[biancabarclay]

No!

What do you mean, "no!"?

[Tronjaris]

Michele Scarabelli plays a bad girl and  struggles with the redhead heroine  for possession of a gun. The catfight starts at 0:33.




 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aergJRJFcQ4

This is a very nice struggle. Not some silly, catty battle over a guy, but a desperate, high-stakes, life-or-death fight. Helen, the hard-faced blonde, has murdered her husband and knows she'll be facing a life sentence if she's apprehended. But when her accomplice arrives and gets the drop on private detective Nick Slaughter and his sidekick, Sylvie, a feisty redhead, she thinks she's got away with it. And if Nick and Sylvie have to be killed too, along with the woman they tried to kill earlier, to cover up the crime, so be it.

But the would-be murder victim kicks the gun out of the accomplice's hand, and it goes sliding across the floor. Helen's face is a mix of panic and determination, and she goes for the gun first, but the feisty redhead reacts instantly and tackles her roughly to the floor before she can get to it. What follows is a short but desperate struggle. Helen is reaching for the gun, and so nearly gets her hand on it, only for Sylvie to pull her back at the last moment. They roll over in a tangle, then lunge for the gun again, both of them reaching desperately for it, both of them getting their hands on it briefly before Sylvie gets the better of Helen, scooping up the gun and holding the blonde murderess in check.
 
The look on Helen's face says it all: her expression is part glaring hatred at Sylvie, who she underestimated, and part absolute despair: she knows that she so nearly got to the gun and would have got away with everything, but was tackled down and overpowered by the smaller redhead, and now faces a life sentence in prison.

Great summary of this gun struggle catfight. Helen spots the gun and thinks she can soon swing things in her favour if she picks it up. Indeed, Helen's facial expression is great. It's a mixture of hate and desperation when she looks at Sylvie. The struggle for the gun is lost
and the villainess realises that her plan has been thwarted. Do you also like Sylvie's nylon-clad legs?  It's the perfect attire for a catfight.

[biancabarclay]

Michele Scarabelli plays a bad girl and  struggles with the redhead heroine  for possession of a gun. The catfight starts at 0:33.




 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aergJRJFcQ4

This is a very nice struggle. Not some silly, catty battle over a guy, but a desperate, high-stakes, life-or-death fight. Helen, the hard-faced blonde, has murdered her husband and knows she'll be facing a life sentence if she's apprehended. But when her accomplice arrives and gets the drop on private detective Nick Slaughter and his sidekick, Sylvie, a feisty redhead, she thinks she's got away with it. And if Nick and Sylvie have to be killed too, along with the woman they tried to kill earlier, to cover up the crime, so be it.

But the would-be murder victim kicks the gun out of the accomplice's hand, and it goes sliding across the floor. Helen's face is a mix of panic and determination, and she goes for the gun first, but the feisty redhead reacts instantly and tackles her roughly to the floor before she can get to it. What follows is a short but desperate struggle. Helen is reaching for the gun, and so nearly gets her hand on it, only for Sylvie to pull her back at the last moment. They roll over in a tangle, then lunge for the gun again, both of them reaching desperately for it, both of them getting their hands on it briefly before Sylvie gets the better of Helen, scooping up the gun and holding the blonde murderess in check.
 
The look on Helen's face says it all: her expression is part glaring hatred at Sylvie, who she underestimated, and part absolute despair: she knows that she so nearly got to the gun and would have got away with everything, but was tackled down and overpowered by the smaller redhead, and now faces a life sentence in prison.

Great summary of this gun struggle catfight. Helen spots the gun and thinks she can soon swing things in her favour if she picks it up. Indeed, Helen's facial expression is great. It's a mixture of hate and desperation when she looks at Sylvie. The struggle for the gun is lost
and the villainess realises that her plan has been thwarted. Do you also like Sylvie's nylon-clad legs?  It's the perfect attire for a catfight.

