Obscure Starlets: Francy Fair

Starlet Francy Fair on the cover of vintage Belgian magazine Ciné-Revue, July 1971. In the early 1970s, Francy Fair appeared in a few Italian and German (sex) comedies: Bruno Corbucci's Due Bianchi nell'Africa Nera (1970) with Franco and Ciccio, Rolf Thiele's Komm nach Wien, Ich Zeich dir Was! (1970), Hänsel und Gretel Verliefen sich im Wald (1970), Komm, Liebe Maid und Mache, with Edwige Fenech (The Brazen Women of Balzac - 1970) and Enzo Barboni's Anche Gli Angeli Mangiano Fagioli (1973), with Bud Spencer and Giuliano Gemma.

Carlo Pedersoli & Mario Girotti in the Tub

More familiar under the names of Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, these two Italian actors made 18 hugely popular films together, amongst which a great deal of Eurowesterns. Perhaps the two funniest are the 1970, Lo Chiamavano Trinità (They call me Trinity) and the 1971, ... Continuavano a Chiamarlo Trinità (Trinity is STILL my Name), where they appear as the unlikely brothers, Trinità (Hill) and Bambino (Spencer). Here are some original French and German stills from both movies, along with a few from one of their earlier efforts, the 1967 Dio Perdona ... Ii no! (God Forgives ... I Don't!).