Reply With QuoteYou must have many interesting stories to tell...Originally Posted by HUGHJAMPTON
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Thread: Women Disguised as Men
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25-01-11 10:30 AM #41Senior Member Country:
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Not because Joan of Arc got dressed in the dark? Originally Posted by CaptainWaggett
I'll get me coat...
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25-01-11 10:45 AM #42Senior Member Country:
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25-01-11 10:55 AM #43Senior Member Country:
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Young women would often disguise themselves as a man in Western movies so they could go ride the range instead of having to stay home in the Scrubbery. Hats were a big help in the old days of course........
Ellie May always wanted to be equal to a man but she didn't feel the need to pretend.
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25-01-11 11:26 AM #44Administrator Country:
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Barbara Windsor in Carry on Dick
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25-01-11 11:35 AM #45Senior Member Country:
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Must run in the family ... Originally Posted by cornershop15
Bizarre!
Diana Rigg (on the right!) in Theatre of Blood is another one:
With Vincent Price, of course
Rachael Stirling (Diana Rigg Junior), left, and Keeley Hawes, right, from Tipping The Velvet.
Stirling also played her mother's Theatre of Death part on stage, so she must have man-dragged up (if that's the correct expression).
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25-01-11 11:54 AM #46Senior Member Country:
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Are you trying to mess with Hugh's mind? Originally Posted by Steve Crook
Barbara Windsor in Carry on Dick
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25-01-11 12:00 PM #47Senior Member
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Where's my raincoat Originally Posted by CaptainWaggett
Are you trying to mess with Hugh's mind?
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25-01-11 12:21 PM #48Senior Member
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Judy Loe as Chief Petty Officer Russell in Ripping Yarns: The Curse of the Claw
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25-01-11 03:50 PM #49Senior Member Country:
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Samntha Eggar in the 1962 film Dr. Crippen, playing the real life role of Ethel Le Neve who masqueraded as a certain Master Robinson aboard the SS Montrose.
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26-01-11 03:12 AM #50Senior Member Country:
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Joan Marshall was very convincing as a man in Homicidal - so much so, I actually thought that was a real guy who portrayed the Warren character. She used the name Jean Arless for that role. It is available on DVD and worth watching
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26-01-11 06:33 PM #51Senior Member Country:
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Thanks torinfan, I've been trying to remember the name of that one all day long. My memory of the film is of Helga who died "screaming".
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