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Harrison Marks

2014-08-15T12:00:45Z

Meister1:

{{Biobox new
|type=nonperformer
| name = Harrison Marks
| photo = [[Image:Harrison Marks.jpg|240px|Harrison Marks with Annette Johnson]]
| alias = George Harrison Marks, George Harrison-Marks
| birth month= August
|birth day=6
| birth year = 1926
| birth location = London, United Kingdom
| death month= June
|death day=27
| death year = 1997
| years active = 1953-1997
| nationality = British
| occupation = {{np-photographer|Photographer}}, {{np-director}}, cinematographer, actor, editor
| field = [[Pin-up]], [[adult models|adult]], [[porn stars|hardcore]], [[fetish]]
| influenced by =
| influenced =
| nhomepage = http://www.harrison-marks.com
| nblog =
| nimdb = 0548833
| nafdb =
| nmodelmayhem =
| nonemodelplace =
| nmyspace =
| nyoutube =
}}

[[Image:Harrison Marks 1980s.jpg|160px|left|thumb|Harrison Marks in the early 1980s]]
'''Harrison Marks''' (born '''George Harris Marks''' on [[August 6]], [[1926]], died [[June 27]], [[1997]])<ref name="bio">{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/george.htm | title = George Harrison-Marks | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-05-07}}</ref> was a [[British]] [[glamour]] and [[pin-up]] {{np-photographer}}. Marks founded the Kamera group of magazines with his then partner [[Pamela Green]] in 1957. He also made a number of 8mm loop films and 5 feature films.
 

== Work ==
[[Image:PaulaPage.jpg|thumb|left|999x210px|[[Paula Page]] off Kamera no.40 Photo: Harrison Marks]]
[[Image:Solo cover vol. 1.jpg|thumb|left|999x210px|[[Ann Austin]] Photo: Harrison Marks]]
{{clearleft}}
{{model list}}

=== Films ===
====Feature Films====
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
{{film|Naked As Nature Intended|style=listfull|image=Naked as Nature Intended (1961).jpg|released=[[December]] [[1961]]|starring=[[Pamela Green]] Jackie Salt|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Labeled as a nudist film to avoid cenorship}}
{{film|The (Naked) World of Harrison Marks|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1966]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] Pamela Green [[June Palmer]] [[Cleo Simmons]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Harrison plays at least 8 roles}}
{{film|Pattern of Evil|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1968]]|starring= Rena Brown [[Monique Devereux]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Made only for the American market}}
{{film|9 Ages of Nakedness|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1969]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] [[June Palmer]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Originally called 7 Ages of Nakedness}}
{{film|Come Play With Me|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1976]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] Alfie Bass|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{filmography end}}

==== Selected 8mm's====
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
{{film|Art for Art’s Sake|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=Pamela Green Jean Spaul|director=Harrison Marks|notes=No.1}}
{{film|Making Hay|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Paula Page]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{film|Exhibition|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Lorraine Burnett]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{film|Cover Girl|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Erica (pin up model)|Erica]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{filmography end}}
{{clearall}}

=== Magazines ===
==== Kamera====
In 1957, ''Kamera'' the 7 x 5 inch, 36 page, monthly pocketbook, was started with the help of [[Pamela Green]].<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/hub.htm | title = Welcome to the World of Harrison Marks | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-09-22}}</ref> The photographs in Kamera were retouched, where necessary, to disguise any sign of pubic hair or genitals, to try and avoid the danger of falling foul of the British obscenity law. Kamera No.1 was sold out the first 5 week after it's release. Six weeks after No.1, Kamera No.2 was released and sold a quarter of a million copies. Where it was decided to make Kamera a monthly publication.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/kamera2.htm | title = Kamera: 1957-1968| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-10-11}}</ref> By the time No.5 came around, both George and Pamela were convinced to create other material with the Kamera name.
*''Kamera Calender'' which was released in 1958.
*''Kamera Special'' an additional 64 page annual edition was published towards the end of 1957.
*''Kamera Backstage'', a 96 page pocketbook which would offer behind scenes look.
*''The Best of Kamera'', 80 pages of selected photographs from previous issues of Kamera
*''Kamera Winter Special'' the last of the Kamera specials in 1967.
In 1959, the number of issues per year stated to decline then it's demise in 1968 due to competition such as ''Playboy'', ''Penthouse'' and [[Russell Gay]]'s ''Fiesta''.
{{clearleft}}

====Solo====
''Solo'' was also a successful publication, which was a 32 page black and white format to Kamera, with a color cover. But only featuring just one model in each issue. It was launched in mid 1958, which ran parallel with Kamera to Issue No.61 (1968). Solo was not a monthly publication, but there were 61 consecutive issues.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/solo_int.htm | title = Solo: 1958-1968| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-10-11}}</ref>

====Kane====
After going bankrupt in 1970. Harrison struggled to get back on his feet again, and has done everything to get a business up and running again. Going to a pub he recognized some people from the Soho magazine "Janus" that he'd produced some home movies for in the past. Their old owner and editor has died and none of the staff knew how to put together a magazine. Harrison was asked to help publish the magazine on unfimiliar territory. Since he spent the last 20 years taking photos of naked women while their buttocks were never purposely featured on his magazines. In Kamera, the buttocks were purposely ignored.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/kane.htm | title = Kane| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-14}}</ref> Since Kane featured CP based schoolgirls being spanked and Harrison was surprised how women would voulenteer on the subject. After some success with Janus, he decided to started own magazine on the subject in 1982. Kane was a monthly publication and spawned out home movies and videos. Kane's 100th issue was in 2007, after Harrison's death in 1997. His daughter took over as editor of the publication and it continues successfully today.

