SteyrAUG
06-03-14, 00:20
Bettie Page Reveals All (2012) (http://www.amazon.com/Bettie-Page-Reveals-All/dp/B00ID8H98C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401772046&sr=8-1&keywords=bettie+page+reveals+all)
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For those who don't know the backstory, Bettie Page was the most popular pinup of the early 1950s and then suddenly disappeared around 1959. This mysterious absence created some notoriety and by the early 1980s she was a pop icon and very few people knew what became of her.
As a result, there were lots of books, some docudramas and a great deal of unfounded speculation. Bettie Page died in December of 2008 but before she did she granted an interview to set the record straight.
The documentary "Bettie Page Reveals All" is based upon that interview which seems to be the only one she ever participated in after she was rediscovered. It's all there...the good, the bad, the truly unfortunate and the incredible images.
I've been a Bettie Page fan since the mid 1980s and have most of her film material, quite a few photos and even some rare vintage magazine pictorials. I've read most of the books available about her as well.
Having said that, this is probably the best documentary on the subject and she certainly had an interesting life. If you are in any way a Bettie Page fan you will want to check this one out.
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http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51FfLYviz3L._SY300_.jpg
For those who don't know the backstory, Bettie Page was the most popular pinup of the early 1950s and then suddenly disappeared around 1959. This mysterious absence created some notoriety and by the early 1980s she was a pop icon and very few people knew what became of her.
As a result, there were lots of books, some docudramas and a great deal of unfounded speculation. Bettie Page died in December of 2008 but before she did she granted an interview to set the record straight.
The documentary "Bettie Page Reveals All" is based upon that interview which seems to be the only one she ever participated in after she was rediscovered. It's all there...the good, the bad, the truly unfortunate and the incredible images.
I've been a Bettie Page fan since the mid 1980s and have most of her film material, quite a few photos and even some rare vintage magazine pictorials. I've read most of the books available about her as well.
Having said that, this is probably the best documentary on the subject and she certainly had an interesting life. If you are in any way a Bettie Page fan you will want to check this one out.
http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/34/d3/ff/34d3ffe2e4b07db962a43fd01e6e0db0.jpg