DARK SHADOWS FORUMS
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Footage and dialogue from Grayson's role in the 1966 film Who are you, Polly Magoo? is woven into this music video from Cosmicolor, Magnifigue:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNgOZ6Pizqg
I love the shots of Grayson speaking French on the telephone and... well, really, ALL of it.
Off to collapse on my fainting couch,
G.
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DIVINE!
Such a lovely lady.
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"swoonsworthy" indeed!
note la hall handling that telephone with both hands to boot! [easter_kiss]
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You can't get more Sixties Sassy than that!
Gerard
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That was lovely - and so nicely done. I'll have to try and catch the movie, I don't recall ever seeing it.
Was that Peggy Moffitt I spotted?
Thanx T
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yes.
it's set in the fashion industry in paris in the 1960's with grayson playing an imperious, diana vreeland-esque editor.
moffit and other models of the period appear throughout.
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Dom, you have a great eye!
The legendary Delphine Seyrig also appears, in a scene set in a cemetery with a mock funeral supposedly staging "the death of fashion." Unfortunately Grayson for some reason was not included in that scene, even though one can imagine how perfect it would have been to have had her declaiming some iconic phrases over the ultra chic "corpse."
As many of us know, Delphine went on to appear in the Belgian horror film Daughters of Darkness opposite our very own John Karlen in 1970.
Delphine and Grayson probably did know one another--Delphine spent time in the Fifties and Sixties living in Greenwich Village doing avant garde theatre and hanging out with the Beats (and appearing in the early Beat film from 1958, Pull my daisy).
G.
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That was so fabulous!