====Other Magazines====
*''Femme'' appeared around the summer of 1958, featuring photographs from around the world of nude and semi-nude female models. Featured the work such as Roland Carre, Belorgey, and [[Bunny Yeager]] including Harrison Marks whose photos were used majority of the time. The magazine was a 64 black and white pages on 9½" x 6¾" format. Dissappointing sales would result from the larger format and the price, and later would be reduced to the 7"x 5" size. Then finally it's demise in 1968.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/femme.htm | title = Femme | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-26}}</ref>
*''In Focus'' was also published in 1958 and was identical to Kamera. Only published as a monthly publication it ran to at least Issue No.21.
*''US Glamour'' which ran for 13 issues by the end of the 1950s. Issue 5, would feature Betty Page who got a 48 page special pocketbook called "Betty Page Album".<ref name="magazines">{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/books.htm | title = Other Harrison Marks Publications | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-26}}</ref>
*''Plaisir'', ''Outdoor Strip'', ''Ici Paris'', ''Fotaq'' and ''Nus Francais'' formed by Gaffinia Publications, a 32 page style Kamera magazines featuring 3 well known photographers. Who briefly ran Femme for awhile.<ref name="magazines"/>
*''Macabre'' which featured 3 models in a bedroom setting. 2 women in black leather outfits, and the other woman wearing a negligee, stocking and suspenders. June 1968 would see the last copies of this magazine.

== Private Life ==
Harrison first got involved in glamour photography in 1953 after he met Pamela Green. Whom had a relationship with her. Though they were never married, this would be a disadvantage to her, since she wouldn't be able to the the rights to any of their work when splitting up in [[1967]],<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.pamela-green.com/kamera.live | title = Kamera| work = http://www.pamela-green.com/ | accessdate = 2008-11-22}}</ref> then would later marry Toni Burnett. In [[1970]], George was declared bankrupt and lost just about everything he had.<ref name="bio"/> Harrison is considered the British [[Russ Meyer]], due to their fasination to large-breasted women. "Big tits sell" was Marks' motto.
{{clearleft}}

== External links ==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Marks Wikipedia article]
*[http://www.kane-magazine.com/ Kane Magazine Official Website]
*[http://www.pamela-green.com/ Pamela Green Official Website]

== References ==
{{reflist}}<noinclude>

[[Category:Photographers (non-performing)]]
[[Category:Directors (non-performing)]]

</noinclude>

Harrison Marks

2014-08-15T12:00:03Z

Meister1:

{{Biobox new
|type=nonperformer
| name = Harrison Marks
| photo = [[Image:Harrison Marks.jpg|240px|Harrison Marks with Annette Johnson]]
| alias = George Harrison Marks, George Harrison-Marks
| birth month= August
|birth day=6
| birth year = 1926
| birth location = London, United Kingdom
| death month= June
|death day=27
| death year = 1997
| years active = 1953-1997
| nationality = British
| occupation = {{np-photographer|Photographer}}, {{np-director}}, cinematographer, actor, editor
| field = [[Pin-up]], [[adult models|adult]], [[porn stars|hardcore]], [[fetish]]
| influenced by =
| influenced =
| nhomepage = http://www.harrison-marks.com
| nblog =
| nimdb = 0548833
| nafdb =
| nmodelmayhem =
| nonemodelplace =
| nmyspace =
| nyoutube =
}}

[[Image:Harrison Marks 1980s.jpg|160px|left|thumb|Harrison Marks in the early 1980s]]
'''Harrison Marks''' (born '''George Harris Marks''' on [[August 6]], [[1926]], died [[June 27]], [[1997]])<ref name="bio">{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/george.htm | title = George Harrison-Marks | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-05-07}}</ref> was a [[British]] [[glamour]] and [[pin-up]] {{np-photographer}}. Marks founded the Kamera group of magazines with his then partner [[Pamela Green]] in 1957. He also made a number of 8mm loop films and 5 feature films and would also gain world-wide recognition.
 

== Work ==
[[Image:PaulaPage.jpg|thumb|left|999x210px|[[Paula Page]] off Kamera no.40 Photo: Harrison Marks]]
[[Image:Solo cover vol. 1.jpg|thumb|left|999x210px|[[Ann Austin]] Photo: Harrison Marks]]
{{clearleft}}
{{model list}}

=== Films ===
====Feature Films====
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
{{film|Naked As Nature Intended|style=listfull|image=Naked as Nature Intended (1961).jpg|released=[[December]] [[1961]]|starring=[[Pamela Green]] Jackie Salt|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Labeled as a nudist film to avoid cenorship}}
{{film|The (Naked) World of Harrison Marks|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1966]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] Pamela Green [[June Palmer]] [[Cleo Simmons]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Harrison plays at least 8 roles}}
{{film|Pattern of Evil|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1968]]|starring= Rena Brown [[Monique Devereux]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Made only for the American market}}
{{film|9 Ages of Nakedness|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1969]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] [[June Palmer]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Originally called 7 Ages of Nakedness}}
{{film|Come Play With Me|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1976]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] Alfie Bass|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{filmography end}}

==== Selected 8mm's====
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
{{film|Art for Art’s Sake|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=Pamela Green Jean Spaul|director=Harrison Marks|notes=No.1}}
{{film|Making Hay|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Paula Page]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{film|Exhibition|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Lorraine Burnett]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{film|Cover Girl|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Erica (pin up model)|Erica]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{filmography end}}
{{clearall}}

