Showing posts with label Lizabeth Scott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lizabeth Scott. Show all posts

Wednesday, 9 May 2012

Selling stuff with Hollywood - in Germany

Hollywood sells.. It really does..



Maybe you remember a post I wrote almost exactly one year ago on May 12, 2011: "Some changes and really strange things". It contained pictures of film-themed ice cream. - and because I changed some grammar in it it just went up and appears to be freshly posted on this blog..


By then there were just two kinds of flavors: GONE WITH THE WIND (1939) ("dark chocolate and raspberry with raspberry sauce") and DOCTOR ZHIVAGO (1965) ("lemon, mascarpone and vodka-lemon-sauce")  


Of course it was just a question of time until the next flavors were up on the market.. so this year I (not really proudly but with quite an impish smile) present:


ROMEO & JULIET (1968)

("fruity ice cream with blueberries/bilberries and vanilla ice cream with blueberry/bilberry sauce 
- plus some white and dark chocolate hearts")

Ever asked yourself how kitschy ice cream can get? Now you have your answer..

Well.. and then we have:



CASABLANCA (1942)

("white chocolate ice cream and nougat ice cream with a chocolate nut sauce and roasted almond slivers")

- we all saw that one coming - didn't we?

And again I ask: What might be next??

Well.. 

Now.. selling things with a little help by Hollywood is nothing new here.. 

I lately read a book I just bought because of it's cover:



Yup.. that's the wonderful, wonderful Lizabeth Scott - on a cover of a really, really schmaltzy romance novel from 1952. 

I loved it. It was great! ... At least five couples in the end.. and just by page 43 there was the first engagement.. It had also a murder for honor - and actually some very, very soft sex scenes.. It was really hilarious. I mean come on: the title is DIE LOCKENDE INSEL = alluring island ...

Plus: it had Lizabeth Scott on the cover.. (And I really, really adore her..)

Well - I really had fun reading that book.. and looking at the cover.. Did I mention who was pictured there?


Thank you all so very much for giving your precious time for such a meaningless post..

Have a great day!

Yours 

very well and truly,

Irene