Everyone's favorite Catwoman. Back in the day, she was gorgeous.

Meeee-YOWW!

The groovy guy in the background reveals this as a photo from 1975, if it wasn't in the image script.

Still looking gorgeous at 42.

From a short-lived tv series titled My Living Doll, from Sept 1964-March 1965, that lasted 26 episodes.

Given her national popularity as Catwoman on the later Batman tv series, I'm surprised this one didn't get more visibility later in syndication.

I'd forgotten she was in a Star Trek episode, "Friday's Child". Episode 40, during season 2, first aired Dec 1 1967.

My favorite role I've seen her in is this one-hour Twilight Zone episode, "Of Late I think of Cliffordville". Where she plays a super-sexy incarnation of the devil, tempting a wealthy bunsinessman into re-living his past.




Actor Albet Salmi shown here also stars in the 1958 movie version of The Brothers Kamarazov, that was William Shatner's first movie role, at age 27.
Some clever and funny dialogue, she was perfect for the role, taunting, playful and seductive.

Julie Newmar Dancing, Singing the HOT Weather




A sample of her dancing, that preceded her acting career.
Definitely bringing the sexy!

A photo from April 2008, at some event called the Academy of Magical Arts awards, alongside Loni Anderson:



For a woman bucking 80, she still looks damn good!

How cool is this?!?



ADAM WEST, JULIE NEWMAR, EARTHA KITT & LEE MERIWETHER 1992




A rare assembly of the three Catwomen from the 60's Batman series (Eartha Kitt by phone) with Adam West joining in.

Would that Burt Ward could have been part of the event. This was a few years before Ward did his autobiography My Life In Tights. I recall a hilarious interview with Ward on the radio telling behind the scenes stories about the series.

And once again, Julie Newmar in 1992 here (at this point 59 years old) still looks smokin' hot.

Her past as a dancer, her seductiveness and gorgeous looks, her feline gracefulnes, made her purr-fect for the role!

Over 50 years later, that's what we all know her for.

Super sexy, without even trying.

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Why the original CATWOMAN (Julie Newmar) was "CUT" from the BATMAN TV series



Surprising insight into both the Batman TV series and Julie Newmar's role in it, and the history of Catwoman in the Batman comics from BATMAN issue 1 forward, beginning in 1940.

MeTV Presents The Best of Julie Newmar



A sampling of Newmar's guest appearances across episodes of multiple series, including Twilight Zone, The Monkees, Batman, Star Trek, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, and Love boat.

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Julie Newmar, on SGT BILKO



Aside from being super sexy, she has a gift for comedy.

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Still bringin' the sexy.

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https://yogahealthsolution.com/49-hot-julie-newmar-photos-will-make-you-want-her-now/

A link lost when the boards were resurrected, brought back for your viewing pleasure.

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That last one is Julie Newmar backstage with her stunt double, Marilyn Watson.

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Wow, she just turned 88...

ORIGINAL CATWOMAN JULIE NEWMAR NOW AT 88




And from a few years ago...

"Catwoman" Julie Newmar Helps Catch Cat Burglar Who All Snatched $25,000 in Jewels


and

Plea Deal Done in Theft of Julie Newmar's Jewelry

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URG am see why Batman am chased her ass all over Gotham

Even in her 80's she's still looking good.

But man... she was an absolute goddess for many years beyond what should have been the outer-most limit of her prime.
Born in 1933, she'll be turning 90 soon. I haven't seen any recent pics. I've cited many of my favorites of her TV appearances.

One I didn't mention was a two-part Buck Rogers in the 25th century episode (age 46 at the time). Although I did post a set of clips above that showed her in that appearance, along with several other TV guest-star appearances.


Here's a click-bait article I ran across that has photos and discussion of a lot of the sexiest actresses of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, and they have Julie Newmar listed pretty far down into the article.