=== Magazines ===
==== Kamera====
In 1957, ''Kamera'' the 7 x 5 inch, 36 page, monthly pocketbook, was started with the help of [[Pamela Green]].<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/hub.htm | title = Welcome to the World of Harrison Marks | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-09-22}}</ref> The photographs in Kamera were retouched, where necessary, to disguise any sign of pubic hair or genitals, to try and avoid the danger of falling foul of the British obscenity law. Kamera No.1 was sold out the first 5 week after it's release. Six weeks after No.1, Kamera No.2 was released and sold a quarter of a million copies. Where it was decided to make Kamera a monthly publication.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/kamera2.htm | title = Kamera: 1957-1968| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-10-11}}</ref> By the time No.5 came around, both George and Pamela were convinced to create other material with the Kamera name.
*''Kamera Calender'' which was released in 1958.
*''Kamera Special'' an additional 64 page annual edition was published towards the end of 1957.
*''Kamera Backstage'', a 96 page pocketbook which would offer behind scenes look.
*''The Best of Kamera'', 80 pages of selected photographs from previous issues of Kamera
*''Kamera Winter Special'' the last of the Kamera specials in 1967.
In 1959, the number of issues per year stated to decline then it's demise in 1968 due to competition such as ''Playboy'', ''Penthouse'' and [[Russell Gay]]'s ''Fiesta''.
{{clearleft}}

====Solo====
''Solo'' was also a successful publication, which was a 32 page black and white format to Kamera, with a color cover. But only featuring just one model in each issue. It was launched in mid 1958, which ran parallel with Kamera to Issue No.61 (1968). Solo was not a monthly publication, but there were 61 consecutive issues.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/solo_int.htm | title = Solo: 1958-1968| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-10-11}}</ref>

====Kane====
After going bankrupt in 1970. Harrison struggled to get back on his feet again, and has done everything to get a business up and running again. Going to a pub he recognized some people from the Soho magazine "Janus" that he'd produced some home movies for in the past. Their old owner and editor has died and none of the staff knew how to put together a magazine. Harrison was asked to help publish the magazine on unfimiliar territory. Since he spent the last 20 years taking photos of naked women while their buttocks were never purposely featured on his magazines. In Kamera, the buttocks were purposely ignored.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/kane.htm | title = Kane| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-14}}</ref> Since Kane featured CP based schoolgirls being spanked and Harrison was surprised how women would voulenteer on the subject. After some success with Janus, he decided to started own magazine on the subject in 1982. Kane was a monthly publication and spawned out home movies and videos. Kane's 100th issue was in 2007, after Harrison's death in 1997. His daughter took over as editor of the publication and it continues successfully today.

====Other Magazines====
*''Femme'' appeared around the summer of 1958, featuring photographs from around the world of nude and semi-nude female models. Featured the work such as Roland Carre, Belorgey, and [[Bunny Yeager]] including Harrison Marks whose photos were used majority of the time. The magazine was a 64 black and white pages on 9½" x 6¾" format. Dissappointing sales would result from the larger format and the price, and later would be reduced to the 7"x 5" size. Then finally it's demise in 1968.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/femme.htm | title = Femme | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-26}}</ref>
*''In Focus'' was also published in 1958 and was identical to Kamera. Only published as a monthly publication it ran to at least Issue No.21.
*''US Glamour'' which ran for 13 issues by the end of the 1950s. Issue 5, would feature Betty Page who got a 48 page special pocketbook called "Betty Page Album".<ref name="magazines">{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/books.htm | title = Other Harrison Marks Publications | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-26}}</ref>
*''Plaisir'', ''Outdoor Strip'', ''Ici Paris'', ''Fotaq'' and ''Nus Francais'' formed by Gaffinia Publications, a 32 page style Kamera magazines featuring 3 well known photographers. Who briefly ran Femme for awhile.<ref name="magazines"/>
*''Macabre'' which featured 3 models in a bedroom setting. 2 women in black leather outfits, and the other woman wearing a negligee, stocking and suspenders. June 1968 would see the last copies of this magazine.

== Private Life ==
Harrison first got involved in glamour photography in 1953 after he met Pamela Green. Whom had a relationship with her. Though they were never married, this would be a disadvantage to her, since she wouldn't be able to the the rights to any of their work when splitting up in [[1967]],<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.pamela-green.com/kamera.live | title = Kamera| work = http://www.pamela-green.com/ | accessdate = 2008-11-22}}</ref> then would later marry Toni Burnett. In [[1970]], George was declared bankrupt and lost just about everything he had.<ref name="bio"/> Harrison is considered the British [[Russ Meyer]], due to their fasination to large-breasted women. "Big tits sell" was Marks' motto.
{{clearleft}}

== External links ==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Marks Wikipedia article]
*[http://www.kane-magazine.com/ Kane Magazine Official Website]
*[http://www.pamela-green.com/ Pamela Green Official Website]

== References ==
{{reflist}}<noinclude>

[[Category:Photographers (non-performing)]]
[[Category:Directors (non-performing)]]

</noinclude>

Harrison Marks

2014-08-15T11:59:11Z

Meister1:

{{Biobox new
|type=nonperformer
| name = Harrison Marks
| photo = [[Image:Harrison Marks.jpg|240px|Harrison Marks with Annette Johnson]]
| alias = George Harrison Marks, George Harrison-Marks
| birth month= August
|birth day=6
| birth year = 1926
| birth location = London, United Kingdom
| death month= June
|death day=27
| death year = 1997
| years active = 1953-1997
| nationality = British
| occupation = {{np-photographer|Photographer}}, {{np-director}}, cinematographer, actor, editor
| field = [[Pin-up]], [[adult models|adult]], [[porn stars|hardcore]], [[fetish]]
| influenced by =
| influenced =
| nhomepage = http://www.harrison-marks.com
| nblog =
| nimdb = 0548833
| nafdb =
| nmodelmayhem =
| nonemodelplace =
| nmyspace =
| nyoutube =
}}

