What man wouldn’t want to hold Marilyn Hanold in her heyday? With long legs, a cinched waist and large chest, the statuesque stunner was the quintessential picture of a 1950s beauty. The Big Apple babe was also a wild child so her police officer father was none too pleased when she ditched her secretary job in NYC to become a chorus line dancer in Las Vegas. Once Marilyn went further west, she undressed as a showgirl at the Moulin Rouge in Hollywood. If her heart still belonged to Daddy, the Playmate of the Month’s 1959 spread in Playboy belonged to the hard-ons of her fans. Like so many stacked starlets, Ms. Hanold parlayed her great looks into acting work. Throughout the 1950s and ’60s, the arousing ingénue could be seen on the boob tube per her guest spots in various hits (Bewitched, Batman, The Phil Silvers Show). The busty brunette also lent her sexy presence to big screen movies (Back from Eternity), mainstream comedies (The Sad Sack), and low-budget crime flicks (The Garment Jungle). As a scream queen, she could be seen in the chiller dillers Frankenstein Meets the Spacemonster (1965) and The Brain That Wouldn’t Die (1962). In the latter, the hottie plays a stripper who unzips her dress to reveal a mam-enhancing corset and nylon-covered gams. When the skintastc actress rolls her garter off, a blonde burlesque dancer calls her a tramp. The lingerie-clad dames then engage in an erotic cat-fight that will have you wishing Marilyn made more movies!
