Marilyn Chambers found dead........thanks for the Mamories!
 

My real dad had the movie "Behind the green door" hidden behind his bookshelf, I would never be the same!

Nothing to do with audio. Moved to Movies Forum and will be watched very, very closely by the Moderators.

a classic...

A lady pure as Ivory Snow...

A sad story. Read about Linda Lovelace.

These male fantasies have a high price for the women who provide them.

I met her three years ago at a horror convention in Rosemont Illinois. I had my picture taken with her and I go her autograph. She was very nice and still good looking. Sorry to hear the news.

Smoking babe and watching her films, I always got the sense that she had some real acting talent.

Well, at least she didn't blow her brains out.

That's cold my friend. No pun intended at all!!!
Regards,
Jim

I am not sure why it is cold and I don't get your pun.

Have you forgotten Savannah & Shauna Grant?

Her brains was the only thing she didnt blow.........what too soon?

Come on, guys, it's poor style to make fun of the recently departed.

I met Ms. Chambers at a social event in 1973 and thought her a lovely and totally charming lady. What she did for a living was, imo, unfortunate but she did what she had to do, I guess, to put groceries on the table. She graciously allowed me to take a photo of her - it's an unposed portrait and one of the best photographs I've ever taken. She had the most photogenic face.......

I do think that the poster for "Behind the Green Door" is one of the greatest movie posters of all time. Just her portrait and the movie title. Whoever did that poster was brilliant.

She was, at that time (1973), incredibly naturally beautiful and didn't have, or need, any of the ugly "enhancements" that are so pervasive today. I think that she could have had a good career in Hollywood or television had she not been basically blacklisted because of "...Green Door."

I had no idea who the lady was, so I had to Google her.

RIP.

"She graciously allowed me to take a photo of her - it's an unposed portrait and one of the best photographs I've ever taken." --Danj

Well, why don't you post it and let us see her in a more normal appearance and venue. I am always interested in the human side of the famous, or infamous, as the case may be.

Great Idea macfreek!