[[Image:Harrison Marks 1980s.jpg|160px|left|thumb|Harrison Marks in the early 1980s]]
'''Harrison Marks''' (born '''George Harris Marks''' on [[August 6]], [[1926]], died [[June 27]], [[1997]])<ref name="bio">{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/george.htm | title = George Harrison-Marks | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-05-07}}</ref> was a [[British]] [[glamour]] and [[pin-up]] {{np-photographer}}. Marks founded the Kamera group of magazines with his then partner [[Pamela Green]] in 1957. He also made a number of 8mm loop films and 5 featured films and would also gain world-wide recognition.
 

== Work ==
[[Image:PaulaPage.jpg|thumb|left|999x210px|[[Paula Page]] off Kamera no.40 Photo: Harrison Marks]]
[[Image:Solo cover vol. 1.jpg|thumb|left|999x210px|[[Ann Austin]] Photo: Harrison Marks]]
{{clearleft}}
{{model list}}

=== Films ===
====Feature Films====
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
{{film|Naked As Nature Intended|style=listfull|image=Naked as Nature Intended (1961).jpg|released=[[December]] [[1961]]|starring=[[Pamela Green]] Jackie Salt|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Labeled as a nudist film to avoid cenorship}}
{{film|The (Naked) World of Harrison Marks|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1966]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] Pamela Green [[June Palmer]] [[Cleo Simmons]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Harrison plays at least 8 roles}}
{{film|Pattern of Evil|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1968]]|starring= Rena Brown [[Monique Devereux]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Made only for the American market}}
{{film|9 Ages of Nakedness|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1969]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] [[June Palmer]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Originally called 7 Ages of Nakedness}}
{{film|Come Play With Me|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1976]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] Alfie Bass|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{filmography end}}

==== Selected 8mm's====
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
{{film|Art for Art’s Sake|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=Pamela Green Jean Spaul|director=Harrison Marks|notes=No.1}}
{{film|Making Hay|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Paula Page]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{film|Exhibition|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Lorraine Burnett]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{film|Cover Girl|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Erica (pin up model)|Erica]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{filmography end}}
{{clearall}}

=== Magazines ===
==== Kamera====
In 1957, ''Kamera'' the 7 x 5 inch, 36 page, monthly pocketbook, was started with the help of [[Pamela Green]].<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/hub.htm | title = Welcome to the World of Harrison Marks | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-09-22}}</ref> The photographs in Kamera were retouched, where necessary, to disguise any sign of pubic hair or genitals, to try and avoid the danger of falling foul of the British obscenity law. Kamera No.1 was sold out the first 5 week after it's release. Six weeks after No.1, Kamera No.2 was released and sold a quarter of a million copies. Where it was decided to make Kamera a monthly publication.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/kamera2.htm | title = Kamera: 1957-1968| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-10-11}}</ref> By the time No.5 came around, both George and Pamela were convinced to create other material with the Kamera name.
*''Kamera Calender'' which was released in 1958.
*''Kamera Special'' an additional 64 page annual edition was published towards the end of 1957.
*''Kamera Backstage'', a 96 page pocketbook which would offer behind scenes look.
*''The Best of Kamera'', 80 pages of selected photographs from previous issues of Kamera
*''Kamera Winter Special'' the last of the Kamera specials in 1967.
In 1959, the number of issues per year stated to decline then it's demise in 1968 due to competition such as ''Playboy'', ''Penthouse'' and [[Russell Gay]]'s ''Fiesta''.
{{clearleft}}

====Solo====
''Solo'' was also a successful publication, which was a 32 page black and white format to Kamera, with a color cover. But only featuring just one model in each issue. It was launched in mid 1958, which ran parallel with Kamera to Issue No.61 (1968). Solo was not a monthly publication, but there were 61 consecutive issues.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/solo_int.htm | title = Solo: 1958-1968| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-10-11}}</ref>

====Kane====
After going bankrupt in 1970. Harrison struggled to get back on his feet again, and has done everything to get a business up and running again. Going to a pub he recognized some people from the Soho magazine "Janus" that he'd produced some home movies for in the past. Their old owner and editor has died and none of the staff knew how to put together a magazine. Harrison was asked to help publish the magazine on unfimiliar territory. Since he spent the last 20 years taking photos of naked women while their buttocks were never purposely featured on his magazines. In Kamera, the buttocks were purposely ignored.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/kane.htm | title = Kane| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-14}}</ref> Since Kane featured CP based schoolgirls being spanked and Harrison was surprised how women would voulenteer on the subject. After some success with Janus, he decided to started own magazine on the subject in 1982. Kane was a monthly publication and spawned out home movies and videos. Kane's 100th issue was in 2007, after Harrison's death in 1997. His daughter took over as editor of the publication and it continues successfully today.

