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| Thursday February 09 00:02:51 2006 DID black &white classics |
| Seeing the post mentioning Veronica Lake in "This gun for hire" has me thinking...perhaps with your help...just what people feel is the all time best black and white era DID scene. My vote is for Maureen O'Hara in "Jamaica Inn".
How about Jane Russell in "The Outlaw"? A favourite scene from the old Superman TV series? What am I forgetting? Simon |
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| Simon Kade |
| SimonKade@yahoo.com |
| http://simonsdamsels.blogspot.com/ |
| Thursday February 09 00:47:20 2006 Re: Wonder Woman DVD |
| Cleve wrote:
> Ron wrote: > > > Anyone seen the Wonder Woman DVDs? Does Lynda Carter > > > comment on being gagged? > > > Netlixed them last month. No extras offered on the DVDs > so there is no commentary reel, nice that you can FF,RW > and pause the video though she did make a fantastic DID > IMHO > > Cleve Yes she was one of the best DID. Great casting for the role of WW. I have the episodes Hot Wheels and Deadly Dolphin. Great scenes with that black cleave they always used. Just my 2cents |
| GFAN |
| gfan67@yahoo.com |
| Thursday February 09 01:25:56 2006 Super DVDs |
| Mark your calendars for June 20th. That's when Warner Brothers is releasing "Adventures of Superman" Seasons 3 & 4, "Lois & Clark" Season 3 and "Superboy: Season 1" on dvd. I believe all have scenes. |
| CM |
| Thursday February 09 08:44:34 2006 comedy bondage |
| Hi can anyone reccommend any scenes from films with the emphasis on comedy bondage please? e.g Cameron Diaz scene in a life less ordinairy. Cheers. |
| ronglish |
| Thursday February 09 09:01:44 2006 clear tape gags |
| Hi i'm new to the internet but just wanted to say a big thanks to all who contribute to these pages and websites its made what used to be a tricky and often fruitless pursuit a whole load easier. Can anyone out there reccommend any films with clear/translucent tape gags in though please? I've searched the database and managed to get hold of the doom generation, Anatomie 2, Midnight ride and 2001 a sapce travesty. I was just wondering if anyone knew of any others out there? Thanks. |
| the goat |
| Thursday February 09 09:28:10 2006 Re: comedy bondage |
| ronglish wrote:
> Hi can anyone reccommend any scenes from films with the > emphasis on comedy bondage please? e.g Cameron Diaz scene > in a life less ordinairy. Cheers. Pricilla Pressley has a scene in Naked Gun: 2 1/2. It's an OTM gag if I remember correctly. It's not overly tight, but PP was a heck of a damsel....even though she was a bit older. :) |
| McBain |
| Thursday February 09 09:36:47 2006 SEE NO EVIL |
| "See No Evil" Horror Movie Starring by Kane In gallery see woman OTM gagged very interest
http://www.seenoevilthemovie.com |
| Mr.M |
| Thursday February 09 10:12:13 2006 Re: comedy bondage |
| ronglish wrote:
> Hi can anyone reccommend any scenes from films with the > emphasis on comedy bondage please? I'll be putting up 'Unhappily ever after' next week with Nikki Cox B&G'd on the bed in skis - cute scene. |
| Major John |
| Thursday February 09 10:19:15 2006 Re: DID black &white classics |
| Simon Kade wrote:
> best black > and white era DID scene. Hard to say best, as afew favourites. B&G'd in the net scene in Daughter of Don Q serial up there. The lighter trick in Xue sa jin qian (1936) aka Blood-stained Money not bad either Bit of humour here Secret Agent, ep: "A Sting in the Tail" was one of my favourites, based on a collector who took some creative liberties with the dubbing. When it later aired on TV, I was disappointed to learn how quick the scene really was. :) |
| Jay L |
| Thursday February 09 10:23:11 2006 Re: DID black &white classics |
| Simon Kade wrote:
> ...just what people feel is the all time best black > and white era DID scene. Fay Wray in "King Kong" is a classic favorite of mine. "Zombies on Broadway" has a couple of nice scenes, though too short. |
| Mike D |
| Thursday February 09 11:33:41 2006 Re: ID's |
| Major John wrote:
> Thanks to the lads - we've got 'em all ID'd except for > the following. > http://www.bindher.com Could not remember the film title for the life of me, but I got lucky when I typed "stoned" into the description field, and viola... Record number: 9026 Title: Crime Scene (2003) Medium: Movie Actress: Unknown Description: There is a brief scene in which a woman and her boyfriend are being questioned by the detective. She's rather stoned, and keeps interrupting. After one such incident, we see the detective's vexed expression, and next we see the woman with a piece of tape over her mouth. There are three or four nice closeups and some gag talk. There are no bonds, however. |
| KEVIN |
| Thursday February 09 12:13:09 2006 Re: clear tape gags |
| the goat wrote:
> Can anyone out there > reccommend any films with clear/translucent tape gags in > though please? Black Belt, Excess Baggage and Clockwork Orange. |
| Anubis |
| http://www.anuvids.com/ |
| Thursday February 09 13:16:14 2006 Re: comedy bondage |
| ronglish wrote:
> Hi can anyone reccommend any scenes from films with the > emphasis on comedy bondage please? e.g Cameron Diaz scene > in a life less ordinairy. Cheers. Holly Robinson in "Mr. Cooper" and Karyn Parsons in "Fresh Prince" (both wearing very nice white tape gags), and a few scenes from "Married with Children" (unfortunaely, Christina Applegate was the only regular female not B&G.) |
| Thursday February 09 13:18:42 2006 Re: clear tape gags |
| Firewall |
| Thursday February 09 13:18:57 2006 Re: comedy bondage |
| Three Stooges
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| Thursday February 09 13:22:59 2006 Re: DID black &white classics |
| Simon Kade wrote:
just what people feel is the all time best black > and white era DID scene. My vote is for Maureen O'Hara in > "Jamaica Inn". Jane Russell in Outlaw, Fay Wray in KK, and Maureen in Jamaica Inn are all wonderful scenes. Only, Maureen O'Hara made another scene, and that gets my vote. The Black Swan. Especially the last part- her pretty dress, beautiful looks, and desperate struggling- that gets her no way, MUST be No 1 IMHO. (I am not a gag fan). You can see caps at HtF's site-search Der Seeraüber (The pirate) These caps are colored; but it must have been done at a later date. The movie is from 1942. |
| Per |
| Thursday February 09 13:45:19 2006 Re: Update |
| > > Been looking for that Arrest and Trial for years
> ever since I saw some caps - you're THE man Jay L !!!!!! > Thanks, but credit for that should go to Canuck & the Major Most credit goes to Jay L, who captured the scene originally |
| Canuck |
| Thursday February 09 14:59:05 2006 New Clips! |
| Ciao from Italy. |
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| PantyDiDCap |
| info@Pantydidcap.com |
| http://www.Pantydidcap.com |
| Thursday February 09 15:06:03 2006 Re: Nancy Drew |
| Historian wrote:
> > #21 The Secret In the Old Attic > #16 The Clue of the Tapping Heels > #4 The Mystery at Lilac Inn There's a site...I never kept it bookmarked, lost and found it about a dozen times in 6 years, called Mr. Irony or something like that- it's all the book scenes, just as Brian's Page is all the VCR alerts. Especially Girl Detectives, but romance, sci fi, mystery- he had a giant database going. I don't know if it still exists, but he had the Nancy Drew list. Remember also, that ND had many diff series- the old yellow-spine hardbacks, but also several versions of paperback series- the earliest of which included illustrations, many including the D-i-D scenes. I left all my ND books when I moved, but I'll post if I can remember any. These especially: Don't Look Twice (Nancy snatched by someone mistaken identity) Emerald-eyed cat mystery Hit & Run Holiday Dangerous Moves (or maybe Dangerous Curves) EE cat mystery had an extended scene- Nancy struggles free, then has to re-gag herself and act tied up when she realizes she can't escape her current location, & doesn't want to tip her captors that she's free. If "Mr. Irony" isn't still up (and its been a long time since I checked) Is anyone interested in using the same Brian's Page setup to start such a site? -good luck, val |
| Valkyrie |
| http://valthesub.net |
| Thursday February 09 15:15:21 2006 Re: DID black &white classics |
| Per wrote:
> > Only, Maureen O'Hara made another scene, and that gets my > vote. The Black Swan. Especially the last part- her Sorry to disappoint, but The Black Swan WAS a color movie. In fact it won an Acadamy Award for color cinamatography. |
| Southbound |
| Thursday February 09 15:34:06 2006 Re: DID black &white classics |
| Southbound wrote:
> Sorry to disappoint, but The Black Swan WAS a color > movie. Ohh-thanx. I stand corrected-not for the first, nor -I expect-the last time-in this forum. I wouldn't have thought they could make color movies in 1942. Color or no color, IS a nice scene still........ |
| Per |
| Thursday February 09 15:38:49 2006 Re: clear tape gags |
| Anubis wrote:
> the goat wrote: > > > Can anyone out there > > reccommend any films with clear/translucent tape > gags in > > though please? There was an episode of "Knight Rider" entitled "Knight of the Juggernaut", which featured a damsel with her hands tied in front of her and gagged with clear packaging tape. |
| Hadji |
| Thursday February 09 15:48:19 2006 Trace possible |
| Suburban mom goes missing tonight on "Without a Trace." This show has been a major disappointment the last two seasons as it seems every time a female goes missing, it winds up being the female is just hiding or is on her own kidnapping plot.
On same subject, which network shows have infuriated you the most this season for lack of scenes based on good premises. My picks. 1. "Bones". This show has been a nightmare. Not one scene even with a guest. Bad ratings might help before the season ends. 2. "Numbers" 3. "Without a Trace" 4. Lifetime's "Missing." |
| Thursday February 09 15:49:04 2006 Re: DID black &white classics |
| Per wrote:
>> I wouldn't have thought they could make color movies in > 1942. First colour movie process, Kinemacolor, invented in Brighton, 1906. First feature-length colour film was "Cupid Angling", starring Ruth Roland, in 1918. First full colour full talkie was Warner Bros' "On With The Show", 1929. None of these had a DiD scene, afaik, but an early silent DiD classic in black and white was "At the Villa Rose", in which a girl is kidnapped and very thoroughly b&g by murder conspirators. |
| Mad Dan |
| http://www.whitelord.ath.cx/dansdidnts |
| Thursday February 09 15:55:34 2006 Re: Nancy Drew |
| Valkyrie wrote:
> Remember also, that ND had many diff series- the old > yellow-spine hardbacks, but also several versions of > paperback series- the earliest of which included > illustrations, many including the D-i-D scenes. I see, didn't know that. Should mention for the Trades Page post for Hadji, that it was yellow-spine one. Had illustrations, and what rough weight-to tape Thanks |
| Jay L |
| Thursday February 09 16:09:01 2006 Re: Nancy Drew |
| > EE cat mystery had an extended scene- Nancy struggles
> free, then has to re-gag herself and act tied up when she > realizes she can't escape her current location, Worth checking out |
| http://www.nancydrewworld.com/eecat.html |
| Thursday February 09 16:10:39 2006 Re: Nancy Drew |
| > Worth checking out
As are Trial By Fire, Rehearsal for Romance, Circle of Evil, Deadly Doubles, Very Deadly Yours and Mystery of the Winged Lion (all three B&G) |
| http://www.nancydrewworld.com/lion2.html |
| Thursday February 09 16:15:53 2006 Re: Trace possible |
| > On same subject, which network shows have infuriated you
> the most this season for lack of scenes based on good > premises. Smallville has been pretty disappointing (esp. with Kristin Kreuk) but perhaps there will be some rectification tonite |
| Cluck Trent |
| Thursday February 09 17:06:38 2006 Re: Trace possible |
| Cluck Trent wrote:
> Smallville has been pretty disappointing (esp. with > Kristin Kreuk) but perhaps there will be some rectification tonite I am also looking forward to Smallville tonight. From last week's previews, there is a "potential" gag around the neck of Lois (Erica Durance). Scene also has Chloe (Allison Mack) strpped to a chair. |
| Big D |
| Thursday February 09 17:55:38 2006 Re: DID black &white classics |
| My black and white fave is Anne Gwynne in "The Black Cat" (the 1941 mystery with Broderick Crawford as the romantic lead (!), not the 1934 Karloff horror film-- confusing, as Bela Lugosi appears in both!).
