Showing posts with label Pamela Tiffin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pamela Tiffin. Show all posts

Friday, December 4, 2020

GOODBYE, PAMELA TIFFIN...

Your talent was undeniable, your presence on film, unforgettable.

In fact, your cinematic queue is nothing short of awe-inspiring, flavored by such fine films as "The Fifth Cord"; "The Hallelujah Trail"; "Harper"; "Come Play with Me"; "Deaf Smith and Johnny Ears"; "One, Two, Three"; "Come Fly with Me"; "State Fair '62"; "For Those Who Think Young"; "The Lively Set"; "The Pleasure Seekers"; "Summer and Smoke"; "The Almost Perfect Crime"; "The Protagonists"; "The Archangel"; "Torture Me But Kill Me with Kisses"; "Kiss the Other Sheik"; "No One Will See You Naked"; "Viva Max!"; and that fabulous "Fugitive" episode, "The Girl From Little Egypt". 

On another pop-cultural perch, you made your indelible mark in Playboy with the 1969 pictorial, "A Toast to Tiffin": pure, provocative gold!

Your fantastic physique and stately stance are the stuff of legend, Ms. Tiffin. You were (and will always be) the kind of lady who haunts a gent's dreams, a goddess of the most enviable extreme.