====Other Magazines====
*''Femme'' appeared around the summer of 1958, featuring photographs from around the world of nude and semi-nude female models. Featured the work such as Roland Carre, Belorgey, and [[Bunny Yeager]] including Harrison Marks whose photos were used majority of the time. The magazine was a 64 black and white pages on 9½" x 6¾" format. Dissappointing sales would result from the larger format and the price, and later would be reduced to the 7"x 5" size. Then finally it's demise in 1968.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/femme.htm | title = Femme | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-26}}</ref>
*''In Focus'' was also published in 1958 and was identical to Kamera. Only published as a monthly publication it ran to at least Issue No.21.
*''US Glamour'' which ran for 13 issues by the end of the 1950s. Issue 5, would feature Betty Page who got a 48 page special pocketbook called "Betty Page Album".<ref name="magazines">{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/books.htm | title = Other Harrison Marks Publications | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-26}}</ref>
*''Plaisir'', ''Outdoor Strip'', ''Ici Paris'', ''Fotaq'' and ''Nus Francais'' formed by Gaffinia Publications, a 32 page style Kamera magazines featuring 3 well known photographers. Who briefly ran Femme for awhile.<ref name="magazines"/>
*''Macabre'' which featured 3 models in a bedroom setting. 2 women in black leather outfits, and the other woman wearing a negligee, stocking and suspenders. June 1968 would see the last copies of this magazine.

== Private Life ==
Harrison first got involved in glamour photography in 1953 after he met Pamela Green. Whom had a relationship with her. Though they were never married, this would be a disadvantage to her, since she wouldn't be able to the the rights to any of their work when splitting up in [[1967]],<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.pamela-green.com/kamera.live | title = Kamera| work = http://www.pamela-green.com/ | accessdate = 2008-11-22}}</ref> then would later marry Toni Burnett. In [[1970]], George was declared bankrupt and lost just about everything he had.<ref name="bio"/> Harrison is considered the British [[Russ Meyer]], due to their fasination to large-breasted women. "Big tits sell" was Marks' motto.
{{clearleft}}

== External links ==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Marks Wikipedia article]
*[http://www.kane-magazine.com/ Kane Magazine Official Website]
*[http://www.pamela-green.com/ Pamela Green Official Website]

== References ==
{{reflist}}<noinclude>

[[Category:Photographers (non-performing)]]
[[Category:Directors (non-performing)]]

</noinclude>

Harrison Marks

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{{Biobox new
|type=nonperformer
| name = Harrison Marks
| photo = [[Image:Harrison Marks.jpg|240px|Harrison Marks with Annette Johnson]]
| alias = George Harrison Marks, George Harrison-Marks
| birth month= August
|birth day=6
| birth year = 1926
| birth location = London, United Kingdom
| death month= June
|death day=27
| death year = 1997
| years active = 1953-1997
| nationality = British
| occupation = {{np-photographer|Photographer}}, {{np-director}}, cinematographer, actor, editor
| field = [[Pin-up]], [[adult models|adult]], [[porn stars|hardcore]], [[fetish]]
| influenced by =
| influenced =
| nhomepage = http://www.harrison-marks.com
| nblog =
| nimdb = 0548833
| nafdb =
| nmodelmayhem =
| nonemodelplace =
| nmyspace =
| nyoutube =
}}

[[Image:Harrison Marks 1980s.jpg|160px|left|thumb|Harrison Marks in the early 1980s]]
'''Harrison Marks''' (born '''George Harris Marks''' on [[August 6]], [[1926]], died [[June 27]], [[1997]])<ref name="bio">{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/george.htm | title = George Harrison-Marks | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-05-07}}</ref> was a [[British]] [[glamour]] and [[pin-up]] {{np-photographer}}. Marks founded the Kamera group of magazines with his then partner [[Pamela Green]]in 1957. He also made a number of 8mm loop films and 5 featured films and would also gain world-wide recognition.
 

== Work ==
[[Image:PaulaPage.jpg|thumb|left|999x210px|[[Paula Page]] off Kamera no.40 Photo: Harrison Marks]]
[[Image:Solo cover vol. 1.jpg|thumb|left|999x210px|[[Ann Austin]] Photo: Harrison Marks]]
{{clearleft}}
{{model list}}

=== Films ===
====Feature Films====
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
{{film|Naked As Nature Intended|style=listfull|image=Naked as Nature Intended (1961).jpg|released=[[December]] [[1961]]|starring=[[Pamela Green]] Jackie Salt|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Labeled as a nudist film to avoid cenorship}}
{{film|The (Naked) World of Harrison Marks|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1966]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] Pamela Green [[June Palmer]] [[Cleo Simmons]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Harrison plays at least 8 roles}}
{{film|Pattern of Evil|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1968]]|starring= Rena Brown [[Monique Devereux]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Made only for the American market}}
{{film|9 Ages of Nakedness|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1969]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] [[June Palmer]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Originally called 7 Ages of Nakedness}}
{{film|Come Play With Me|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1976]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] Alfie Bass|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{filmography end}}

==== Selected 8mm's====
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
{{film|Art for Art’s Sake|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=Pamela Green Jean Spaul|director=Harrison Marks|notes=No.1}}
{{film|Making Hay|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Paula Page]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{film|Exhibition|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Lorraine Burnett]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{film|Cover Girl|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Erica (pin up model)|Erica]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{filmography end}}
{{clearall}}

=== Magazines ===
==== Kamera====
In 1957, ''Kamera'' the 7 x 5 inch, 36 page, monthly pocketbook, was started with the help of [[Pamela Green]].<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/hub.htm | title = Welcome to the World of Harrison Marks | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-09-22}}</ref> The photographs in Kamera were retouched, where necessary, to disguise any sign of pubic hair or genitals, to try and avoid the danger of falling foul of the British obscenity law. Kamera No.1 was sold out the first 5 week after it's release. Six weeks after No.1, Kamera No.2 was released and sold a quarter of a million copies. Where it was decided to make Kamera a monthly publication.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/kamera2.htm | title = Kamera: 1957-1968| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-10-11}}</ref> By the time No.5 came around, both George and Pamela were convinced to create other material with the Kamera name.
*''Kamera Calender'' which was released in 1958.
*''Kamera Special'' an additional 64 page annual edition was published towards the end of 1957.
*''Kamera Backstage'', a 96 page pocketbook which would offer behind scenes look.
*''The Best of Kamera'', 80 pages of selected photographs from previous issues of Kamera
*''Kamera Winter Special'' the last of the Kamera specials in 1967.
In 1959, the number of issues per year stated to decline then it's demise in 1968 due to competition such as ''Playboy'', ''Penthouse'' and [[Russell Gay]]'s ''Fiesta''.
{{clearleft}}