Thanks. You can hear the desperation in Helen's voice as she's roughly tackled down and then pulled back by Sylvie, her hand brushing the weapon, but unable to grip it and pick it up. You can also hear her despair and rage as the feisty redhead gets to the gun and scoops it up. A split second and a few centimeters making the difference between Helen getting the gun and getting away with it, as opposed to Sylvie getting it, with Helen going to prison for life, for her husband's murder.

There's a similar dynamic in the episode "Ocean Park", where the blonde villainess scoops up a gun, only for the feisty redhead to grab her wrist and prevent her from using it. They struggle desperately, on their feet, the gun going off twice, the villainess screaming in frustration. There have already been two murders and the blonde villainess and her male accomplice were on the point of killing another girl, to silence her, so she knows it's a life sentence if she can't get away. Sylvie has the blonde's wrists held hard and tight in her hands as they struggle, the villainess making increasingly desperate screams of exertion and frustration. Finally, the determined Sylvie draws back her fist and catches the blonde murderess with a hard punch, causing her to fall onto the sand, out cold.

The fight between the men carries on for quite a bit longer, and when we next see her, the villainous blonde is still lying there on the sand, motionless, out cold. It must have been one hell of a punch. Imagine her utter despair when she slowly comes around, dazed and confused, her jaw aching, the police on their way; her frustration and rage that despite having got to the gun first, the smaller redhead disarmed her and KOed her.

Watch from 43:50:

https://tubitv.com/tv-shows/478946/s03-e09-ocean-park

[Tronjaris]

Michele Scarabelli plays a bad girl and  struggles with the redhead heroine  for possession of a gun. The catfight starts at 0:33.




 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aergJRJFcQ4

This is a very nice struggle. Not some silly, catty battle over a guy, but a desperate, high-stakes, life-or-death fight. Helen, the hard-faced blonde, has murdered her husband and knows she'll be facing a life sentence if she's apprehended. But when her accomplice arrives and gets the drop on private detective Nick Slaughter and his sidekick, Sylvie, a feisty redhead, she thinks she's got away with it. And if Nick and Sylvie have to be killed too, along with the woman they tried to kill earlier, to cover up the crime, so be it.

But the would-be murder victim kicks the gun out of the accomplice's hand, and it goes sliding across the floor. Helen's face is a mix of panic and determination, and she goes for the gun first, but the feisty redhead reacts instantly and tackles her roughly to the floor before she can get to it. What follows is a short but desperate struggle. Helen is reaching for the gun, and so nearly gets her hand on it, only for Sylvie to pull her back at the last moment. They roll over in a tangle, then lunge for the gun again, both of them reaching desperately for it, both of them getting their hands on it briefly before Sylvie gets the better of Helen, scooping up the gun and holding the blonde murderess in check.
 
The look on Helen's face says it all: her expression is part glaring hatred at Sylvie, who she underestimated, and part absolute despair: she knows that she so nearly got to the gun and would have got away with everything, but was tackled down and overpowered by the smaller redhead, and now faces a life sentence in prison.

Great summary of this gun struggle catfight. Helen spots the gun and thinks she can soon swing things in her favour if she picks it up. Indeed, Helen's facial expression is great. It's a mixture of hate and desperation when she looks at Sylvie. The struggle for the gun is lost
and the villainess realises that her plan has been thwarted. Do you also like Sylvie's nylon-clad legs?  It's the perfect attire for a catfight.

Thanks. You can hear the desperation in Helen's voice as she's roughly tackled down and then pulled back by Sylvie, her hand brushing the weapon, but unable to grip it and pick it up. You can also hear her despair and rage as the feisty redhead gets to the gun and scoops it up. A split second and a few centimeters making the difference between Helen getting the gun and getting away with it, as opposed to Sylvie getting it, with Helen going to prison for life, for her husband's murder.

