Dorothy Provine
WOmWAm Career Perspective
When strong, offers an intriguingly skinny, controlled take on FemmeDom; yet in her plethora of appearances thru the 50s & 60s she developed no consistent FemmePersona... Compelling visage able to beam a Stern Femininity, but fell into a Bimbo casting trap due to her Roarin' 20s Flapper identification...  Flirted with being a Pop Icon in the early 60s, and is the only FEMMEtasm in the Survey to have a SpyFemme DomQueen (Kiss the Girls...) sandwiched between 2 Disney comedies (That Darn Cat & Never a Dull Moment...)

Roles of Interest

Live Fast, Die Young
 
The Bonnie Parker Story
 
The "roaring thirties"?
Riot in Juvenile Prison

The Alaskans

Before she was "Pinky" she was "Rocky..."

The Roaring 20s

Her most famous role as "Pinky Pinkham..."
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
 
The Great Race
 
Her slender build obviously made her legs her alluring asset, but this role somewhat incongruously plays her up as a toughie able to punch-out a man...
 The Man From U.N.C.L.E. 
("The Alexander the Great Affair") 

Typical of a peculiar UNCLE Femmenomena - as much as there were strong FemmeDommes throughout the series, there was an equal amount of appearances by actresses capable of FemmeDomme given tepid, low-impact characters... 

Kiss The Girls & Make Them Die

Her strongest role - fully in command of her Feminine Wiles to achieve a Subtle Dominance...

Who's Minding the Mint?
 
Looks great in a tutu, makes some severe faces, but doesn't add up to much of a character...
 Never a Dull Moment
  
Plays a judo-expert art historian...
(sure, we'll believe anything)...
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