I know, I know; it appears that SCR is devolving—some would call it evolving, actually—into a kind of tony cheesecake site, but I assure you, it’s all just a coincidence and the next image to post on this blog is sure to be something with less potential prurient interest. But in case you were wondering (and I have to say I really think you were), yes, that is young Helen Mirren above, younger even than in Powell’s Age of Consent, doing a bit of faux-burlesque in the extraordinary object known as Herostratus, the subject of today’s Foreign Region DVD Report, at The Auteurs’.
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