Anyway, this one covers several nice kinks: our blond damsel is in her nightdress (and probably barefoot? Don't recall) when she's knocked out by the villainess, and carried off B & G (hands behind, cloth OTM gag) over the other woman's shoulder. Couple scenes, not terribly lengthy, but not "blink and you miss it" either. Close second for me: the ever-tasty Valerie Hobson in "Bride of Frankenstein". |
| Jeb |
| jebdel@yahoo.com |
| http://www.jebsadventurebound.homestead.com |
| Thursday February 09 17:57:11 2006 Re: Nancy Drew |
| New film in production for 2007.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0479500/ |
| Thursday February 09 18:02:59 2006 Re: comedy bondage |
| ronglish wrote:
> Hi can anyone reccommend any scenes from films with the > emphasis on comedy bondage please? e.g Cameron Diaz scene > in a life less ordinairy. Cheers. The feature film version of My Favourite Martian has a great tongue in cheek scene for the lovely Liz Hurley. Lava (currently up on Major Johns) is a black comedy and Nicola Stapleton's scenes are very funnny in places. A 1980's British sitcom Pig in the Middle had a memorable scene for Joanna Van Gyseghem, bound and gagged with neckties on camera. And let us not forget the comedy classic Whoops Apocalypse with Princess Wendy (Joanne Pearce) bound and gagged in the back of the Orgazmatron. |
| moxx of balhoom |
| Thursday February 09 18:11:50 2006 Hollyoaks Back from the Dead |
| Here in dear old Blighty we have a soap opera called Hollyoaks, which is full of beautiful teenagers. Most of them couldn't act their way out of a paper bag but hey-ho.
Next week they are showing a 4 part spin off 'Back from the Dead' Here's the synopses for episodes 3 &4 The brand new late night Hollyoaks mini series, Hollyoaks: Back from the Dead continues. Coming down from the effects of the GHB, Nicole (Ciara Janson), finds herself in a warehouse in the clutches of a smiling Andy (Warren Brown). Mel (Cassie Powney ) continues her search for Andy and it feels like drink is the only thing that's keeping her going. After a night in the cells, Mandy (Sarah Jayne Dunn), Louise (Roxanne McKee) and Clare (Samantha Rowley) are in full bickering mode. But just who is Sean (Matthew Jay Lewis), and why is Louise so keen to get away? Dir: Eddy Marshall; Writer: Chris Gill; Prod Co: Mersey 01:45 HOLLYOAKS: BACK FROM THE DEAD 00:30 The brand new late-night Hollyoaks mini series, Hollyoaks: Back from the Dead concludes. Nicole (Ciara Janson) is tied up as Andy (Warren Brown) prepares to rape her, and there's nothing Sam (Louis Tamone) and Russ (Stuart Manning) can do to help her... Saved from the psychopathic woman, Mandy (Sarah Jayne Dunn), Louise (Roxanne McKee) and Clare (Samantha Rowley) are free to enjoy what's left of their holiday. Louise is troubled by the intimate and fractured past she shares with Sean (Matthew Jay Lewis), but what about the future? Dir: Eddy Marshall; Writer: Nick Saltrese; Prod Co: Mersey Sounds okay doesn't it? and if anyone's wondering what she looks like: http://www.uk-babes.co.uk/hollyoaks/ciara_janson.asp More news as it happens. |
| moxx of balhoom |
| Thursday February 09 18:12:29 2006 Re: comedy bondage |
| moxx of balhoom wrote:
> ronglish wrote: > > > Hi can anyone reccommend any scenes from films with > the > > emphasis on comedy bondage please? Well, probably my *third* favorite B&W scene of all time is pretty funny. From the database: Record number: 336 Title: My Favorite Spy (1942) Medium: Movie Actress: Ellen Drew, Jane Wyman Description: Not the Bob Hope film. Band leader Kay Kyser plays himself as a nebbish recruited by Uncle Sam to infiltrate a ring of spies; he is to do this by acting unpleasant and un-American (all played for laughs, mind you, at the height of WWII), to attract the spies' attempts to recruit him. His wife, Ellen Drew (not in on the secret), leaves in disgust. The night she picks to return, the feds have G-Gal Jane Wyman posing as Kay's wife while he meets the spies. Jane takes Ellen to another room to explain things; from behind, she pulls down her coat, pinning her arms, and hand-gags