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LeonieAlexandria
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I miss her 
Shes SO beautiful.
Shes SO beautiful.returnofsaturn
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it was emailed to me by a friend, I already IMed her asking where she got it but she doesn't remember.. i guess you'll have delete it then.Orchide said:
maybe someone here recognizes it from some Sharon site?!
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I adore this photo of her 
No reposting/photoquoting..."same thread" is not a proper credit. Just give post number please.
No reposting/photoquoting..."same thread" is not a proper credit. Just give post number please.
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Caty_conte
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Hey,
I found this on the internet on "Valley of the Dolls" coming to DVD. Talk about a movie that with fashion sense.
From www.moviesonline.ca
Movie News
Valley of the Dolls: Special Edition on DVD June 13th
Fox has sent us details on a 2-Disc Special Edition of Mark Robson's (Earthquake, Peyton Place) musical drama "Valley of the Dolls", which stars Barbara Perkins, Patty Duke and Sharon Tate onto DVD. The film will be presented in the 1.33:1 Fullscreen format, along with English Stereo and Spanish and English Mono audio Tracks. Subtitles will also be provided. The set will contain a load of extras including a commentary, showtunes, karaoke, screen tests, trailers and promos, making of featurette, trivia track and so much more. Valley of the Dolls: Special Edition will be available to own when it hits store shelves June 13, 2006.
Lured by their dreams of fame and fortune, three ambitious young women enter the world of show business and discover how easy it is to sink into a celebrity nightmare of ego, alcohol and 'pills' - the beloved "dolls." A prim New Englander (Barbara Parkins) unexpectedly skyrockets from her job as secretary in a talent agency to a glamorous TV model. A determined singer (Patty Duke) finds that Hollywood success can also spell self-destruction. And a beautiful sex symbol (Sharon Tate) is torn between the money commands and the shame of feeling exploited. Based on Jacqueline Susann's phenomenal best-seller about the underside of Hollywood, this fascinating melodrama was once seen as a shocking behind-the-scenes look at how show business creates instant stars, destroys romances and changes personalities forever.
DVD details:
Disc 1: Main Feature
1.33:1 Fullscreen Presentation
English Stereo, English and Spanish Mono
English & Spanish Subtitles
Commentary by Alonso Duralde
Cast Commentary
Disc 2: Extra Features
Gotta Get off this Merry-Go-Round: Sex, Dolls and Showtunes
Pill Pop-Up Karaoke: Follow the Bouncing Doll
The Divine Ms. Susann
Doll-A-Palooza: Addicts Forum A Go-Go
Translate French p*rn Movies
What's My Line? Episode
Screen Tests:
Robert Forester & Laura Devon
Judy Garland
Laura Devon & Tony Scotti
Barbara Parkins & Becker & Harada
Sharon Tate
Lara Linday
TV Spots- :10, :20, :60
Trailers: 3:21 & 2:10
Archival Promotional Featurette
Archival Making of
Musical Numbers from ebay
KD Lang Re-mix
LACMA Event
Backstory: Valley of the Dolls
Pop Up Trivia Track-FMC
Soap Opera 1994
Mini Series 1981
Hope everyone is looking forward to this camp classic!
CC
I found this on the internet on "Valley of the Dolls" coming to DVD. Talk about a movie that with fashion sense.
From www.moviesonline.ca
Movie News
Valley of the Dolls: Special Edition on DVD June 13th
Fox has sent us details on a 2-Disc Special Edition of Mark Robson's (Earthquake, Peyton Place) musical drama "Valley of the Dolls", which stars Barbara Perkins, Patty Duke and Sharon Tate onto DVD. The film will be presented in the 1.33:1 Fullscreen format, along with English Stereo and Spanish and English Mono audio Tracks. Subtitles will also be provided. The set will contain a load of extras including a commentary, showtunes, karaoke, screen tests, trailers and promos, making of featurette, trivia track and so much more. Valley of the Dolls: Special Edition will be available to own when it hits store shelves June 13, 2006.
Lured by their dreams of fame and fortune, three ambitious young women enter the world of show business and discover how easy it is to sink into a celebrity nightmare of ego, alcohol and 'pills' - the beloved "dolls." A prim New Englander (Barbara Parkins) unexpectedly skyrockets from her job as secretary in a talent agency to a glamorous TV model. A determined singer (Patty Duke) finds that Hollywood success can also spell self-destruction. And a beautiful sex symbol (Sharon Tate) is torn between the money commands and the shame of feeling exploited. Based on Jacqueline Susann's phenomenal best-seller about the underside of Hollywood, this fascinating melodrama was once seen as a shocking behind-the-scenes look at how show business creates instant stars, destroys romances and changes personalities forever.
