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Sunday, July 18, 2021
Intermission with Bud
Transitioning from the nude section of our Ferrero double feature with this charming photo of Bud Lanter. I know several guys who have baby pictures in this pose that they keep hidden.
Utterly charming photo. Bud Lanter was gorgeous. Good looks definitely ran in the family as his brother Gerard, who you've also featured in the past, was a stunner too.
The final French withdrawal was under DeGaulle in 1962. So the Freres Lanter were there around the end of French control. Must have been interesting times.
To the best of my knowledge the first Ferrero photos of Bud Lanter (Robert Lanteri if my local sources were correct) are dating back to 1962 . By the way ,little brother Gerard was managing a gym in Nice in the 1980s .
Utterly charming photo. Bud Lanter was gorgeous. Good looks definitely ran in the family as his brother Gerard, who you've also featured in the past, was a stunner too.
ReplyDeleteAll true, and they knew how to pose.
DeleteFerrero's finest model, Bud & his brother Gerard were in school in Algeria when it was a French possession.
ReplyDeleteInteresting info. Most of the French in Algeria had to leave when it became independent following a nasty war.
DeleteIndeed and Bud Lanter was even Mr. Algiers Junior in 1959 .
DeleteEasy to see why he won the prize in Algiers. Thanks, Jean!
DeleteThe final French withdrawal was under DeGaulle in 1962. So the Freres Lanter were there around the end of French control. Must have been interesting times.
DeleteTo the best of my knowledge the first Ferrero photos of Bud Lanter (Robert Lanteri if my local sources were correct) are dating back to 1962 . By the way ,little brother Gerard was managing a gym in Nice in the 1980s .
DeleteSomeone should write the Lanter brothers' story. It would make an interesting magazine article or perhaps even a book.
DeleteThanks a lot Jerry for this Ferrero serie and for this rather rare photo of the idol of my youth , Bud Lanter . Take care . Jean .
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Jean! All my best to you.
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