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Aron Kincaid
on Bobbi
Shaw-The
Ghost in the Invisible Bikini—“Bobbi
had a standoffish attitude. She
fancied herself some brilliant
comedienne and thought the material
was beneath her. She acted as if I
didn’t exist. I really didn’t care
for her at all.” |
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Chris Noel
on
Mary Ann
Mobley— Girl Happy—“Mary
Ann was a phony. She was the only
person I worked with that I would
say that about. She was saccharine,
sweet and phony!” |
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Quinn O’Hara
on Raquel
Welch—A Swingin’
Summer—“I didn’t have a hell of
a lot of choice of what to wear
since I barely had time to get a
wardrobe together. I thought Raquel
is going to have to like it or lump
it because I wasn’t getting another
swimsuit.” |
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Darlene
Tompkins on
Joan Blackman—Blue
Hawaii—“Joan Blackman was very
full of herself. I had heard of her
and thought she was a star so I
wasn't surprised.” |
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Bart Patton
on James
Darren—Gidget Goes
Hawaiian—“He didn’t know how to
swim. It was ridiculous seeing him
in the water pretending to surf.” |
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Laurel Goodwin
on Stella Stevens - Girls! Girls!
Girls! - "She was very aloof to
everybody, even to Elvis. I heard
gossip and stories about her from
wardrobe to makeup to hairdressing.
They called her Madame Stella - she
thought she was some great stellar
star. And she really wasn't much of
anything at that time" |
