Terry Peters taken by Harrison Marks at Ewhurst Manor. Taken in the entrance/drawing room sat on one of the two benches it comes from the same set as this shot. A great view of her figure and body with the heel of that foot just covering her smooth pussy below. One could say perfectly placed to hide anything too risque 😉
As many of you will know I’ve always been a big fan of Mary Millington. I’ve posted several images of her on this site from her film and magazine appearances. She was also a big influence on my early years of posting and helped define a few of my tastes! Following Mary also introduced me to some of my other favourite models such as Clyda Rosen, Rosemary English and Pat Astley. She also starred in the famous 1977 film ‘Come Play with Me’ written and directed by Harrison Marks.
Now thanks to Simon Sheridan there is a new blu-ray box-set featuring all of Mary’s famous films. The set contains ‘Come Play with Me’ (1977), ‘The Playbirds’ (1978), ‘Confessions from the David Galaxy Affair’ (1979), ‘Queen of the Blues’ (1979), ‘Mary Millington’s True Blue Confessions’ (1980) – all restored to HD, plus the 2015 documentary ‘Respectable – The Mary Millington Story’. Not only that but it includes an in-depth-interview with Josie Harrison Marks, about her famous filmmaker dad. Some of this was actually filmed at the Weston manor Hotel in Oxfordshire, where ‘Come Play with Me’ was shot in the autumn of 1976.
Simon also commented – “The box-set also includes Mary’s softcore 8mm films, trailers, audio commentaries and a new 80-page book which has some previously unpublished photos and details about her movies. Producer David Sullivan has written the foreword to the book, which is something he’s never done before. I’m extremely proud to have been involved in this project – curating it from the start and putting together – what I hope – will be the ultimate Mary Millington collectors’ package. I really hope fans enjoy it.”
Why you might ask am I giving this collection a plug, other than the links to some of my favourite models and Harrison Marks? Simon contacted me last year mentioning this project and wondered if I had any images of Harrison Marks with his models he could use as part of the documentary with Josie Harrison Marks. I was only too happy to help and provided a collection of my images for Simon to use if he wished.
Well now the box-set is due for release on June 22nd and not only have some of my images been used in the documentary, but I get a mention on the back of the box-set as one of the many great contributors! I am also very privileged to have played a small part in this stunning collection created by Simon about Mary. It’s safe to say my copy is already on pre-order at Amazon here 🙂
Finally, my aim for this site was always to provide high quality images and content that defined the early years of glamour modelling and filmography. Capturing the images so that they were remembered and never forgotten. The fact that I’ve now contributed to several great books and projects, including this one must mean I’m doing something right!
A big thank you to Simon Sheridan and I can’t wait for this to come out and to see my images and name in lights amongst contributors such as Josie Harrison Marks, Suzy Mandel, Clyda Rosen and many many others. And of course to enjoy the great MM in all her glory in HD.
A restored cover of Solo No.6 (1958) by Harrison Marks featuring Rochelle Lofting. A rather seductive and teasing cover of Rochelle. I’m sure it tempted many to stop and flick through the delicious views inside.
I always thought Rochelle was rather under rated, as she had a great figure and bust that she willingly showed off during the late 1950’s in various magazines 😉
A very sunny view of a smiling Marie Deveraux taken on the Isles of Scilly in 1958 by Harrison Marks. This shot was first published in the first Kamera on Location hardback book and appeared on P82.
A cracking shot of Marie and her figure as she plays kneeling in the sand 🙂
A beautiful shot of a smiling unknown model from a 35mm colour slide sent over by Paul from Firebird Records. Such a great smile from this model as she sits atop a fireplace mantal showing off her body. I’d guess the shot was taken late 1960’s or early 70’s based on the full bush on show between the open legs and taken at Scottlee studios in London.
No idea who the model is unless someone can ID her? The shot also has a Georgian feel to it with the wallpaper in the background and the choker she is wearing.
Thanks to Paul from Firebird for sending over this shot and several others and he’s currently selling several sets of 35mm slides over on eBay.
