Hot brown-haired woman from the foggy Albion: seductive Caroline Munro

This beauty with a fervent twinkle in her eyes differs from Marilyn Monroe only by one letter in her last name and hair color, and is not inferior to the famous blonde in sexuality. English actress and model Caroline Munro posed for the most famous publications from her youth, and the peak of her popularity fell in the 70s. A luxurious brown-haired woman with a stunning figure and feline grace drove a lot of men crazy and caused the envy of many women.

See further bright vintage pictures of Munro at the peak of her career.The beautiful Caroline Munro was born in Windsor in 1949. She starred for Vogue magazine at the age of 17, and later played cameo roles in the films "Casino Royale" (1967) and "Where's Jack?" (1969).

The bright actress starred in many horror films, science fiction films and action films of the 70s-80s. Munro played the main roles in the films "Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde" (1971), "Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell" (1974) and "Vampirella", which was never released. The peak of Caroline's career was in the 70s, and vintage pictures show what a great shape the beauty was in at that time.

A gorgeous brown-haired woman with a playful twinkle in her eyes is one of the most explosive sex bombs of the 70s. Posters with her image decorated the walls of single men, and fans lined up in cinemas when films with her participation were shown. The seductive Caroline Munro was one of the brightest English beauties of her time, and the racy vintage pictures prove it.

At the same time as Munro, the charming Madeleine Smith, who played the Bond girl in the part "Die, but not Now" (1973), shone on the set of the UK. This red-haired beast has driven thousands of male fans crazy, not only in his country, but also around the world.