"Another clue for 400 is she had a more famous actress sister who danced for a snake"
This took me to Teala Loring and Lisa Gaye. But I could not find either ever wearing that dress!
I thought that I would expand on the above comments. The two mentioned actresses and Debra Paget were sisters in real life. Debra Paget ( 1933- present )
407 Julie London, Man of the West, one of the sexiest women EVER!
Julie London was born Julie Peck in 1926, and in 1943 she was working as an elevator operator and was "discovered" by agent Sue Carol (Alan Ladd's wife) and she signed a contract, and soon appeared in Esquire, and became on the top "pin-ups" during World War II.
The next year she made her film debut while still in high school, in the super low budget Nabonga. She appeared in a number of movies, but in 1947 married Dragnet's Jack Webb, and "retired".
After divorcing Webb 7 years later, she both resumed making movies AND singing in jazz clubs and releasing records, where her super sultry voice caused her to be named the most popular female vocalist for 1955, 1956, and 1957 and she sang in some movies, and also on some soundtracks.
In the 1960s she released lots of albums and she appeared in lots of TV shows (drama and game shows) often with Bobby Troup, a musician on her early albums, who she had married in 1959.
She had remained close with ex-husband Jack Webb and he cast both her and Troup in his 1972 TV show Emergency! It ran for 6 seasons, and London retired again (she had managed to have five kids along the way).
She rarely gave any interviews and never discussed the breakup of her marriage to Webb. She was a chain smoker from the age of 16, and she suffered a stroke in 1995 and got lung cancer in 1999 and passed away in 2000, at the age of 74.
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Times up. I will now reveal the answer to 406 is Maureen O'Hara in The Deadly Companions from 1961. This was the first theatrical feature film to be directed by Sam Peckinpah.
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This took me to Teala Loring and Lisa Gaye. But I could not find either ever wearing that dress!
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If the correct answer isn't forthcoming within 24 hours I will then reveal the name of the actress and the film..
Will these two mages be a challenge or not?
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A clue for 402 is road.
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Two more images to ponder.
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A 404 clue is film was originally received poorly but is is now considered to be a cult movie.
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Thia film is mostly referred to these days as being a cult classic, but I don't disagree with your thinking.
I have never been drawn to view the film due to all it's poor reviews. IMDb rating is only 4.3/10.
Julie London was born Julie Peck in 1926, and in 1943 she was working as an elevator operator and was "discovered" by agent Sue Carol (Alan Ladd's wife) and she signed a contract, and soon appeared in Esquire, and became on the top "pin-ups" during World War II.
The next year she made her film debut while still in high school, in the super low budget Nabonga. She appeared in a number of movies, but in 1947 married Dragnet's Jack Webb, and "retired".
After divorcing Webb 7 years later, she both resumed making movies AND singing in jazz clubs and releasing records, where her super sultry voice caused her to be named the most popular female vocalist for 1955, 1956, and 1957 and she sang in some movies, and also on some soundtracks.
In the 1960s she released lots of albums and she appeared in lots of TV shows (drama and game shows) often with Bobby Troup, a musician on her early albums, who she had married in 1959.
She had remained close with ex-husband Jack Webb and he cast both her and Troup in his 1972 TV show Emergency! It ran for 6 seasons, and London retired again (she had managed to have five kids along the way).
She rarely gave any interviews and never discussed the breakup of her marriage to Webb. She was a chain smoker from the age of 16, and she suffered a stroke in 1995 and got lung cancer in 1999 and passed away in 2000, at the age of 74.
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From the scene where she sings Cry Me A River in The Girl Can't Help It (1956). Once seen not forgotten.
My final clue is red.