"Bad Formatting" Review

It was suggested that I post my rejected post and ask for suggestions as to why it was rejected for bad formatting:

In the climactic prison uprising in Rhoades' third theatrical film, "There Was a Crooked Man" (1970), Rhoades is last seen wearing only a corset, a decorative hat, and one elbow-length glove--the rest of her clothes having been gradually torn away by rioting prisoners in the mess hall. Interviews with Rhoades, however, and with an actress who'd turned down the role, reveal that the scene went further and that Rhoades ended up fully nude. Rhoades said she didn't realize her scene would be so "explicit" until the day of shooting. She just did what the director, Joseph Mankiewicz, told her to do and kept taking off clothes until she was running around totally naked across the desert. At least two still photos, apparently from the movie, support this. The reason the explicit nudity was deleted remains unexplained, and the footage is presumed lost. Promoted as a "cynical western," the film was released on Christmas Day 1970 and did poorly at the holiday box office. The rest of Rhoades' career primarily focused on television.