There's a similar dynamic in the episode "Ocean Park", where the blonde villainess scoops up a gun, only for the feisty redhead to grab her wrist and prevent her from using it. They struggle desperately, on their feet, the gun going off twice, the villainess screaming in frustration. There have already been two murders and the blonde villainess and her male accomplice were on the point of killing another girl, to silence her, so she knows it's a life sentence if she can't get away. Sylvie has the blonde's wrists held hard and tight in her hands as they struggle, the villainess making increasingly desperate screams of exertion and frustration. Finally, the determined Sylvie draws back her fist and catches the blonde murderess with a hard punch, causing her to fall onto the sand, out cold.

The fight between the men carries on for quite a bit longer, and when we next see her, the villainous blonde is still lying there on the sand, motionless, out cold. It must have been one hell of a punch. Imagine her utter despair when she slowly comes around, dazed and confused, her jaw aching, the police on their way; her frustration and rage that despite having got to the gun first, the smaller redhead disarmed her and KOed her.

Watch from 43:50:

https://tubitv.com/tv-shows/478946/s03-e09-ocean-park

Thanks for posting the link. Your summary of the catfight is also nice to read. Its' a pity that Sylvie and the blonde don't tumble on the ground. The fight consists primarily of some on-their-feet grappling. I also don't like knockouts. You are robbed of watching the expression of the overpowered villainess. I think Helen's moment of defeat is a good example.

In a similar gun struggle catfight, Jennifer Hart managed to wrestle down a blonde. She was eventually disarmed by Jennifer. When the blonde is looking up at Jennifer, you can feel her fear at the thought of a long prison sentence.

The catfight starts at 0:14. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imjetk13SPk

[biancabarclay]

Michele Scarabelli plays a bad girl and  struggles with the redhead heroine  for possession of a gun. The catfight starts at 0:33.




 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aergJRJFcQ4

This is a very nice struggle. Not some silly, catty battle over a guy, but a desperate, high-stakes, life-or-death fight. Helen, the hard-faced blonde, has murdered her husband and knows she'll be facing a life sentence if she's apprehended. But when her accomplice arrives and gets the drop on private detective Nick Slaughter and his sidekick, Sylvie, a feisty redhead, she thinks she's got away with it. And if Nick and Sylvie have to be killed too, along with the woman they tried to kill earlier, to cover up the crime, so be it.

But the would-be murder victim kicks the gun out of the accomplice's hand, and it goes sliding across the floor. Helen's face is a mix of panic and determination, and she goes for the gun first, but the feisty redhead reacts instantly and tackles her roughly to the floor before she can get to it. What follows is a short but desperate struggle. Helen is reaching for the gun, and so nearly gets her hand on it, only for Sylvie to pull her back at the last moment. They roll over in a tangle, then lunge for the gun again, both of them reaching desperately for it, both of them getting their hands on it briefly before Sylvie gets the better of Helen, scooping up the gun and holding the blonde murderess in check.
 
The look on Helen's face says it all: her expression is part glaring hatred at Sylvie, who she underestimated, and part absolute despair: she knows that she so nearly got to the gun and would have got away with everything, but was tackled down and overpowered by the smaller redhead, and now faces a life sentence in prison.

Great summary of this gun struggle catfight. Helen spots the gun and thinks she can soon swing things in her favour if she picks it up. Indeed, Helen's facial expression is great. It's a mixture of hate and desperation when she looks at Sylvie. The struggle for the gun is lost
and the villainess realises that her plan has been thwarted. Do you also like Sylvie's nylon-clad legs?  It's the perfect attire for a catfight.

Thanks. You can hear the desperation in Helen's voice as she's roughly tackled down and then pulled back by Sylvie, her hand brushing the weapon, but unable to grip it and pick it up. You can also hear her despair and rage as the feisty redhead gets to the gun and scoops it up. A split second and a few centimeters making the difference between Helen getting the gun and getting away with it, as opposed to Sylvie getting it, with Helen going to prison for life, for her husband's murder.