====Solo====
''Solo'' was also a successful publication, which was a 32 page black and white format to Kamera, with a color cover. But only featuring just one model in each issue. It was launched in mid 1958, which ran parallel with Kamera to Issue No.61 (1968). Solo was not a monthly publication, but there were 61 consecutive issues.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/solo_int.htm | title = Solo: 1958-1968| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-10-11}}</ref>

====Kane====
After going bankrupt in 1970. Harrison struggled to get back on his feet again, and has done everything to get a business up and running again. Going to a pub he recognized some people from the Soho magazine "Janus" that he'd produced some home movies for in the past. Their old owner and editor has died and none of the staff knew how to put together a magazine. Harrison was asked to help publish the magazine on unfimiliar territory. Since he spent the last 20 years taking photos of naked women while their buttocks were never purposely featured on his magazines. In Kamera, the buttocks were purposely ignored.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/kane.htm | title = Kane| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-14}}</ref> Since Kane featured CP based schoolgirls being spanked and Harrison was surprised how women would voulenteer on the subject. After some success with Janus, he decided to started own magazine on the subject in 1982. Kane was a monthly publication and spawned out home movies and videos. Kane's 100th issue was in 2007, after Harrison's death in 1997. His daughter took over as editor of the publication and it continues successfully today.

====Other Magazines====
*''Femme'' appeared around the summer of 1958, featuring photographs from around the world of nude and semi-nude female models. Featured the work such as Roland Carre, Belorgey, and [[Bunny Yeager]] including Harrison Marks whose photos were used majority of the time. The magazine was a 64 black and white pages on 9½" x 6¾" format. Dissappointing sales would result from the larger format and the price, and later would be reduced to the 7"x 5" size. Then finally it's demise in 1968.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/femme.htm | title = Femme | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-26}}</ref>
*''In Focus'' was also published in 1958 and was identical to Kamera. Only published as a monthly publication it ran to at least Issue No.21.
*''US Glamour'' which ran for 13 issues by the end of the 1950s. Issue 5, would feature Betty Page who got a 48 page special pocketbook called "Betty Page Album".<ref name="magazines">{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/books.htm | title = Other Harrison Marks Publications | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-26}}</ref>
*''Plaisir'', ''Outdoor Strip'', ''Ici Paris'', ''Fotaq'' and ''Nus Francais'' formed by Gaffinia Publications, a 32 page style Kamera magazines featuring 3 well known photographers. Who briefly ran Femme for awhile.<ref name="magazines"/>
*''Macabre'' which featured 3 models in a bedroom setting. 2 women in black leather outfits, and the other woman wearing a negligee, stocking and suspenders. June 1968 would see the last copies of this magazine.

== Private Life ==
Harrison first got involved in glamour photography in 1953 after he met Pamela Green. Whom had a relationship with her. Though they were never married, this would be a disadvantage to her, since she wouldn't be able to the the rights to any of their work when splitting up in [[1967]],<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.pamela-green.com/kamera.live | title = Kamera| work = http://www.pamela-green.com/ | accessdate = 2008-11-22}}</ref> then would later marry Toni Burnett. In [[1970]], George was declared bankrupt and lost just about everything he had.<ref name="bio"/> Harrison is considered the British [[Russ Meyer]], due to their fasination to large-breasted women. "Big tits sell" was Marks' motto.
{{clearleft}}

== External links ==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Marks Wikipedia article]
*[http://www.kane-magazine.com/ Kane Magazine Official Website]
*[http://www.pamela-green.com/ Pamela Green Official Website]

== References ==
{{reflist}}<noinclude>

[[Category:Photographers (non-performing)]]
[[Category:Directors (non-performing)]]

</noinclude>

Harrison Marks

2014-08-15T11:51:19Z

Meister1: /* External links */

{{Biobox new
|type=nonperformer
| name = Harrison Marks
| photo = [[Image:Harrison Marks.jpg|240px|Harrison Marks with Annette Johnson]]
| alias = George Harrison Marks, George Harrison-Marks
| birth month= August
|birth day=6
| birth year = 1926
| birth location = London, United Kingdom
| death month= June
|death day=27
| death year = 1997
| years active = 1953-1997
| nationality = British
| occupation = {{np-photographer|Photographer}}, {{np-director}}, cinematographer, actor, editor
| field = [[Pin-up]], [[adult models|adult]], [[porn stars|hardcore]], [[fetish]]
| influenced by =
| influenced =
| nhomepage = http://www.harrison-marks.com
| nblog =
| nimdb = 0548833
| nafdb =
| nmodelmayhem =
| nonemodelplace =
| nmyspace =
| nyoutube =
}}

[[Image:Harrison Marks 1980s.jpg|160px|left|thumb|Harrison Marks in the early 1980s]]
'''Harrison Marks''' (born '''George Harris Marks''' on [[August 6]], [[1926]], died [[June 27]], [[1997]])<ref name="bio">{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/george.htm | title = George Harrison-Marks | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-05-07}}</ref> was a [[British]] [[glamour]] and [[pin-up]] {{np-photographer}}. Who started as a glamour model photographer at age 27. Whom started publications such as, ''Kamera'', ''Solo'' and ''Kane''. He also made a number of 8mm loop films and 5 featured films and would also gain world-wide recognition.
 

