Author Topic: EVERY BLACK & WHITE PHOTO TELLS A STORY (Read 2019854 times)

GEMMA · « **Reply #15180 on:** January 18, 2019, 04:46:12 PM »

I can confirm it is indeed the lovely Dianna Dors in her hey day, though i can understand her being confused with Jane Mansfield.

welder · « **Reply #15181 on:** January 18, 2019, 05:05:58 PM »

Diana Dors & Ginger Rogers at Cannes film festival

Image result for photo of Diana Dors' partner

Highway66 · « **Reply #15182 on:** January 18, 2019, 05:06:26 PM »

Everytime I see a photo Of Diana Dors I remember a TRUE story that took place around 1969. I was sitting at home on a chair close to the tv reading a book with my 2 and a half year old Daughter on my knee. There was a black and white film on the tv which I wasn't paying any attention to when my young Daughter started to shout "look Daddy look". I glanced up and could see Diana Dors in a VERY low cut dress in some kind of a night club. I pretended not to notice what was on tv but my Daughter was getting more and more animated and kept shouting"look Daddy Look". Still I ignored her pleas for me to look until she finally grabbed my face between her hands and turned my head round to the tv and Exclaimed, Look, Daddy, look where that Woman's BUM is. We still laugh about this today