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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 297916" data-attributes="member: 5079"><p>Carroll Baker seems like an actress Hollywood didn't know what to do with; she didn't fit into any of the standard boxes. She was too sexy to be the girl-next-door, but not sexy enough to be a sex symbol. The attempts at passing her off, circa '64 & '65, as the next big bombshell were hopeless; she came across as a 'serious' actress slumming as a pinup girl. She might have done well in Stanwyck/Crawford style roles, but Hollywood wasn't making them anymore.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 297916, member: 5079"] Carroll Baker seems like an actress Hollywood didn't know what to do with; she didn't fit into any of the standard boxes. She was too sexy to be the girl-next-door, but not sexy enough to be a sex symbol. The attempts at passing her off, circa '64 & '65, as the next big bombshell were hopeless; she came across as a 'serious' actress slumming as a pinup girl. She might have done well in Stanwyck/Crawford style roles, but Hollywood wasn't making them anymore. [/QUOTE]
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