She was with Brian Jones before Keith...
Posted on 06/14/2017 1:25:30 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Anita Pallenberg, an actress and model who starred opposite Mick Jagger in Performance and had three children with his Rolling Stones bandmate, Keith Richards, has died. She was 73.
Pallenberg died Tuesday, her friend Stella Schnabel, the daughter of painter and filmmaker Julian Schnabel, announced on Instagram. No cause of death was revealed.
In 1968, Pallenberg appeared as The Black Queen in Barbarella, starring Jane Fonda, and as Nurse Bollock with Marlon Brando and Richard Burton in Candy. She also filmed Performance that year, but Warner Bros. did not release the violent, hallucinogenic film until 1970.
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There is no justice.
Surprised she lived this long considering her “lifestyle”...
We can’t all be Keith.
Wow....I am getting old. I remember her.
She was with Brian Jones before Keith...
Did you know every-time someone lights a cigarette Keith Richards gains 5 min of life. ;)
...and after that, the judgment.
It’s a benefit to society having Keith around. Everywhere he goes the price of heroin skyrockets and it becomes scarce.
They hired Keith to save on make-up..................
Methinks the Lord has a sense of humor.
How? Keith Richards is still alive.
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Great one may I steal?
And Ginger Baker. He makes Keith look like a choirboy in comparison.
Hi.
How can a person do heroin out the ying yang, drink a fifth of Jack every night, do more cocaine and amphetamines than all of Baltimore COMBINED, and still be on the planet?
Not to mention all of his accidents.
Boggles the mind.
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That is one of my fav jpgs ever.
Of course you can.
Time does fly. Twenty-five years ago, we were listening to the latest Beatles or Stones album. No, make that thirty-five. I mean, forty-five.
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