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Ophélie Winter in the title role
Sandahl Bergman in the title role
Sandahl Bergman and Harrison Muller as 'Dick' in She (1984) - image sourced from IMDB
Olinka doing a fabulous Ursula look-a-like - image sourced from IMDB
Rare poster in good condition for reproduction sourced from IMDB
l to r Italian and English versions of the same film - I know which I prefer, the Italian, more sophisticated and enticing interpretation overall - images sourced from IMDB
Glad this was created to bring the two 'Ayeshas', and their respective film scores together
So alike they could be two sets of twins - l to r Olga Schoberová and John Richardson as Ayesha and Leo Vincent sourced from IMDB and John Richardson and Ursula Andress sourced from Getty Images (MGM Studios)
Everybody recognises Ayesha in her 'iconic' pose as she attempts to prove the flames which give eternal life are harmless (not the second time around!) - image sourced from the Hammer & Beyond blog.
The instantly recognisable poster used for the 1965 version of 'She' - image sourced from The Saleroom
I have no idea what an 'Exhibitors' Campaign Book' is but am grateful for Radio Pictures to have produced one and IMDB for making it available to source.
I love this magnificent and regal version of 'Ayesha' as played by Helen Gahagan - image sourced from n.noovie.com with thanks
A powerful poster claiming Ayesha is 'Young and beautiful for 500 years .... and wicked every one of them!" - image sourced from Pinterest
Poster image sourced from Motion Pictures.net
This 1935 RKO publicity poster, extolling the virtues of the creator of 'King Kong', the most imaginative story ever written and the most compelling eponymous heroine, really sells the story - images sourced from reghartt.ca.cineforum
Three unusual pieces of artwork for the film sourced from IMDB
'Arrival'
'Watching over you'
'Getting to know you'
'Possession'
'Retribution'
'Vengeance'
'Rescue'
'Revolt'
This magnificent set of Lobby Cards were sourced from : dyn1.heritagestatic.com with grateful thanks (the titles are my own)
Sourced from NitrateVille
Images sourced from VisualHaggard.org and described as 'scenes from the photoplay, a Lee-Bradford Production starring Betty Blythe'
Hope you enjoyed this quick romp through the remarkably preserved silent movie from 1911
Compilation poster for the 1911 adaptation - image sourced from IMDB
Read the accompanying Plot here
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