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Anouska Hempel / production still from Peter Hunt’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969)
Previously posted in 2013, this is a new higher resolution, higher quality version I just produced... Enjoy.
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Christopher Lee and Anouska Hempel in deleted scene from Scars of Dracula (1970)
#scars of dracula#christopher lee#anouska hempel#1970s horror#1970s movies#1970#roy ward baker#hammer films#hammer horror#censorship#deleted scene
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New Zealand-born actress Anouska Hempel, May 1969
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Anouska Hempel in "Scars of Dracula" (1970)
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Scars of Dracula (1970)
"You must give me time to prepare you for what we both have to do."
"Both?"
"Yes, both of us. Without my guidance, you'd never survive the ordeal; without your courage, I could not even attempt it."
#scars of dracula#1970#hammer horror#dracinema#hammer films#roy ward baker#anthony hinds#christopher lee#jenny hanley#dennis waterman#christopher matthews#patrick troughton#michael gwynn#michael ripper#wendy hamilton#anouska hempel#delia lindsay#bob todd#david leland#james bernard#absolutely chaotic in terms of script and plotting‚ with a first act that feels like the end of a different film entirely (the angry mob#burn down the castle in the first 15 minutes! and then it's not really a plot point after that!). Lee was late to agree to returning‚ so#this was written as a potential reboot with another actor; it also had the misfortune to be packaged in a double deal with Hammer's#Frankenstein reboot‚ the p woeful Horror of Frankenstein‚ which hasn't helped its reputation. but it's ok? not great by any means but not#quite as bad as its reputation either. Lee wrote and spoke very dimly of this film but he's actually giving it everything on camera and he#gets used to his strengths (he probably has more dialogue here than in the rest of the Hammer Draculas combined). Stoker purists will enjoy#little details from the book (Drac scampers around the castle walls at last) and for the rest of us there's Pat Troughton cosplaying as a#werewolf as Drac man's right hand arm Klove. he's pretty wonderful (tunelessly whistling and happily bobbing around as he butchers and#dismembers the corpse of an unfortunate victim) but it made me truly insane in the brain when i did the maths and realised this was barely#a year after he finished work on DW; he looks a decade older‚ at least. James Bernard's score is absolutely brilliant‚ too among his best
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Anouska Hempel from Scars of Dracula (1970)
Illustration of Shareella the Snow Witch from Fighting Fantasy: Caverns of the Snow Witch (1984), by Gary Ward and Edward Crosby.
#horror#fantasy#hammer horror#dracula#fighting fantasy#vampires#anouska hempel#shareella#i was really into the fighting fantasy books when I was in grade school. Caverns of the snow witch being the first one I got
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On November 22, 1972 Scars of Dracula debuted in Spain.
Here's some new Anouska Hempel art to celebrate!
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Home of interior and garden designer Anouska Hempel.
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Actress Anouska Hempel in the Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)🎬📽️🎞️
Via @thereal60sbazaar on Instagram🌟
#60s icons#girlsofthesixties#anoushka Kemble#60s actress#bond girl#on her majesty's secret service#1969
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CHRISTOPHER LEE and ANOUSKA HEMPEL
SCARS OF DRACULA (1970)
#scars of dracula (1970)#draculaedit#vampireedit#vampiredit#horroredit#filmedit#filmgifs#moviegifs#moviehub#cinemapix#dailyflicks#fyeahmovies#*mine#media#vampcore
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‘The building I most admire is the Doges Palace in Venice, both by day and by night. Looking at it from the lagoon, it resembles a floating kilim carpet. I love all the bridges which connect houses, people, gardens and palaces. I also love moats to isolate yourself. A ha-ha for secrecy, as in every English country garden.’ – Anouska Hempel
#Venezia#Venice#Italia#Italy#Architecture#piazza san marco#san marco#campanile di san marco#San Marco Square#murano#Burano#Rialto bridge#bridge#river#water#history#quote#travel#Travel Photography#urban travel
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Anouska Hempel New Zealand film actress. In 1969, she appeared in the James Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service as one of the "angels of death."
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