Russ Meyer describing Roger Ebert's love for bre@sts: "Roger Ebert had that wonderful sickness about him. 'Bosomania'. He was a freako over t*ts. Ebert is more debauched than I. Ebert is truly a Jekyll and Hyde. We’ve got to make that clear. He is more into bre@sts than I... could ever hope to be... he is absolutely possessed. He’s always nudging me, saying, ‘Look at that girl!’" Meyer and Ebert were known to heatedly debate the finer points of their fetish with the grave import of art historians arguing the authenticity of a newly unearthed Van Gogh: Meyer chided Ebert for liking dames with “pendulouso” hanging bre@sts instead of the up-thrusting, rounded bosom Meyer preferred. Ebert described Meyer’s particular taste as “The Guns of Navarone.” ("Big Bosoms and Square Jaws", Jimmy McDonough, 2005) Clip from: Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (1970) Director: Russ Meyershow more

This kind of makes me smile. Ebert actually liked movies and knew a hell of a lot about film history and the nuances of production and direction. I miss him (and Gene)—they contributed a great deal to my joy of motion pictures.

@AVARY Not many people will ever get to listen to the glory of the Russ Meyer commentary tracks for the Laser Disc set for the Vixen trilogy. Meyer tells many tales about Ebert and they are glorious.

God love them both - nothing wrong with it. And that movie is hilarious. It’s a once-a-year watch. Lastly, God love Cynthia Myers. She was death.

You just know Ebert watched this 100+ times.

@AVARY When men who actually liked women ruled Hollywood….wish we could go back

@AVARY

Beyond the Valley of the Dolls is so bad it’s brilliant

I'll repeat what I've read AND seen watching Meyer.....he equally represented RACES in a time were it wasn't 😎

"more into breasts than I could ever HOPE to be" iconic line

I'm pretty sure that the guy playing the Les Paul on the left of the screen is Ed King (Played with the Strawberry Alarm Clock, then went to Lynyrd Skynyrd).

Umm, what's wrong with that??

@MovieDweller perhaps there is something you two could have agreed on after all.

actresses in the 30s wore sheer fabrics and no undergarments, in the 40s women wore shoulder pads and the conical bra, Virginia Mayo had the look, perky and prominent, the 60s was the natural look, Hepburn, K Ross, and the voluptuary returned after that. MM who had the package.

I’m sure Roger admired these babies.

russ and roger were supposed to direct the "who killed bambi" sex pistols movie and the meeting between russ roger malcom and j rotten is documented in the rolling stone sex pistols cover story after elvis' death in'77

Someone driven by libidinal energy, shocking, can't imagine how a mind like that would be interested in cinema

@gmgeiko 👀

And written by Russ Meyer and......you guessed it, Roger Ebert

I hope sweet angel Rog is up in heaven relaxing amongst the big tittied clouds 🥹

I would never guess Ebert was friends with Meyer. The tits thing, without a doubt.

Check it out! Ed King of the Strawberry Alarm Clock and later Lynyrd Skynyrd on the Goldtop Les Paul w/P90’s……

Tits!

Can you still watch that movie. It's very insensitive to trans individuals.

Guess I have that wonderful sickness as well.

Roger Ebert must have had AN UNLOCKED WINDOW from The Alfred Hitchcock Hour still marinating in his mind when he wrote this; another shocking twist but the reverse of this.

😂 “Accepted” (2006)

so many classic smoke shows in this. fat tits everywhere

I can't believe this is the first time I'm seeing this

I love the deep thinking of intellectuals. To think I wasted my life reading Heidegger, Sartre, Augustine.

So Ebert was into black chicks with saggy tits. What a loser.

Rodger Ebert has never been more relatable