Gone Too Soon: Mamorial Day Top 10
Gone Too Soon: Mamorial Day Top 10
Blog Posts about Jean Seberg
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Here's one issue both Mamocrats and Re-pubic-ans alike can come together regarding: deciding the hottest onscreen vixen of all time.
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GQ's compiled a list of 25 searingly hot perv-formances by women on the silver screen like Ursula Andress in Dr. No and Scarlett Johansson in Lost in Translation.
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Waifish and wonderfully pert-boobied Jean Seberg, who wowed the world in the French new-wave milestone Breathless, tragically took her own life on this date in 1979.
The Iowa native became a skinternational sex symbol after portraying an American student who harbors a cop killer in director Jean-Luc Godard’s existential 1960 classic. She then starred in multiple arthouse films – some hits, many obscurities, a few with nifty nude scenes -- over the next two decades.
Mirroring the radical tendencies of her signature role, Jean supported the Black Panther party, which led to heavy interference in her life from the FBI. The political brouhaha ignited a firestorm of personal troubles for Jean that included multiple divorces, a miscarriage, and several suicide attempts.
Sadly, Jean was found dead on September 8, 1979 in the back seat of her car, holding a note that read “Forgive me. I can no longer live with my nerves."
We forgive you Jean. And we honor you today for never failing to leave us Breathless.
By Col. Tobias McGleaner, ret.Children should be seen and not heard; women should be obscene and not heard.
That's my philosophy and it's written inside the cover of the McGleaner Bible, which my family has handed down over the generations.
That Good Book's hallowed pages are smeared with the blood of many a mighty man that has made the ultimate sacrifice for our beloved country. Yes, those words are printed in the gore of my family line.
Don't like it? Lump it!
