By NWV Senior Political News Writer, Jim Kouri

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NewsWithViews.com editor Paul Walter, born inĀ  Slovenia, [Link 2] (approximately 50 kilometers from where our Fist Lady Malania Trump was born) and former British film star and Danish model Yutte Stensgaard were married in a private ceremony in Grants Pass, Oregon, on June 25, 2012. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Roy Masters at his private residence.

A former celebrated Scandinavian model, Yutte Stensgaard (born: Jytte Stensgaard) moved from Denmark to Great Britain in 1963 to pursue a film career. Changing her name to the easier to pronounce “Yutte” Stensgaard, she made her debut in the British movieĀ “The Girl With a Pistol” in 1968, which was filmed in Spain and starred British actor Richard Johnson (ā€œKhartoumā€).

She then went on to appear in various British movies, mainly of the comedy, spy and horror genre, most famously the lead role inĀ Lust for a VampireĀ  (1971), as well as several television guest roles. The most notably was opposite Tony Curtis in the series “The Persuaders.”

Although Danish by birth, Yutte is considered a British actress since sheĀ worked exclusively on U.K. film and television projects. Critics believed she was a beauty the likes of which has never been seen since, and Yutte was often compared to the American icon Sharon Tate, who was considered a major loss for Hollywood when she was victimized by the murderous Charles Manson Family.

Stensgaardā€™s fondest memory of her film career is her being labeled a Hammer Girl, named after the British film company that created some of today’s most reveredĀ horror classics with the inimitable actors Christopher Lee — Britain’s answer to Bela Lugosi — and Peter Cushing.

As a Danish-born actress, Yutte Stensgaard is listed as number 16 on a IMDb.com list of the “Most Beautiful Non-American Actresses,” ahead of beauties such as Joan Collins, Barbara Carrera, and “Bond Girl” Carole Bouquet. As a horror-film star she ranksĀ number 20, ahead of Jane Fonda, Megan Fox, Kate Beckinsale and Jennifer Connelly.

HAMMER GIRL

Hammer Films was a motion picture production studio that was based in the United Kingdom. Although founded in 1934, the company became profitable in the mid-1950s through the 1970s thanks to its series of Gothic horror movies.

Hammer also released science fiction, thrillers, and even comedies and television shows for the British Broadcasting Company (BBC)

During its most successful years, Hammer dominated the horror film market, enjoying worldwide distribution and considerable financial success

Besides stars such as Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, Hammer also featured actors such as Oliver Reed (“Gladiator”), Oscar-winner Bette Davis, and Herbert Lom of the Pink Panther series

But it was the Hammer Girls — some of the world’s most beautiful women — who arguably drew millions of audience members to theaters playing Hammer productions

Prominently Included in the list of Hammer Girls is the name Yutte Stensgaard, who was on numerous “best-of” lists. Her starring role inĀ “Lust of the Vampire”Ā is considered legendary and the film itself is considered a cult classic.

A Born Again Christian, she moved to the United States and became a successful National Account Director forĀ Premiere Radio Networks, one of the largest radio networks in the US and home to the likes of Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck, owns several pieces of property and is an active supporter of the Republican Party.

Yutte is also pursuing her career as an artistic photographer and plans to hold an exhibition of her photos in the future.Ā Follow Yutte on her Facebook page.

UPDATE:

[Anyone wishing to have Yutte Stensgaard’s picture autographed, please send your picture of Yutte to be autographed in a self addressed envelope with a $30.00 check to:

Yutte Stengaard Walter
P.O. Box 990
Spring Branch, Texas, 78070
USA

Yutte will autograph the picture and return it in your self addressed envelope.]Ā 

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