Movie & TV EUFs

[lonmol]

EUF publicity still of Catherine Oxenberg from the film; Lair of the White Worm.

[de_niro_2004]

Originally Posted by lonmol

I think this is from a film called; The Navy Lark, but I could be wrong. I'd have guessed it was from one of the Carry On films, and I've seen it posted elsewhere as; Operation Bullworth.

It's from Further Up The Creek. One of the best forms of LSS, when women in uniform are reduced to their underwear.

[Heisuke]

Originally Posted by FFSharkTrap74

Yes. Her husband had some kind of Phobia about her wearing close.
It was bad luck or something.

He was married to a mob boss's daughter that hated him for some reason; the plot was for him to act like Petruchio from The Taming of the Shrew and not let her eat, drink, dress etc. because nothing was "good enough" for her.

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by Heisuke

He was married to a mob boss's daughter that hated him for some reason; the plot was for him to act like Petruchio from The Taming of the Shrew and not let her eat, drink, dress etc. because nothing was "good enough" for her.

Here's a rare (EUF) publicity still of Dinah Manhoff from Soap (found on an auction site).

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by lonmol

Here's a rare (EUF) publicity still of Dinah Manhoff from Soap (found on an auction site).

That should read Manoff. The damn autocorrect keeps adding the H.

[lonmol]

EUF/Forced to Strip from an unknown film (GiF).

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by de_niro_2004

It's from Further Up The Creek. One of the best forms of LSS, when women in uniform are reduced to their underwear.

Here's a publicity still and the movie poster. Good scene, terrible underwear. Why didn't they just go with actual 1950's lingerie instead of costume underwear? Interesting fact I just learned, in the scene where they're marching across the tarmac, those women are real WRENS. When the jet engine blows their uniforms off, they substituted actresses/models.

[lonmol]

Catherine O'Hara (and others) EUF scene (GiFs), from the television show SCTV. Catherine O'Hara was particularly good looking back then.

[lonmol]

All of the B&W EUF publicity stills featuring Stella Stevens (that I know of), from the film; The Silencers. There are still a few color photos that I have to run down. I remember thinking that this was the greatest scene in film history the first time I saw it (underwear wise, that is).

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by lonmol

All of the B&W EUF publicity stills featuring Stella Stevens (that I know of), from the film; The Silencers. There are still a few color photos that I have to run down. I remember thinking that this was the greatest scene in film history the first time I saw it (underwear wise, that is).

Here's one of the color publicity stills (plus some screencaps and a GiF).

As a side note, Stella Stevens is wearing what I consider "transitional panties" in this scene. They're halfway between the gigantic battleship armor of the late fifties/early sixties, and modern bikini panties. True granny panties would be anything larger than these.