his girlfriend.
Also, the movie didn't go by all the facts, even though these things were small in nature - for example, Billy Flynn was not a blond guy, he has brown hair and certain things in the film were altered from the true facts that were reported on national television when Pamela Smart was on trial for the murder of her husband, Greg Smart.
Ged as a blond blue-eyed blacksmith must be close to the exact opposite of how he must have looked in the mind of U.LeGuin, but I could live with that.
Out of the four central characters, the two girls are unconventionally pretty and wonderfully full-figured, and the two boys are fairly likable (although, as someone else already mentioned, casting two young blond actors who look so much alike was perhaps a mistake).
The jail house rape of Yvette is very graphic and I doubt if any other movie will show such a powerful scene unless you see "Two Women" again where the Italian Star is similarly abused.Perhaps the scenes showing Jones in a gun battle with the local police was not too realistic as it might have been but overall I believe the story rang fairly true to life and regret that it had to be placed in the area that presented the law as having such men who would take advantage of a good looking blond woman in distress.
The blond of the crew got annoying near the end though, but there was a reason behind it.
Because when they finally talk, foreigners might not hear it but the tone is often horribly false, especially with the German accent of the blond actress.
Timmy puts it about but he finds himself falling for the blond Liz (no English Bardot but still light years out of his league) who inevitably takes a dim view of her boyfriend eying up nude school girls and so forth.
He's slim and muscular, with long blond hair, and he looks perfect in the skimpy Tarzan outfits.
Teri Polo is bearable in a terrible blond.
A very embarrassing Greece dancing 2. There are more many women than men in the film except the underrated actor Ralph Bates & the unknown actor Michael Johnson 3. The pretty blond danish model Jutte Steensgard is not a famous Horror actress.
(His son Patrick plays the co-lead, along with Alex O'Loughlin, who, as a blond, looks an awfully lot like Owen Wilson, without the noticeable nose.)
In it you have a stereotypical dumb blond, an elephant chasing a bike, a bear, a monkey, a monstrous sounding nurse and too many more ridiculous situations that don't add anything to the film.
Well, the film is also decently acted (for an H.G. Lewis movie, anyway), is at times atmospheric, and the three leads (Stone, his hotty blond wife and his best friend) are somewhat interesting.
Betty White was a welcome addition in season 4 as man hungry "Happy Homemaker",Sue-Ann Nivens,the episode when she has an affair with Phyllis'unseen husband Lars in "The Lars Affair" was a classic,Sue Anne helping fill the void as "the blond darling" when Phyllis left after season 5 for her own spin off series "Phyllis".
Movie 1 it was brown and straight, but now it's unnaturally curly and blond?
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