There's a similar dynamic in the episode "Ocean Park", where the blonde villainess scoops up a gun, only for the feisty redhead to grab her wrist and prevent her from using it. They struggle desperately, on their feet, the gun going off twice, the villainess screaming in frustration. There have already been two murders and the blonde villainess and her male accomplice were on the point of killing another girl, to silence her, so she knows it's a life sentence if she can't get away. Sylvie has the blonde's wrists held hard and tight in her hands as they struggle, the villainess making increasingly desperate screams of exertion and frustration. Finally, the determined Sylvie draws back her fist and catches the blonde murderess with a hard punch, causing her to fall onto the sand, out cold.

The fight between the men carries on for quite a bit longer, and when we next see her, the villainous blonde is still lying there on the sand, motionless, out cold. It must have been one hell of a punch. Imagine her utter despair when she slowly comes around, dazed and confused, her jaw aching, the police on their way; her frustration and rage that despite having got to the gun first, the smaller redhead disarmed her and KOed her.

Watch from 43:50:

https://tubitv.com/tv-shows/478946/s03-e09-ocean-park

Thanks for posting the link. Your summary of the catfight is also nice to read. Its' a pity that Sylvie and the blonde don't tumble on the ground. The fight consists primarily of some on-their-feet grappling. I also don't like knockouts. You are robbed of watching the expression of the overpowered villainess. I think Helen's moment of defeat is a good example.

In a similar gun struggle catfight, Jennifer Hart managed to wrestle down a blonde. She was eventually disarmed by Jennifer. When the blonde is looking up at Jennifer, you can feel her fear at the thought of a long prison sentence.

The catfight starts at 0:14. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imjetk13SPk

This gun struggle from the Hart To Hart episode "Max's Waltz" is my favorite in the series. I'm thinking of writing a tie-in story. But do you think I should keep it consistent with what we see on screen, or extrapolate a bit, as I did with my first Hart To Hart catfight story?

[Tronjaris]

Michele Scarabelli plays a bad girl and  struggles with the redhead heroine  for possession of a gun. The catfight starts at 0:33.




 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aergJRJFcQ4

This is a very nice struggle. Not some silly, catty battle over a guy, but a desperate, high-stakes, life-or-death fight. Helen, the hard-faced blonde, has murdered her husband and knows she'll be facing a life sentence if she's apprehended. But when her accomplice arrives and gets the drop on private detective Nick Slaughter and his sidekick, Sylvie, a feisty redhead, she thinks she's got away with it. And if Nick and Sylvie have to be killed too, along with the woman they tried to kill earlier, to cover up the crime, so be it.

But the would-be murder victim kicks the gun out of the accomplice's hand, and it goes sliding across the floor. Helen's face is a mix of panic and determination, and she goes for the gun first, but the feisty redhead reacts instantly and tackles her roughly to the floor before she can get to it. What follows is a short but desperate struggle. Helen is reaching for the gun, and so nearly gets her hand on it, only for Sylvie to pull her back at the last moment. They roll over in a tangle, then lunge for the gun again, both of them reaching desperately for it, both of them getting their hands on it briefly before Sylvie gets the better of Helen, scooping up the gun and holding the blonde murderess in check.
 
The look on Helen's face says it all: her expression is part glaring hatred at Sylvie, who she underestimated, and part absolute despair: she knows that she so nearly got to the gun and would have got away with everything, but was tackled down and overpowered by the smaller redhead, and now faces a life sentence in prison.

Great summary of this gun struggle catfight. Helen spots the gun and thinks she can soon swing things in her favour if she picks it up. Indeed, Helen's facial expression is great. It's a mixture of hate and desperation when she looks at Sylvie. The struggle for the gun is lost
and the villainess realises that her plan has been thwarted. Do you also like Sylvie's nylon-clad legs?  It's the perfect attire for a catfight.

