Posted on 05/12/2008 10:12:31 AM PDT by oldoverholt
Does anyone know whatever happened to Piccola Pupa...?
Well a pupa generally becomes an adult insect.
Nothing on IMDb (short of her work) or Wiki.
Being Italian, she probably married and had lots of babies. Have you looked on YouTube for her?
What a great title for her last credit (1966): The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini.
“Does anyone know whatever happened to Piccola Pupa...?”
Mine was removed when I was 12. It was red and inflamed so my doctor took it out. I got to eat ice cream for a week!
Check behind the garden hose caddy.
Never heard of her.
OMG. I thought you were looking for a FReeper who hasn’t posted lately.
So I tried pinging but got.....Could not find anybody named ‘Piccola Pupa’
It became the capital of New Guinea?
She joined the road company of “River Dance.”
She now calls herself Pittipat Pupa.
I appreciate everyone’s responses... but... sigh... I guess Piccola Pupa is lost to history forever...
A broad spectrum antibiotic took care mine.....
I love the description of that movie:
The ghost of recently dead Mr. Hiram Stokley (Boris Karloff) finds that he has 24 hours to perform one good deed to get into Heaven. He enlists the help of his long dead girlfriend, Cecily, to stop his lawyer, Reginald Ripper, and henchman from claiming the estate for themselves. The real heirs, Chuck, Lili, Hiram’s cousin Myrtle, and her son bring their beach party friends to the mansion for a pool party while Reginald Ripper also employs his daughter Sinistra, and J. Sinister Hulk’s slow-witted associates Chicken Feather and Yolanda to help them terrorize the teens, while dopey biker Eric Von Zipper and his Malibu Rat Pack bikers also get involved in pursuing Yolanda for a share of the estate.
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Growing up we thought that was the greatest name to pronounce around the house...what a miscellaneous random thought. I’ll keep my eye on this thread for sure...
Part of the problem of finding out what became of Piccola Pupa is that she was popular for only about three years,
during the 1960’s, and that Piccola Pupa was not her real name. I don’t remember what her real name is, but her stage name is Italian for Little Doll. My guess is that when her 15 minutes of fame were over, she returned to Italy, went back to her real name, and lived an uneventful life.
I, too, always wondered what happened to her - and - to London Lee. He seems to have fallen off the face of the Earth.
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