ESTHER WILLIAMS & JOHN BROMFIELD IN EASY TO LOVE (1953)
JOHN AGAR, LORI NELSON & JOHN BROMFIELD IN REVENGE OF THE CREATURE (1955)
TAB HUNTER & JOHN BROMFIELD, PLAYING TELEPHONE
John Bromfield may never have won an Oscar for his thesping, but he did look rather marvelous in a variety of roles requiring him to wear a bathing suit. And isn't that what classic cinema is really all about?
Hubba hubba!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure Tab had a taste of this.
John Bromfield: did he have those darling trunks monogramed professionally, do you think? Or did dear Tab do it for him? Thank you for these -- and all to the tune of Dame Shirley...
ReplyDeleteWhoever costumed his films deserves an Oscar for those designs! That's how I'd dress him!
ReplyDeleteI suppose the monogram make retrieving those shorts at the Baths that much easier....
I LOVE your blog and I love John Bromfield. Sadly, his window of handsomeness was rather narrow, but, man, during his prime, he was infra-red HOT!
ReplyDeleteDray -- I have to post a photo of Mrs. Bromfield at some juncture. She looked like a drag queen, so a rendezvous with Tab, I suppose, is entirely plausible.
ReplyDeleteusedbuyer -- Dame Shirley makes everything sound better. Except Andrew Lloyd Webber's songbook, which no one can help.
ilduce -- One suspects he preferred a different kind of head than Edith.
Poseidon3 -- It's a wonderful lesson for all: sleep with as many hot men as you can, for they may turn ugly very soon!