From Miss Sweden in 1950 to an international superstar in the 1960s, Anita Ekberg was the consummate European pinup. A ravishing beauty with the ultimate voluptuous figure, she was nicknamed "The Iceberg."

Beverly Michaels made a big impression as a statuesque schemer in 2 bargain-basement Hugo Haas noirs. Her brief film career - a mere 14 credits - is our loss.

California girl and b-movie vixen, Mari Blanchard was the inspiration for the curvaceous comic strip character "Stupefyin' Jones." In Destry, with Audie Murphy, she spent great pains in making sure her look was nothing like Marlene Dietrich.

Lucy Marlowe was born in LA and was known for her wholesome look and beautiful legs. She had a brief film & tv career in the fifties and leaves us with some darling pinup pictures.

Nadja Tiller is Rosemarie Nitribitt, the notorious German call girl in Das Mädchen Rosemarie, a West German drama from 1958. Loosely based on a true story, this bad girl role help propel Nadja in stardom.

Before becoming popular pin-up in France, Corinne Calvet studied criminal law at the Sorbonne. She caught the eye of producer Hal Wallis and was rewarded with a Paramount contract.

Beautiful showgirl and ditzy blonde extraordinaire Barbara Nichols was a natural comic actress who also appeared in two film noirs - Beyond A Reasonable Doubt and Sweet Smell of Success. Her curvy figure and her entertaining talents made her a natural as a burlesque performer.

Linda Christian is probably best known for her personal life and as Mrs. Tyrone Power. She became the first Bond girl, with an appearance in the television adaptation of Casino Royale in 1954.