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Clip taken from the 1968 British comedy film, “The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom”. The movie involves a brassier manufacturer named Robert Blossom (Richard Atterborough) who because of his workaholic attitude has become distant with his wife Harriet (Shirley MacLaine). As a result, she is having an affair with Ambrose Tuttle (James Booth) who is living in their attic for years, managing to keep himself hidden and a secret from her husband. Mr. Blossom continues to slave away trying to find the perfect brassiere. He is convinced, that in doing so, it will provide everlasting world peace. There will be no need for wars. The climax of the film is when Mr. Blossom is about to have a huge unveiling of his wonder bra creation, which he has termed the Universal Brasierre. The premise of this creation is that you can inflate the bra with a gaseous substance to just about any dimension you desire, to give yourself a better or fuller figure. Ambrose and Harriet plan to scuttle this unveiling, since the results of its success will change the setup that they have going on. Harriet would be forced to travel with Robert to Geneva, Switzerland, which means they would have to sell the home they have in London. Furthermore, the houses in Switzerland are flat and do not have attics. Harriet begins to panic, since she knows that the bra works. Ambrose asks her to give him a copy of it, and he will do what he can to alter its construction. During the launch a large crowd has gathered in an enormous hall located at the Alexandra Palace in North London. This launch is part of the International Convention that Robert has organized, in which every nation has been invited. As the audience will soon see, some of the nations represented here have been chosen in a sort of beauty pageant with 30 models as delegates representing their countries colors in the bathing suits they wear. Robert announces from atop a hundred foot giant girl wearing a brassiere, that the inflation of the bra can be "worn by any woman, anywhere, and at anytime". He also announces to the crowd that his invention will change the world, and he proposes to donate to the underdeveloped nations of the world. He then pushes a button which begins the inflation sound, and the large brassiere on the statue of the woman begins to fill up. He continues that the "gaseous substance fills up automatically and immediately. The material then adjusts itself to the shape of its wearer, and grows onward, outward, and upward. To whatever shape, size, or conformation she desires". This is the fifth of a six-part series.

In the clip, the pageant girls have begun to float upward due to the inflation. Robert quickly grabs onto two of the models trying to hold them down. This has little effect, and all of the women begin to float upward to the ceiling, waving their hands and legs in the arm in total distress. However, there is nothing they can do, and the crowd begins to take more and more pleasure in their humiliation. The scene fades to black as Robert is screaming "get me down".

We do not find out the fate of these lovely ladies. Whether they were successfully rescued without incident. The viewer was left with many unanswered questions, such as were any of them harmed. Did their brassieres pop after getting to a certain extended position in which it could hold no more or when the material in their bathing suit ripped open; Were they harnessed with ropes to pull them back down; Were they shot with pellets or arrows to pop their gas filled brassieres; Did they end up floating all the way to the ceiling before the glass prevented them from going any further. All these questions I'm sure were contemplated by the audience long after watching this film. I am certain that this scene had altering effects on young boys minds throughout the late 60's and 70's who were lucky enough to watch this. I know it was responsible for the breast and inflation fetish in many men today. Obviously, it destroyed Robert's business opportunity and his company at large. Harriet took comfort in the fact that this kept her husband from being too successful. He was already spending too much time at the office and his business. He had neglected her, which had driven her to have the affair with Ambrose.

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Clip taken from the 1968 British comedy film, “The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom”. The movie involves a brassier manufacturer named Robert Blossom (Richard Atterborough) who because of his workaholic attitude has become distant with his wife Harriet (Shirley MacLaine). As a result, she is having an affair with Ambrose Tuttle (James Booth) who is living in their attic for years, managing to keep himself hidden and a secret from her husband. Mr. Blossom continues to slave away trying to find the perfect brassiere. He is convinced, that in doing so, it will provide everlasting world peace. There will be no need for wars. The climax of the film is when Mr. Blossom is about to have a huge unveiling of his wonder bra creation, which he has termed the Universal Brasierre. The premise of this creation is that you can inflate the bra with a gaseous substance to just about any dimension you desire, to give yourself a better or fuller figure. Ambrose and Harriet plan to scuttle this unveiling, since the results of its success will change the setup that they have going on. Harriet would be forced to travel with Robert to Geneva, Switzerland, which means they would have to sell the home they have in London. Furthermore, the houses in Switzerland are flat and do not have attics. Harriet begins to panic, since she knows that the bra works. Ambrose asks her to give him a copy of it, and he will do what he can to alter its construction. During the launch a large crowd has gathered in an enormous hall located at the Alexandra Palace in North London. This launch is part of the International Convention that Robert has organized, in which every nation has been invited. As the audience will soon see, some of the nations represented here have been chosen in a sort of beauty pageant with 30 models as delegates representing their countries colors in the bathing suits they wear. Robert announces from atop a hundred foot giant girl wearing a brassiere, that the inflation of the bra can be "worn by any woman, anywhere, and at anytime". He also announces to the crowd that his invention will change the world, and he proposes to donate to the underdeveloped nations of the world. He then pushes a button which begins the inflation sound, and the large brassiere on the statue of the woman begins to fill up. He continues that the "gaseous substance fills up automatically and immediately. The material then adjusts itself to the shape of its wearer, and grows onward, outward, and upward. To whatever shape, size, or conformation she desires". This is the fifth of a six-part series.

In the clip, the pageant girls have begun to float upward due to the inflation. Robert quickly grabs onto two of the models trying to hold them down. This has little effect, and all of the women begin to float upward to the ceiling, waving their hands and legs in the arm in total distress. However, there is nothing they can do, and the crowd begins to take more and more pleasure in their humiliation. The scene fades to black as Robert is screaming "get me down".

We do not find out the fate of these lovely ladies. Whether they were successfully rescued without incident. The viewer was left with many unanswered questions, such as were any of them harmed. Did their brassieres pop after getting to a certain extended position in which it could hold no more or when the material in their bathing suit ripped open; Were they harnessed with ropes to pull them back down; Were they shot with pellets or arrows to pop their gas filled brassieres; Did they end up floating all the way to the ceiling before the glass prevented them from going any further. All these questions I'm sure were contemplated by the audience long after watching this film. I am certain that this scene had altering effects on young boys minds throughout the late 60's and 70's who were lucky enough to watch this. I know it was responsible for the breast and inflation fetish in many men today. Obviously, it destroyed Robert's business opportunity and his company at large. Harriet took comfort in the fact that this kept her husband from being too successful. He was already spending too much time at the office and his business. He had neglected her, which had driven her to have the affair with Ambrose.

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