For Noir Fans

[Dalila di Capri]

My latest adventures.

I really went for the noir lingerie outfit in this film.

I have two versions

It's called either Two Four Six Seven, or Two Four Six Seven Nine depending upon whether you like belly wounds or Belly - Breast combination films.

These will be released later on this week.

Baci

[Dalila di Capri]

More pics...

[Kamryn]

Love the lingerie!!

Kiss,
Kamryn

[Dalila di Capri]

Thanks Kamryn...keep supplying that sex appeal to KHP's productions.

You are one of Paul's best special effects

Baci

[random]

Absolutely scrumptious, Dalila!

Feel free to upgrade the lingerie package to current "naughty" levels any time you see fit.

[kevin67]

Varoom, that would have gotten Dean Martin's blood boiling.

[Dalila di Capri]

3 More pics form the shoot...

I really like the first in the set

baci

[tOkie]

merci



By that, I mean mercy!
















OK


back to reality

[Sandi]

Tokie...NO...this is film noir, the bitch gets NO.....mercy!.....LOL. Good comment by you there.

gawd...that's ME.....oh....no it isn't. It's Dalila!

What a ROLE! I LOVE film noir, Dalila, and, though I will NEVER say anything nice about you, these pix are....dynamite! As in...explosive. As in.....great.....as in.....AROUSING.

The old Barbara Stanwyck roles, Double Indemnity or Strange Loves of Martha Ivers or whatever...Claire Trevor in Murder, My Sweet that later became Charlotte Rampling in the remake called 'Farewell My Lovely'......the original days, too, Dalila, of black and white, when an actress had no 'special effects'...no blood, no squibs. She had to be....an ACTRESS.

You, darling, pass the test. You would have been just as effective 'then', even without the effects you use, or without the semi-nudity you use (LOVE the outfit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!).

When I see you there in those poses, Dalila, I see me....because though I have MANY fantasies with many moods (as you do...we ARE woman, after all!), this is one of my favorite roles and I just 'see' and 'feel' me at each stage of Dalila's....'cycle' while she goes down.

Thx for sharing!

Sandi

[tOkie]

Yes


It's not just the performers, it's all the nuances that combine to make noir.

How could we do without the womens fashions of the era, that are so much a part of the fantasy of the genre. Add in the wide suit coat lapels and the fedoras of the men, who knew when to take off their hats in gestures of respect, whenever a woman was present. The automobiles they drove, ones that had a style and classiness all their own.

OK

Let me go ahead and mention William Bendix, Jayne Meadows, Lloyd Nolan, Robert Mitchum, Veronica Lake, Ray Milland, Jane Wyman, Neville Brand, Claire Trevor, Alan Ladd, Ava Gardner...I could go on and on and on.







I wish I had a fedora.

[tOkie]

Just because I am into this...

[tOkie]

more...

[tOkie]

still more...

[tOkie]

this one, because of musical influences, not only from bands, but from movies too...

[Dalila di Capri]

Thanks very much.

T'Okie, I love those posters. I dress that way in RL much of the time. I am a misplaced 1940's vixen.

Sandi, we ought to try writing an interactive short story on a noir theme. You write from the first person perspective, then I write from the first person perspective.

I am sure that we could do this here and them move the results to the short story portion of the forum

What do you think?

Baci