Propaganda
Martine Beswick (A Bullet for the General, Prehistoric Women, Thunderball)—She plays Adelita in the 1966 Italian zapata western “A Bullet for the General” (aka “Quién Sabe?”) a gunslinging revolutionary and she’s so wonderfully playful and scary and hot in the role. She also looks incredible in the absolutely absurd “Prehistoric Women.” Jamaican-born, Portuguese-Jamaican and British, she worked to help support her family from a young age.
Vanessa Redgrave (Camelot)—Partially submitted as justice for her father, and you should all know her birth was announced to a theatre audience by Laurence Olivier. But for herself, she is a wild untameable beauty who was in some of the best avant garde cinema of the period.
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Vanessa Redgrave propaganda:
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Thunderball. 1965. Sean Connery and Martine Beswick
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Martine Beswick in Dr Jekyll & Sister Hyde (1971).
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(via Pulp International - Promo image image of the women of Thunderball)
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From Russia with Love
Fight scene between the gypsy girls Zora & Vida (played by Martine Beswick and Aliza Gur, respectively).
The picture is signed by Aliza Gur, “Vida”
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Lou Castel-Martine Beswick "Yo soy la revolución" (El Chuncho, quién sabe?) 1966, de Damiano Damiani.
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