Thanks. You can hear the desperation in Helen's voice as she's roughly tackled down and then pulled back by Sylvie, her hand brushing the weapon, but unable to grip it and pick it up. You can also hear her despair and rage as the feisty redhead gets to the gun and scoops it up. A split second and a few centimeters making the difference between Helen getting the gun and getting away with it, as opposed to Sylvie getting it, with Helen going to prison for life, for her husband's murder.

There's a similar dynamic in the episode "Ocean Park", where the blonde villainess scoops up a gun, only for the feisty redhead to grab her wrist and prevent her from using it. They struggle desperately, on their feet, the gun going off twice, the villainess screaming in frustration. There have already been two murders and the blonde villainess and her male accomplice were on the point of killing another girl, to silence her, so she knows it's a life sentence if she can't get away. Sylvie has the blonde's wrists held hard and tight in her hands as they struggle, the villainess making increasingly desperate screams of exertion and frustration. Finally, the determined Sylvie draws back her fist and catches the blonde murderess with a hard punch, causing her to fall onto the sand, out cold.

The fight between the men carries on for quite a bit longer, and when we next see her, the villainous blonde is still lying there on the sand, motionless, out cold. It must have been one hell of a punch. Imagine her utter despair when she slowly comes around, dazed and confused, her jaw aching, the police on their way; her frustration and rage that despite having got to the gun first, the smaller redhead disarmed her and KOed her.

Watch from 43:50:

https://tubitv.com/tv-shows/478946/s03-e09-ocean-park

Thanks for posting the link. Your summary of the catfight is also nice to read. Its' a pity that Sylvie and the blonde don't tumble on the ground. The fight consists primarily of some on-their-feet grappling. I also don't like knockouts. You are robbed of watching the expression of the overpowered villainess. I think Helen's moment of defeat is a good example.

In a similar gun struggle catfight, Jennifer Hart managed to wrestle down a blonde. She was eventually disarmed by Jennifer. When the blonde is looking up at Jennifer, you can feel her fear at the thought of a long prison sentence.

The catfight starts at 0:14. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imjetk13SPk

This gun struggle from the Hart To Hart episode "Max's Waltz" is my favorite in the series. I'm thinking of writing a tie-in story. But do you think I should keep it consistent with what we see on screen, or extrapolate a bit, as I did with my first Hart To Hart catfight story?

I think the original script is a good basis for your story. Some background informations about the villainess (her name is Inga) would be great. What crimes commits Inga and her sidekicks? The catfight should be take place in the dance hall. Both women are elegantly-dressed. A hard-fought catfight would be an option. On the other side, Inga has seriously underestimated the strength and will of Jennifer Hart. An one-sided catfight with Jennifer as victor would be realistic.
The aftermath would also be interesting. The catfight over the gun was high stakes. Finally, Inga falied and her sidekicks would blame the blonde. An encounter between Inga and Jennifer in the courtroom would also be great. The heroine is attired in a
dress and the villainess is wearing prison clothes.

I hope my thoughts will inspire you. Keep up the good work

[biancabarclay]

Here are 2 more gun struggle catfights, both from the same YouTube channel. The first is from an episode of "Hart to Hart" called "Slow Boat To Murder", and the second is from an episode of "Danger Man" called "Not So Jolly Roger":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwVkvq6yEd4&ab_channel=AndreaStellaris

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X-gs61zOvA&ab_channel=AndreaStellaris

[biancabarclay]

Here are 2 more gun struggle catfights, both from the same YouTube channel. The first is from an episode of "Hart to Hart" called "Slow Boat To Murder", and the second is from an episode of "Danger Man" called "Not So Jolly Roger":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwVkvq6yEd4&ab_channel=AndreaStellaris

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X-gs61zOvA&ab_channel=AndreaStellaris

Good punch combo on the "Danger Man" one--did almost as much damage as a gun.

