Actresses Legs Quiz

HONDO

A final clue for 243 is half of a famous screen comedy duo.

Bruce

Is 243 Dance With Me Henry?

theartofmovieposters

243 Sheree North - Living it Up with Jerry Lewis

HONDO

Bruce said:

Is 243 Dance With Me Henry?

Sorry but not that film, or being either Abbott or Costello as the missing dancing partner.

HONDO

theartofmovieposters said:

243 Sheree North - Living it Up with Jerry Lewis

Correct. Living It Up from 1954. I am pleased that you ended up answering this one Ves.

 

HONDO

 244  245
Two more images to be answered. One of them should be very easy to recognise, while the other will most likely prove to be a little difficult.

theartofmovieposters

244 is Salma Hayak in From Dusk til Dawn

Bruce

245 is Anita Ekberg from Screaming Mimi. She was my generation's Salma Hayak!

HONDO

theartofmovieposters said:

244 is Salma Hayak in From Dusk til Dawn

Correct. From Dusk Till Dawn from 1996. Once viewed this scene not easily forgotten.

 

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Bruce said:

245 is Anita Ekberg from Screaming Mimi. She was my generation's Salma Hayak!

Correct. Good one Bruce. I had this one down as being a difficult one to find an answer for. Screaming Mimi from 1958.

  

Anita Ekberg most likely best remembered for her role in Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita ( 1960 ). 

  

Bruce

HONDO said:

theartofmovieposters said:

244 is Salma Hayak in From Dusk til Dawn

Correct. From Dusk Till Dawn from 1996. Once viewed this scene not easily forgotten.

 

No offense, but I think this scene pales in comparison to Debra Paget's!

HONDO

Thanks Bruce. Always worth a viewing.

For anyone that may not be familiar with the scene, it is Debra Paget performing the ''snake dance'' that originally appeared in the film The Indian Tomb.

There was an American edited film version of two German Fritz Langs films that were titled The Tiger Of Eschapur (1959) and The Indian Tomb (1959), Both films were heavily edited in the U.S.A. into one film titled Journey To The Lost City (1960).

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 246
 247
Some nice legs on display here.

Bruce

Is 247 Brigitte Bardot in Love Is My Profession?

Bruce

The only Vespas in movies I remember are in Roman Holiday, The Singing Nun, and Jessica,, with Angie Dickinson , so I am going with Jessica, because Angie had incredible legs!

HONDO

Bruce said:

Is 247 Brigitte Bardot in Love Is My Profession?

Correct. Love Is My Profession from 1958.

 

Bruce said:

The only Vespas in movies I remember are in Roman Holiday, The Singing Nun, and Jessica,, with Angie Dickinson , so I am going with Jessica, because Angie had incredible legs!

Correct also for 246.  Jessica from 1962. A good memory for actress legs and Vespas as well. I agree that Angie had memorable legs.

 

HONDO

 248 249
Two very well known actresses playing provotative film roles.

theartofmovieposters

248 I know but for the life of me her name escapes me!
249 Joan Collins but I dont remember from where

Bruce

Isn't 248 the remake of Postman with Jessica Lange?

And is 249 something like The Bitch (or maybe The Stud)?

theartofmovieposters

Bruce said:

Isn't 248 the remake of Postman with Jessica Lange?

And is 249 something like The Bitch (or maybe The Stud)?

Jessica Lange!  That's the one .  Thanks Bruce, was driving me nuts!

HONDO

  theartofmovieposters said:

248 I know but for the life of me her name escapes me!
249 Joan Collins but I dont remember from where

Bruce said:

Isn't 248 the remake of Postman with Jessica Lange?

And is 249 something like The Bitch (or maybe The Stud)?

theartofmovieposters said:

Bruce said:

Isn't 248 the remake of Postman with Jessica Lange?

Jessica Lange!  That's the one .  Thanks Bruce, was driving me nuts!

Correct answers thanks to Ves and Bruce.

 Joan Collins image is from The Stud from 1978, one of two suggestions from Bruce  Jessica Lange image from The Postman Always Rings Twice from 1981 as Bruce had suggested..
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           



 

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HONDO

 250 251
Two new lovely legs owners to be identified.

Bruce

On 251 I have a vague feeling it is Sue Lyon from Lolita 

HONDO

Bruce said:

On 251 I have a vague feeling it is Sue Lyon from Lolita 

A great suggestion Bruce and I can fully understand why you had thought it may have been the answer, Unfortunately it isn't the answer though.

HONDO

A couple of clues would seem to be in order here for 250 and 251.

250 clue is valuable.

260 clue is one of three and one hit wonder song hit. 

HONDO

HONDO said:

A couple of clues would seem to be in order here for 250 and 251 ( amended )

250 clue is valuable.

251 clue is one of three and one hit wonder song hit. 

250 additional clue is insured.

251 additional clue is being sung to.

jayn_j

For 251, I started thinking Tammy, with Debbie Reynolds, but there are 4 Tammy movies.  That leaves Gidget.  Sandra Dee?  And the title song by James Darren?  But that can't be right either because Darren had many hits.

jayn_j

For 250, the clues definitely say Betty Grable.  Can't find the image, but she is seen in something similar in How to Marry a Millionaire.

HONDO

jayn_j said:

For 251, I started thinking Tammy, with Debbie Reynolds, but there are 4 Tammy movies.  That leaves Gidget.  Sandra Dee?  And the title song by James Darren?  But that can't be right either because Darren had many hits.

This one is certainly presenting itself to be a challenge.

Spot on with your thinking as to when the period of time was. A much bigger artist than James Darren, if that helps at all.

HONDO

jayn_j said:

For 250, the clues definitely say Betty Grable.  Can't find the image, but she is seen in something similar in How to Marry a Millionaire.

Correct. It certainly is Betty Grable as you mentioned. At one point of time her legs were insured for $1million.
The scene is from Song Of The Islands (1942) appearing with Victor Mature.