== Work ==
[[Image:PaulaPage.jpg|thumb|left|999x210px|[[Paula Page]] off Kamera no.40 Photo: Harrison Marks]]
[[Image:Solo cover vol. 1.jpg|thumb|left|999x210px|[[Ann Austin]] Photo: Harrison Marks]]
{{clearleft}}
{{model list}}

=== Films ===
====Feature Films====
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
{{film|Naked As Nature Intended|style=listfull|image=Naked as Nature Intended (1961).jpg|released=[[December]] [[1961]]|starring=[[Pamela Green]] Jackie Salt|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Labeled as a nudist film to avoid cenorship}}
{{film|The (Naked) World of Harrison Marks|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1966]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] Pamela Green [[June Palmer]] [[Cleo Simmons]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Harrison plays at least 8 roles}}
{{film|Pattern of Evil|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1968]]|starring= Rena Brown [[Monique Devereux]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Made only for the American market}}
{{film|9 Ages of Nakedness|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1969]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] [[June Palmer]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=Originally called 7 Ages of Nakedness}}
{{film|Come Play With Me|style=listfull|image= |released=[[1976]]|starring= [[Harrison Marks]] Alfie Bass|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{filmography end}}

==== Selected 8mm's====
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
{{film|Art for Art’s Sake|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=Pamela Green Jean Spaul|director=Harrison Marks|notes=No.1}}
{{film|Making Hay|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Paula Page]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{film|Exhibition|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Lorraine Burnett]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{film|Cover Girl|style=listfull|image=|released=[[1960]]|starring=[[Erica (pin up model)|Erica]]|director=Harrison Marks|notes=}}
{{filmography end}}
{{clearall}}

=== Magazines ===
==== Kamera====
In 1957, ''Kamera'' the 7 x 5 inch, 36 page, monthly pocketbook, was started with the help of [[Pamela Green]].<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/hub.htm | title = Welcome to the World of Harrison Marks | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-09-22}}</ref> The photographs in Kamera were retouched, where necessary, to disguise any sign of pubic hair or genitals, to try and avoid the danger of falling foul of the British obscenity law. Kamera No.1 was sold out the first 5 week after it's release. Six weeks after No.1, Kamera No.2 was released and sold a quarter of a million copies. Where it was decided to make Kamera a monthly publication.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/kamera2.htm | title = Kamera: 1957-1968| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-10-11}}</ref> By the time No.5 came around, both George and Pamela were convinced to create other material with the Kamera name.
*''Kamera Calender'' which was released in 1958.
*''Kamera Special'' an additional 64 page annual edition was published towards the end of 1957.
*''Kamera Backstage'', a 96 page pocketbook which would offer behind scenes look.
*''The Best of Kamera'', 80 pages of selected photographs from previous issues of Kamera
*''Kamera Winter Special'' the last of the Kamera specials in 1967.
In 1959, the number of issues per year stated to decline then it's demise in 1968 due to competition such as ''Playboy'', ''Penthouse'' and [[Russell Gay]]'s ''Fiesta''.
{{clearleft}}

====Solo====
''Solo'' was also a successful publication, which was a 32 page black and white format to Kamera, with a color cover. But only featuring just one model in each issue. It was launched in mid 1958, which ran parallel with Kamera to Issue No.61 (1968). Solo was not a monthly publication, but there were 61 consecutive issues.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/solo_int.htm | title = Solo: 1958-1968| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-10-11}}</ref>

====Kane====
After going bankrupt in 1970. Harrison struggled to get back on his feet again, and has done everything to get a business up and running again. Going to a pub he recognized some people from the Soho magazine "Janus" that he'd produced some home movies for in the past. Their old owner and editor has died and none of the staff knew how to put together a magazine. Harrison was asked to help publish the magazine on unfimiliar territory. Since he spent the last 20 years taking photos of naked women while their buttocks were never purposely featured on his magazines. In Kamera, the buttocks were purposely ignored.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/kane.htm | title = Kane| work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-14}}</ref> Since Kane featured CP based schoolgirls being spanked and Harrison was surprised how women would voulenteer on the subject. After some success with Janus, he decided to started own magazine on the subject in 1982. Kane was a monthly publication and spawned out home movies and videos. Kane's 100th issue was in 2007, after Harrison's death in 1997. His daughter took over as editor of the publication and it continues successfully today.

====Other Magazines====
*''Femme'' appeared around the summer of 1958, featuring photographs from around the world of nude and semi-nude female models. Featured the work such as Roland Carre, Belorgey, and [[Bunny Yeager]] including Harrison Marks whose photos were used majority of the time. The magazine was a 64 black and white pages on 9½" x 6¾" format. Dissappointing sales would result from the larger format and the price, and later would be reduced to the 7"x 5" size. Then finally it's demise in 1968.<ref>{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/femme.htm | title = Femme | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-26}}</ref>
*''In Focus'' was also published in 1958 and was identical to Kamera. Only published as a monthly publication it ran to at least Issue No.21.
*''US Glamour'' which ran for 13 issues by the end of the 1950s. Issue 5, would feature Betty Page who got a 48 page special pocketbook called "Betty Page Album".<ref name="magazines">{{cite web | last = Fairbrass | first = Peter B. | url = http://www.harrison-marks.com/books.htm | title = Other Harrison Marks Publications | work = harrison-marks.com | date = 1997 | accessdate = 2008-11-26}}</ref>
*''Plaisir'', ''Outdoor Strip'', ''Ici Paris'', ''Fotaq'' and ''Nus Francais'' formed by Gaffinia Publications, a 32 page style Kamera magazines featuring 3 well known photographers. Who briefly ran Femme for awhile.<ref name="magazines"/>
*''Macabre'' which featured 3 models in a bedroom setting. 2 women in black leather outfits, and the other woman wearing a negligee, stocking and suspenders. June 1968 would see the last copies of this magazine.

