Procter & Gamble, unaware of Chambers' role in the X-rated film, used one of her photos that had been taken during her New York modeling days on its laundry detergent box -- she's shown cuddling a laughing baby.
"Timing is essential for someone's career," Chambers said in a 2007 interview with Rhode Island's Providence Journal. "That's what did it for me. The controversy of both those things happening at the same time."
Procter & Gamble, whose Ivory products were known for being "99 44/100% pure," quickly pulled the boxes from store shelves.
04-13-2009, 09:23 PM
Re: RIP Marilyn Chambers
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