The Film: Based on vaudeville performer Gypsy Rose Lee’s novel, 'The G-String Murders', Burlesque is credited with coining the term ‘grindhouse’.
Barbara Stanywick plays Dixie (renamed from Gypsy, geddit?), a performer working at a burlesque theatre when two strippers are killed.
The Scene Set-Up: Dixie rips through a giant paper heart, takes centre stage, and sings her signature number ‘The G-String’. The audience eats out of the palm of her shimmering hand.
The Sauce: Bare minimum. This is 1943, y’know.
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Faers
Jan 21st 2010, 1:52
How on earth could you forget the beginning of Planet Terror?! That is one fine Rose!
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Jan 27th 2010, 9:46
If you're allowed Showgirls then surely Salma Hayek with a snake in From Dusk til Dawn is allowed
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Dec 4th 2010, 3:39
The snake dance is classic.
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