== Private Life ==
Harrison first got involved in glamour photography in 1953 after he met Pamela Green. Whom had a relationship with her. Though they were never married, this would be a disadvantage to her, since she wouldn't be able to the the rights to any of their work when splitting up in [[1967]],<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.pamela-green.com/kamera.live | title = Kamera| work = http://www.pamela-green.com/ | accessdate = 2008-11-22}}</ref> then would later marry Toni Burnett. In [[1970]], George was declared bankrupt and lost just about everything he had.<ref name="bio"/> Harrison is considered the British [[Russ Meyer]], due to their fasination to large-breasted women. "Big tits sell" was Marks' motto.
{{clearleft}}

== External links ==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Marks Wikipedia article]
*[http://www.kane-magazine.com/ Kane Magazine Official Website]
*[http://www.pamela-green.com/ Pamela Green Official Website]

== References ==
{{reflist}}<noinclude>

[[Category:Photographers (non-performing)]]
[[Category:Directors (non-performing)]]

</noinclude>

Pamela Green

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[[Image:Pamela Green.jpg|left|220px]]
'''Pamela Green''' (born [[March 28]], [[1932]] in Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, England) rose to fame in the 1950s and 1960s as an [[British]] [[pin up model]] and actress. She was a regular model for Harrison Marks, Zoltán Glass, Horace Roye, and John Everard.

==Career==
Pamela Green founded ''Kamera'' with photographer [[Harrison Marks]] in 1957. <ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.pamela-green.com/kamera.live| title=Kamera| publisher=Official site| accessdate=2007-05-26}}</ref> In 1960, she appeared in the psychological thriller ''Peeping Tom'', directed by Michael Powell. Green’s website describes how she invented the character of Rita Landre, who intrigued Powell – he even borrowed the Parisian set Green had built in which to photograph the character. A three-page article in the first issue of ''Showgirl Glamour Review'' (1955) featured Green posing in nothing but a scarf and a belt. In the same issue was a photograph of Green disguised as Landre, in the same belt but a longer scarf. A short article (‘High-powered Rita’) with the picture described 'top-line glamour model' Landre’s circus background. <ref>{{cite web| title=Men's magazines: an A to Z| accessdate=2009-01-14| url=http://www.magforum.com/mens/mensmagazinesatoz10.htm#shg| publisher=magforum}}</ref> When the film was released, a nude shot of Green had to be cut after protests from Local Watch Committees in various towns before its scheduled screening<ref>Even though it is just one breast exposed for just a few seconds</ref>, but in 1979 she was rediscovered by a new generation of fans when it was shown in its original version at the 1979 New York Film Festival, through the efforts of Martin Scorsese. <ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.pamela-green.com/tom.live| title=Peeping Tom| publisher=Official site| accessdate=2007-05-26}}</ref>

==Personal life==
In 1951, Green married stagehand Guy Hillier. The marriage lasted only a month. From 1953 to 1961 she lived with George Harrison Marks and took his name. After dissolving the partnership with Harrison Marks in 1967, Pamela Green moved to the Isle of Wight and married glamour photographer Douglas Webb, a former war hero of the Dambusters raid, with whom Green lived from 1986 until his death in December 1996. At first they lived in a Victorian villa on the Isle of Wight and in 1993 they moved to Yarmouth, where Green was a member of the Yarmouth Women's Institute. Pamela started figure modelling to pay for her art school studies and moved on to photographic modelling because it paid more. She was responsible for staging and props and costumes, choosing and training other models, as well as modelling herself. She was the main initiator and business organizer of Kamera and its successors. She is also an accomplished painter and classical pianist.

Pamela Green died from leukemia, aged 78, on the Isle of Wight on 7 May 2010.<ref>{{cite news |last=Vallance |first=Tom |title=Pamela Green: Actress and model best known for her role in ''Peeping Tom'' who also helped start the 'top-shelf' tradition |url=http://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/pamela-green-actress-and-model-best-known-for-her-role-in-peeping-tom-who-also-helped-start-the-topshelf-tradition-1998354.html |date=12 June 2010 |work=The Independent |accessdate=23 February 2012}}</ref>

== Filmography ==
* ''Peeping Tom'' (1960)
* ''Witches Brew'' (1960)
* ''The Window Dresser'' (1961)
* ''Naked as Nature Intended'' (1961)
* ''The Day the Earth Caught Fire'' (1961)
* ''The Chimney Sweeps'' (1963)
* ''The Naked World of Harrison Marks'' (1966)
* ''Legend of the Werewolf'' (1975) (uncredited)

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
* {{cite web| url=http://www.pamela-green.com| title=Official site| publisher=pamela-green.com}}
*{{cite web| url=http://www.bizarremag.com/sleaze/interviews/2271/pamela_green.html| title= Interview| publisher=Bizarre (magazine)}}
* {{cite book| title=Simon Sheridan| title=Keeping the British End Up: Four Decades of Saucy Cinema| year=2007| edition=third| publisher=Reynolds & Hearn books}}
* {{freeones}}

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