15 images on 8.5x15 contact sheet previously in the globe photos archive. Images show Welch and Brown on set of the film 100 Rifles (1969).

Condition: Used. See photos. Photo has edge wear, creases, bends. A Globe Photos stamp on back and multiple notes including "TO" for photographer Terry O'Neill.

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From the film's Wikipedia: There were a number of press reports that Brown and Welch clashed during filming. Brown later said: The thing I wanted to avoid most was any suggestion that I was coming on to her. So I withdrew. If I'd tried to socialise, we'd have had problems. You know, Raquel is married too and out of respect for her husband I wanted to deal with Raquel through him... She was so suspicious and concerned that we were there to steal something away, or something. You can get very hung up on who's going to get the close ups and so on... [Burt Reynolds] was usually a stabilising influence [between the stars]... He's a heck of a cat. He had various talks with Raquel and tried to assure her that nothing was going on, that we weren't trying to steal anything. Welch later confirmed the tension: It was an atmosphere. And it was really, in all seriousness, as ambiguous as hell. I don't know why it happened and I don't think Jimmy knows why it happened... My attitude on a film has always been, once it goes I'm interested only in my job. I'm not interested in asserting myself on a picture. Because it means too much to me. "I spent the entire time refereeing fights between Jim Brown and Raquel Welch", said Reynolds. He elaborated: It started because they were kind of attracted to each other. After a while they both displayed a little temperament, but don't forget we were out in the middle of the bloody desert with the temperature at 110. Of course, I don't think they'll ever work together again. The critics have really been knocking those two murdering them but as far as I know no one ever said they were Lunt and Fontanne. Jim is the most honest man I know... And Raquel one of the gutsiest broads I know, physically. She did all her own stunts. There's also a performance in there somewhere. Welch later said she "was the baloney in a cheesecake factory" on that film. "I wanted to keep up with all the action with the boys." She was sorry Gries "wanted to get all the sex scenes [with Jim Brown] in the can in the first day. There was no time for icing and it made it difficult for me." She says Brown "was very forceful and I am feisty. I was a little uncomfortable with too much male aggression. But it turned out to be great exploitation for the film, now as you look back. It broke new ground."