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Filmbar70 loves Soledad Miranda

Iconic, enigmatic and transcendent. Sophisticated and sensual. Ethereal and earthy. In her short career, Soledad Miranda conveyed much, with the simplest possible means. Her presence on camera invoked a mystery, a true star quality that confounded and ensnared the audience with the essence of enrapture. The muse of Jess Franco, her presence uplifted this most depraved of directors. He cast her in 'Nightmares Come at Night' ('70), 'Count Dracula' ('70), 'The Devil Came from Akasava' ('71), the popular 'Vampyros Lesbos' ('71) & 'She Killed in Ecstasy' ('71) and finally, what could be his finest achievement, 'Eugénie de Sade' ('73). Her untimely death threw a shroud or halo over the years where she was lost, but forever enshrined her in the reels of tragic celluloid. Solitude forever.