Some others in the piece I'd forgotten:

Judy Landers,
Sally Field,
Charo (not mentioned, sisters Zsa Zsa Gabor and Eva Gabor),
Wanda Ventham (and many others on the Gerry Anderson UFO tv series),
model and sometimes actress Susan Anton,
Linda Harrisan ("Nova", from the first two Planet of the Apes movies),
Michele Carey,
Farrah Fawcett,
Jaclyn Smith (an under-rated super hottie !) ,
Suzanne Somers,
Heather Locklear,
Loni Anderson,
Linda Gray,
Adrienne Barbeau (I think I first saw her on the Maude tv series),
Angie Dickinson (a k a, Police Woman, and also gorgeous in many other roles, before and after) ,
several babes from Star Trek (many others of my favorites not listed),
Lynda Carter (not mentioned: Carter was also in a 1990's series Hawkeye I liked, based on the characters in the movie Last of the Mohicans ) ,
the gorgeous women on Benny Hill.
And Catherine Bach, the incredible tushied Daisy Dukes, on Dukes of Hazzard.

All memorable and sexy in their own way.

Racquel Welch, in a particularly nice photo :


Long as this photo collection is, it still skipped over many other favorites of mine from that era. Jane Seymour, Pam Dawber, and Caroline Munro, to name just three more favorites I recall offhand.

In any case, at least they gave Julie Newmar some deserved honorable mention, among other worthy beautiful girls I haven't seen in a long time.

One more of Julie Newmar.
Fun and famous as she is as Catwoman, I don't think that was even her best role.

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And at age 51, in 1984...

https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/...wmars-51st-birthday-news-photo/162830042

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Julie Newmar - singing "Simon Says"



Simultaneously showing off her beauty, her dance moves, her singing, her visual comedy, and her natural sexiness and femininity.
I love watching stuff from this era. Clearly a different world then, but still bringin' the sexy.

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I was surprised to find there was a comic series from 2012, titled SECRET LIVES OF JULIE NEWMAR 0-4, that Newmar co-wrote.

https://viewcomiconline.com/the-secret-lives-of-julie-newmar-issue-2/
https://viewcomiconline.com/the-secret-lives-of-julie-newmar-issue-3/
https://viewcomiconline.com/the-secret-lives-of-julie-newmar-issue-4/

Even MyComicShop.com doesn't have all the covers displayed, so it must have been a very obscure publication, with a very small print run.
But of the issues available to link, it is in full color, and nicely designed, if a very poor likeness of Julie Newmar. A saving grace would have been photo-covers and interior photos of Newmar. So a big disappointment on that end. Issue 0 does include a few photos, and a text-page bio of Newmar.
Issue 0 appears to be just a 6-page preview of issue 1, that fills out the rest of the issue with photos and illustrated pin-ups and a preview of covers for issues 1-4.

The series has Newmar time-travelling to different eras throughout the book's run, wearing her famous Catwoman costume to insure she is recognizable as portrayed, despite a horribly bad likeness by the artist.

ReadComicOnline (finally working well again) has the complete run. The first issue has a slightly better likeness of Newmar.
Some of the cover artists do a much better likeness of Newmar than the interior artist does.

https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/The-Secret-Lives-of-Julie-Newmar/Issue-0?id=116739
https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/The-Secret-Lives-of-Julie-Newmar/Issue-1?id=116740
https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/The-Secret-Lives-of-Julie-Newmar/Issue-2?id=116741
https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/The-Secret-Lives-of-Julie-Newmar/Issue-3?id=116742
https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/The-Secret-Lives-of-Julie-Newmar/Issue-4?id=116743


There was also a preceding MIS-ADVENTURES OF ADAM WEST that was apparently successful enough to have spun off this Julie Newmar series.

https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/The-Mis-Adventures-of-Adam-West/Issue-1?id=116690 (2011 series, issues 1-4)

https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/The-Mis-Adventures-of-Adam-West-2012/Issue-1?id=117107 (2012 series, issues 1-12)

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Julie Newmar - Sexy weather report (1963)


The old link expired, so here's another link to the same video.

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The Unknown Life of Julie Newmar - 46 minutes


A lengthy overview of Newmar's life, her early formative years, dancing and acting in plays, and her gradual move into television roles, being very selective of her roles, to carefully develop the personality and image she wanted to project.