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Pamela Green Profile
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| 28 March 32 | is born in Kingston-upon-Thames, London. Her mother is Dutch; her father is British and an officer in the Merchant Navy. |
| 47 | attends St Martin's School of Art, London |
| 48 | meets “Dambuster” Douglas Webb and starts posing nude for photographers |
| 50 | gets a grant to study at the Royal Academy |
| 50 | is a nude showgirl in the revue Latin Quarter |
| is seen in numerous advertisements for well-known companies, such as corset firms Triumph and Lily of France, and soap/beauty manufacturers Yardley and Camay |
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| ? | poses for photographers Douglas Webb, Angus McBean, Joan Craven, Zoltan Glass, Bill Brandt, and Weegee |
| is in Bernard Delfont's Folies Bergere at the Prince of Wales. Comedian Norman Wisdom is also part of the show. |
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| 52 | has a photo layout in Lilliput, with pictures by six different photographers |
| 53 | meets George Harrison Marks, a theatrical photographer |
| ? | marries Marks |
| 53 | founds a company with Marks, G. Harrison Marks Limited |
| c. 54 | is at the London Palladium with American comedian Danny Kaye |
| with a red wig she also works under the name of Rita Landre |
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| 55 | the book Pamela is published |
| 57 | the first issue of Kamera comes out, as well as the book Kamera on Location |
| 58 | the first issue of Solo magazine is published |
| 59 | her first calendar is published |
| 59 | is photographed by Weegee |
| 60 | the 8mm strip-film company Kamera Cine is launched |
| 60 | attends the premiere of Peeping Tom with producer Michael Powell and leading man Carl Boehm |
| Summer 61 | meets photographer Douglas Webb again, and it’s love at first sight |
| 64 | the British TV news program "This Week" uses a clip from Pamela’s striptease film The Window Dresser, making her the first nude on British television |
| 67 | splits with George Harrison Marks |
| begins working as an assistant to still photographer Douglas Webb on such films as Casino Royale, The Virgin and Gypsy, Perfect Friday, The Ghoul, and The Legend of the Werewolf |
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| 86 | moves with Webb to the Isle of Wight |
| 95 | lives with Webb on the Isle of Wight. Her address is Kent Villa, Ommanney Road, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, PO41 OQA, England. |
| 96 | Douglas Webb dies |
| 97 | George Harrison Marks dies |
| 00 | her website is launched |
| 7 May 10 | dies from leukemia at age 81 on the Isle of Wight |
| Sources: Yak, Pamela Green - Glamorous Elegancy by Jean-Pierre Bouyxou | |
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| Links: Filmography The Official Pamela Green Website | |