Diana Dors was a British actress and sex symbol, often referred to as the “British Marilyn Monroe”. Born in 1931, she became famous in the 1950s for her glamorous image and roles in films like Worm’s Eye View (1951), As Long as They’re Happy (1955) and Yield to the Night (1956).
Known for her blonde bombshell looks and curvy figure, Dors had a reputation for being a bold and confident starlet, often embracing roles that played on her sensuality. Despite her early fame, her career had ups and downs, and she later transitioned into TV and stage work.
Dors was also known for her colorful personal life and her marriages, and she remained a prominent figure in British pop culture until her death in 1984. Take a look at these stunning photos to see the beauty of a young Diana Dors in the 1950s.
