Hello.
I have always been curious about the origin of the two nude posters we see in the locker in the arrival scene of the Seluco from the Aliens movie.
They do look to originate from an 80s Playboy magazine, but unfortunately Google's reverse image search didnt produce any results, despite their high fidelity.
So any idea what are the sources for the top and bottom nude poster?
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ps. There are also two more nude posters in the locker in the later scene where Hicks tightens his boots. Strangely enough, I managed to find their source with reverse image search, despite being blurry and black and white. They both come from a French photographer who does erotic art.
I have always been curious about the origin of the two nude posters we see in the locker in the arrival scene of the Seluco from the Aliens movie.
They do look to originate from an 80s Playboy magazine, but unfortunately Google's reverse image search didnt produce any results, despite their high fidelity.
So any idea what are the sources for the top and bottom nude poster?
open the link for a bigger version:
ps. There are also two more nude posters in the locker in the later scene where Hicks tightens his boots. Strangely enough, I managed to find their source with reverse image search, despite being blurry and black and white. They both come from a French photographer who does erotic art.
: The origin of the two nude posters visible inside the locker during the Sulaco arrival scene in Aliens (1986) remains unconfirmed. Despite their high fidelity, reverse image searches have not yielded definitive results. Some fans speculate that the posters resemble the style of 1980s Playboy magazine, but this has not been substantiated. Additionally, discussions on forums like Reddit suggest that the posters might have been selected or placed by the original actor James Remar, who was replaced by Michael Biehn during production. However, there is no concrete evidence to support this claim
