Our second AMG photo of the set features John Krivos Ed Miller in one of Bob Mizer's fake winter
wonderland settings. The usual story is that they used left over Christmas trees.
Edited to add: As pointed out by Dart in the comments, this is Ed Miller.
I'm leaving the picture up as everyone seems to like it.
Krivos always seems to photograph well, doesn't he? Nice chest hair and groin, too.
ReplyDeleteJerry, I don't know if this information will be useful to you, but since John Krivos is my favorite model today, I found some measurements that highlight what I liked about this great model:
ReplyDeleteJohn Krivos was indeed an imposing figure in 1950s bodybuilding. According to the archives of Physical Culture and Muscle Builder magazines of the time, he was approximately 1.88 m (6 ft 2 in) tall with a racing weight between 95 kg and 100 kg.
His estimated physical measurements during his competitive period:
Height: ~188 cm
Chest: ~127 cm (50 in)
Arms: ~46 cm (18 in)
Waist: ~81 cm (32 in)
This physique, combined with a particularly slim waist, further accentuated his imposing height in the Bruce of Los Angeles photos.
Thanks.
DeleteThis shot looks to be Ed Miller..( the background looks similar)-if I am incorrect , I will delete this post
ReplyDeleteI think you may be right. Let's see what some others say, but I will probably need to change the name. Thanks.
DeleteDid my own research. Now corrected.
DeleteAunt Prunella was quite upset with the Mizer household ! As Aunt Prunella said to the family -
ReplyDelete“Just look what that Bob has done with Delia’s roof, naked men ! For the whole neighborhood to see, poor Delia ! And brother Philo, finding every excuse to climb up on my roof to see what’s going on ! How many times does he have to patch the roof or adjust the TV antennae ?!”….:)
I'm sure the real Mizer neighbors had some tales to tell.
DeleteEd is favourite, I have photos where he looks leaner and those where he has beefed up. Doesn't matter he he looked good either way.
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