Yes. The arrogant villainess is half out of it at the end, dazed, battered, and pretty much being held up by the heroine.

[biancabarclay]

Here's a gun struggle catfight where a ruthless hit-woman is chased and tackled down by a feisty female NCIS officer, first on the grass, and then on the beach. If the fleeing bad girl had stood her ground and drawn her gun, she would surely have prevailed, but she panics, perhaps because fears of a life sentence cloud her judgement, as she realizes the authorities have connected her to multiple murders. The hit-woman draws her gun as she runs, but the relentless NCIS girl brings her down with a diving tackle, causing the shot to go wide. A ferocious life-or-death fight ensues, the NCIS agent knowing the murderess will shoot her if she gets her gun back, the hit-woman knowing it's a life sentence in a brutal women's prison if she's arrested. Despite the feisty NCIS girl getting the better of the evil bad girl in the struggle, and landing some ferocious blows, the girl crook nearly gets to the gun again, and later still, throws sand in the NCIS girl's face, kicks her away, and scrambles desperately across the beach towards her gun. But dazed by the NCIS agent's blows, and panicking, she stumbles, meaning that while she gets to the gun, the feisty NCIS girl - knowing she only has a split second to act - tackles the bad girl roughly to the sand again. The two women struggle desperately for control of the gun, tangled on the wet sand, as the struggle heads towards its climax.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bitqw7pfLmw&ab_channel=NCIS%3AHawai%27i~Fandom

[Horny-Jew]

I would have like the woman in the Ocean Park episode, who was dressed in office clothes, to take off her shoes once she was on the beach and be barefoot on the sand.

The last one (the NCIS episode) was good, but the end is too violent, as I'm not a fan of violence like that. In the story line, the NCIS would not be happy that a women was shot and killed. They wanted her alive, arrested, and sent to jail. It's unclear also from the video when the bad girl was pointing the gun at the NCIS female officer, but it then the bullet fires at the bad girl. Did the NCIS female officer turn the gun around so it was pointing at the bad girl. Very confusing in the last few seconds of the gun fight.

Most important footnote: The NCIS female officer is sexy as hell !!! I'd love to see her in catfights (no gun violence) 

[biancabarclay]

This publicity still from the 1958 movie Girls On The Loose shows the good girl and the villainess in a life or death struggle. The blonde heroine has disarmed the murderous gun moll and they're fighting on the floor alongside the stolen money, the villainess desperately reaching for her revolver.

[Tronjaris]

An unknown Hart to Hart episode and the movie "Elaan" (1971) features two gun struggle catfights.


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pkfPQJLWmY





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Q3OtBPRbIQ
   

[biancabarclay]

An unknown Hart to Hart episode and the movie "Elaan" (1971) features two gun struggle catfights.


photo hosting


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pkfPQJLWmY

Thank you! The Hart to Hart struggle is from an episode called "Vintage Harts". I hadn't seen the "Elaan" fight until quite recently.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Q3OtBPRbIQ
 

[biancabarclay]

There's a gun struggle catfight in the 1940 crime movie "San Francisco Docks". The killer's wife is armed with a small automatic gun, but freezes with indecision and gets grabbed from behind by the feisty heroine. Twice the bleach blonde bad girl tries to retrieve the gun, but twice she's thwarted by the plucky good girl.

The struggle starts just after the one hour point. The quality of the video is poor, but the fight is quite good, and high stakes, as the heroine is fighting for her life, while the villainess is facing a lengthy prison sentence - possibly even a life sentence - if apprehended.

https://archive.org/details/san-francisco-docks-1940

[biancabarclay]

This isn't exactly a gun struggle catfight, but in this scene from an episode (The Enemy Within) of the original Eighties series of MacGyver, the villainess sees her plans unraveling, and is drawing her gun from her purse, when she's brutally tackled down and disarmed by the feisty good girl - who later knocks the villainess out with her own gun:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TDqFrnW6BI