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Diamonds Are Forever

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Who is Jill St. John?

Jill St. John is an actress known for her roles in lightweight comedy, adventure, and spy films. She gained prominence with films like Diamonds Are Forever (1971) and The Name of the Game (1968). Later in her career, she expanded into cooking and philanthropy.

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Sean Connery James Bond Movies Ranked: From Worst to Best

Chris Recently, I’ve been doing a series of James Bond ranking articles, breaking the series down by each actor. For some reason, I’ve been going backwards, starting with Daniel Craig, onto Pierce Brosnan and then Roger Moore. Yeah, I missed Timothy Dalton, but it’s hard to do a proper ranking when you’ve only done two movies, so I might combine him and George Lazenby into one. Of course, that brings me to the man himself, Sean Connery. As I like to say, all the other actors played James Bond, but Sean Connery Was James Bond. Not only was he iconic in his classic tux, but he

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A Classic Bond Girl Is Officially Returning for a New Release

James Bond fans everywhere are waiting on tenterhooks for the new Bond bosses at Amazon MGM Studios to select the new 007. Even after they find the right man to be licensed to kill, the next Bond movie, which will be directed by Denis Villeneuve, is still years away. However, there's a new Bond story on the way in the medium that first gave rise to the iconic secret agent, with one of his classic love interests in tow. Ian Fleming, who created James Bond in 1952's Casino Royale, died in 1964, having penned twelve Bond novels and two short story collections. Since then, a number of successors have taken up his

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Tom DeSimone, Director of ‘Chatterbox,’ ‘Reform School Girls,’ Dies at 87

Tom DeSimone, who transitioned from directing adult films into helming a host of B-movies including cult pic “Reform School Girls” and talking-vagina comedy “Chatterbox,” died Oct. 17 in Cathedral City, Calif. He was 87. His brother Bob confirmed his death and said he chose to die with medically assisted end of death after a terminal cancer diagnosis. Born in Revere, Massachusetts and raised in Newton and Weston, DeSimone earned a master’s in film at UCLA and directed the low-budget 1968 adventure film “Terror in the Jungle.” DeSimone directed numerous adult films including “Lust in the Afternoon,” “Gay Guide to Hawaii” and “Prison Girls,” often under the pseudonyms including Lancer Brooks. In 1977, his career went somewhat more mainstream with the comedy “Chatterbox,” about a woman who discovers her vagina can talk. “Tom DeSimone’s ‘Chatterbox’ which stars the game Candice Rialson as Penny, a beautician who discovers that her vagina can talk and

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Tom DeSimone, Director of ‘Chatterbox,’ ‘Hell Night’ and ‘Reform School Girls,’ Dies at 87

Tom DeSimone, who emerged from the world of 1970s gay adult movies to direct such mainstream cult films as the Linda Blair-starring Hell Night and the women-in-prison flicks The Concrete Jungle and Reform School Girls, has died. He was 87. DeSimone died Oct. 17 in a senior care facility in Palm Springs, his younger brother, actor, comedian and drummer Bob DeSimone (Friday the 13th: A New Beginning), told The Hollywood Reporter. He had terminal cancer and opted to end his life with medical assistance. Tom DeSimone also is known for directing the notorious comedy Chatterbox (1977), which starred Candice Rialson as a hairdresser whose vagina talks and has a mind of its (her?) own and featured turns from Rip Taylor and Professor Irwin Corey. The slasher-haunted house film Hell Night (1981), also starring Vincent Van Patten, marked Blair’s return to the horror genre following 1977’s Exorcist II: The Heretic. (Fun fact: Frank Darabont

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Robert Wagner Credits 36-Year Marriage to Jill St. John to 1 ‘Important’ Quality

Robert Wagner credited his 36-year marriage to Jill St. John to one “important” quality they shared. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly published on October 18, the Hart to Hart actor, 96, opened up about the secret to the success of his relationship with St. John, 86. The pair started dating in 1982, after Wagner’s wife, Natalie Wood, died in a November 1981 drowning accident off the coast of Los Angeles. (She was just 43.) St. John sent flowers and a sympathy card to the bereaved husband at the time. Although Wagner and St. John had known each other since the late ’50s — when they were contract players at 20th Century Fox — they reconnected at

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Anjanette Comer, Actress in ‘The Loved One’ and ‘The Appaloosa,’ Dies at 86

Anjanette Comer, the 1960s ingenue who had leading roles in The Loved One, The Appaloosa and The Baby but passed on two major starring opportunities that could have transformed her career, has died. She was 86. Comer died May 28 at UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center, according to a death certificate filed with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health that was obtained by The Hollywood Reporter. She battled leukemia and had heart issues. Comer had chances to star opposite Robert Redford in Barefoot in the Park and alongside Warren Beatty in Bonnie and Clyde, but she declined to work in both landmark 1967 releases, and Jane Fonda and Faye Dunaway, respectively, were the ones who would ultimately benefit. In a 1981 interview with Upi’s Vernon Scott, Comer said she rejected both jobs because she “had this very important relationship with a man, an actor, who didn’t want me to work in movies.

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Diamonds Are Forever Movie Poster

Diamonds Are Forever

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How I Spent My Summer Vacation

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