DVD details:
Disc 1: Main Feature
1.33:1 Fullscreen Presentation
English Stereo, English and Spanish Mono
English & Spanish Subtitles
Commentary by Alonso Duralde
Cast Commentary
Disc 2: Extra Features
Gotta Get off this Merry-Go-Round: Sex, Dolls and Showtunes
Pill Pop-Up Karaoke: Follow the Bouncing Doll
The Divine Ms. Susann
Doll-A-Palooza: Addicts Forum A Go-Go
Translate French p*rn Movies
What's My Line? Episode
Screen Tests:
Robert Forester & Laura Devon
Judy Garland
Laura Devon & Tony Scotti
Barbara Parkins & Becker & Harada
Sharon Tate
Lara Linday
TV Spots- :10, :20, :60
Trailers: 3:21 & 2:10
Archival Promotional Featurette
Archival Making of
Musical Numbers from ebay
KD Lang Re-mix
LACMA Event
Backstory: Valley of the Dolls
Pop Up Trivia Track-FMC
Soap Opera 1994
Mini Series 1981
Hope everyone is looking forward to this camp classic!
CC
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orchide, what a great picture of sharon! thanks for posting, i have never seen it before!
thank you- neither had Ivalleyofthedolls said:
and Josephine, karma for you and those gorgeous shots
I had never seen the wedding one or any that I remember from that day and oddly enough, once for a 60's flower child themed event, I did my hair with a fall piece and had adorned it with little ribboned white knotty bows all over just like she did
maybe I had seen it once and it was somewhere in my subconscious at the time...very fitting as I do adore Sharon.sunshinesoleil86
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She was such a free spirit too. When you read some of her quotes it's amazing how well she knew herself, considering she was only 26 when she died. She was not only beautiful and sweet but she was so intelligent too. I don't think she ever got as much credit as she deserved
found this reminiscing of her friendship with Sharon by Sheila Wells:
"In all the thousands of words that have been printed about her since her death, none really told about my friend....about the Sharon I knew.
"We were introduced by a wonderful man who was my agent as well as hers, Hal Gefsky. We got along so well that the first week we met we decided to try and find an apartment together. And that's how it all started....our friendship.
"The place we shared was a nice one bedroom apartment on Clark Drive. It was tastefully decorated in early actress. And there were all these people always dropping in. Sharon really loved being hospitable.
"From the beginning, my friends used to tease me. 'How can you wake up in the morning and look at that face of hers?' It was a good question. Sharon was so overwhelmingly, so incredibly beautiful that anyone not knowing her might think it took a lot to live with such a beauty. But you see, that was another thing about Sharon. With all her beauty, everyone loved her. I never heard anyone say a bad word about her, not even another actress. And in this town that's not only a rarity, it's an impossibility!
"I think the greatest thing I could say about Sharon was that she was for real. I mean really for real. Like I said, I haven't heard any stories or news reports that tell about Sharon the way she really was. Even I, who loved her, find it hard to say what I mean so that she doesn't come out sounding all spun sugary. Sharon was the type of a girl who had no defenses, no pretenses, she was just herself all the time. Like if a friend said, 'Hey, that brand of toothpaste you're using is no good. It hurts the enamel.' Most people would answer back, 'Well, maybe you think so, but my dentist recommended it, so there.' You know, on the defensive.
But if you said the same thing to Sharon, she'd look at you wide-eyed and say, 'Oh, really? No kidding? Gee, bad for the enamel? Then I guess I'd better change brands.' It was this incredible talent of hers for believing everybody, for being so easily persuaded, that may have eventually done her more harm than good.
"She was so trusting, so eager to accept people as they were, so generous. Why, there were times, this past year or so, when a whole bunch of people would be at her house and she'd come up to me and say, 'Hey, I wonder who so and so is . . .' Just like it wasn't her house and she wasn't entitled to know. Sharon never shut her door to anyone.
"Anyway, we shared an apartment for a year. Then Sharon left. For a while she dated Jay Sebring and then she went off to Europe to make a film.She met Roman over there.
"You know something funny. I've never seen Sharon on film. I know that sounds strange but I just never did, even as close as we were-or perhaps because we were so close. It's like if a friend said to you, 'I did something yesterday and it wasn't very good, so don't tell.' If you were a close friend, you wouldn't. Well, that's how Sharon felt about her movies. Always she'd tell me, 'Oh, Sheila, the movie I just made was so awful, don't bother going to see it.' And because I had such love and respect for our friendship, I never did.
"As far as Sharon and her relationships with people, she always had a way of finding such goodness in others. If someone hurt her, she'd say,'Oh, Sheilah, I'm sure they didn't mean to.' She'd always make excuses for others. Sharon was just totally loving and also totally vulnerable. She was just a remarkable person, she never gave up on anybody ....
