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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
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4 comments:
Some of the other actors names are interesting... Yanka Mann? That's an unfortunate name right there!! Great artwork on this poster tho!!
Patrick,
Good to hear from you! Yes, that does sound like the screen name for a "handy" porn actress, doesn't it?
I love this poster. I haven't seen the film but have looked into it and like the Hitler vengeance angle
>what self-respecting actress would want that as the last movie on their filmography?
One that was seriously down on her luck in the final years of her disease riddled, alcohol poisoned life. I've read two books about Veronica Lake, and both end on the loneliest, most depressing notes in Hollywood history. She definitely deserved better.
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