"Sharon used to say that Wende Wagner and I were her two closest friends. Wende is married to Jim Mitchum. She's a darling girl. Both of us, I think, represented a kind of security and stability that Sharon never seemed to find. We were her touch with the real world. Both Wende and I make up our minds to do a thing and then go ahead and do it. But Sharon was always so easily persuaded, so vulnerable. I keep using that word but it's one that fits her so well. Vulnerable. "
all from :
http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Boulevard
more by Sheila on the geocities site as well as the following photos
"In all the thousands of words that have been printed about her since her death, none really told about my friend....about the Sharon I knew.
"We were introduced by a wonderful man who was my agent as well as hers, Hal Gefsky. We got along so well that the first week we met we decided to try and find an apartment together. And that's how it all started....our friendship.
"The place we shared was a nice one bedroom apartment on Clark Drive. It was tastefully decorated in early actress. And there were all these people always dropping in. Sharon really loved being hospitable.
"From the beginning, my friends used to tease me. 'How can you wake up in the morning and look at that face of hers?' It was a good question. Sharon was so overwhelmingly, so incredibly beautiful that anyone not knowing her might think it took a lot to live with such a beauty. But you see, that was another thing about Sharon. With all her beauty, everyone loved her. I never heard anyone say a bad word about her, not even another actress. And in this town that's not only a rarity, it's an impossibility!
"I think the greatest thing I could say about Sharon was that she was for real. I mean really for real. Like I said, I haven't heard any stories or news reports that tell about Sharon the way she really was. Even I, who loved her, find it hard to say what I mean so that she doesn't come out sounding all spun sugary. Sharon was the type of a girl who had no defenses, no pretenses, she was just herself all the time. Like if a friend said, 'Hey, that brand of toothpaste you're using is no good. It hurts the enamel.' Most people would answer back, 'Well, maybe you think so, but my dentist recommended it, so there.' You know, on the defensive.
But if you said the same thing to Sharon, she'd look at you wide-eyed and say, 'Oh, really? No kidding? Gee, bad for the enamel? Then I guess I'd better change brands.' It was this incredible talent of hers for believing everybody, for being so easily persuaded, that may have eventually done her more harm than good.
"She was so trusting, so eager to accept people as they were, so generous. Why, there were times, this past year or so, when a whole bunch of people would be at her house and she'd come up to me and say, 'Hey, I wonder who so and so is . . .' Just like it wasn't her house and she wasn't entitled to know. Sharon never shut her door to anyone.
"Anyway, we shared an apartment for a year. Then Sharon left. For a while she dated Jay Sebring and then she went off to Europe to make a film.She met Roman over there.
"You know something funny. I've never seen Sharon on film. I know that sounds strange but I just never did, even as close as we were-or perhaps because we were so close. It's like if a friend said to you, 'I did something yesterday and it wasn't very good, so don't tell.' If you were a close friend, you wouldn't. Well, that's how Sharon felt about her movies. Always she'd tell me, 'Oh, Sheila, the movie I just made was so awful, don't bother going to see it.' And because I had such love and respect for our friendship, I never did.
"As far as Sharon and her relationships with people, she always had a way of finding such goodness in others. If someone hurt her, she'd say,'Oh, Sheilah, I'm sure they didn't mean to.' She'd always make excuses for others. Sharon was just totally loving and also totally vulnerable. She was just a remarkable person, she never gave up on anybody ....
"Sharon used to say that Wende Wagner and I were her two closest friends. Wende is married to Jim Mitchum. She's a darling girl. Both of us, I think, represented a kind of security and stability that Sharon never seemed to find. We were her touch with the real world. Both Wende and I make up our minds to do a thing and then go ahead and do it. But Sharon was always so easily persuaded, so vulnerable. I keep using that word but it's one that fits her so well. Vulnerable. "
all from :
http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Boulevard
more by Sheila on the geocities site as well as the following photos
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There is much more that she said on the site- some of it relates to Sharon's passing and is kinda sad- but yes, a great article from someone who loved Sharon...she named her daughter for her
Found some great pictures/stills from "The Wrecking Crew (1968) she made this film with Dean Martin:
(sharontate.info)
Found some great pictures/stills from "The Wrecking Crew (1968) she made this film with Dean Martin:
(sharontate.info)
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More on Sharon Tate Style
Hey,
Thanks for all the photos everyone.
I bought an issue of Allure for May 2006 yesterday and I noticed some photos in it that reminded me of Sharon's style.B) I hope you enjoy them!
The first one reminds me of her hair and makeup and the 2nd one of Beyonce's hair reminds me of her hair in Valley of the Dolls and the third reminds me of Sharon in Valley also.
CC
Hey,
Thanks for all the photos everyone.
I bought an issue of Allure for May 2006 yesterday and I noticed some photos in it that reminded me of Sharon's style.B) I hope you enjoy them!
The first one reminds me of her hair and makeup and the 2nd one of Beyonce's hair reminds me of her hair in Valley of the Dolls and the third reminds me of Sharon in Valley also.
CC
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