her. Later, Kay goes to check on Ellen; he hears much mmpphh-ing coming from a closet, and opens the door: there she is, sitting on a chair, hands bound behind it, ankles tied to the legs with scarves, gagged with dark cloth over her mouth, squirming, grunting, and glaring daggers. He does his best to explain, and leaves her. Later, Jane goes to check on her -- Ellen has freed herself, and grabs Jane, who now finds herself bound in the chair, gagged with a light-colored scarf over her mouth. Ellen smirks and pushes Jane's preposterously large hat down over her eyes as she leaves. Later, Kay is trying to lead Ellen from the bad guys' hideout; still not trusting him, she screams for all she's worth. Next thing you know, her head, arms, and upper body are wrapped in black cloth, tied with white rope. Kay spends the last part of the film carrying her over his shoulder this way (giving her a sharp spanking at one point, which only quiets her for a second). Her struggles and muffled screams are about as energetic as any I've ever seen. You'd be safe rolling tape at the 45' mark. The running time for an AMC airing is listed (repeat: "listed") at 93'. |
| Jeb |
| Thursday February 09 18:14:38 2006 Re: Comedy bondage from films |
| > can anyone reccommend any scenes from films with the emphasis on comedy bondage please?
---- Beach Fever (1987) Head Above Water (both versions). |
| Kinky-napper |
| Thursday February 09 20:29:34 2006 Re: Trace possible |
| Big D wrote:
> Scene also > has Chloe (Allison Mack) strpped to a chair. I sense the ol' bait-and-switch once again ... |
| gasface |
| Thursday February 09 21:04:23 2006 Ginger snaps |
| I know that this should go on the alerts page, but I can't find the movie listed in my onscreen cable guide so I'm not sure of the time, but I'm pretty sure they will show it at least one more time this month and someone else may be able to find out when it is on.
The movie is Ginger Snaps, back to the beginining. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0365265/ It's a were-wolf movie set in 1815 and the two female leads both have some good moments. In the begining of the movie Ginger is hit with a bola type weapon that wraps itself into her mouth like a gag. Later Ginger is bound to a table and gagged and he sister Bridget is bound with her hands behind her. It's a good movie and Showtime beyond has been showing it, but my cable guide is limited. Skytower |
| Skytower |
| Thursday February 09 21:18:59 2006 Re: Trace possible |
| Big D wrote:
> I am also looking forward to Smallville tonight. From > last week's previews, there is a "potential" > gag around the neck of Lois (Erica Durance). Scene also > has Chloe (Allison Mack) strpped to a chair. yep, there sure was a "potential" gag around Erica Durance's neck that wasn't there prior to her very nice chloro scene. not sure why the bad guy tied a rag loosely around her neck like that... |
| gagless |
| Thursday February 09 21:25:34 2006 Teasing like that... |
| ...is just plain mean! |
| Smallville |
| Thursday February 09 22:57:51 2006 Re: Teasing like that... |
| Smallville wrote:
> ...is just plain mean! Well, at least we saw it coming... Any advice from the easterly time zones about how long I should be recording before it's safe to flip back to the TiVo and its "Survivor"-related activities would be much appreciated. |
| Raffish |
| Thursday February 09 23:06:53 2006 Re: Teasing like that... |
| Raffish wrote:
> Any advice from the easterly time zones about how long I > should be recording before it's safe to flip back to the > TiVo and its "Survivor"-related activities > would be much appreciated. I think they get loose at about the 50-minute mark. But I wasn't watching very closely. |
| gasface |
| Thursday February 09 23:09:00 2006 Re: Teasing like that... |
| gasface wrote:
> I think they get loose at about the 50-minute mark. But I > wasn't watching very closely. Ah, thanks, shall record the full hour then. |
| Raffish |
| Thursday February 09 23:27:44 2006 Re: Nancy Drew |
| Nancy Drew was the true catalyst into this world for me, back at a very young age. As such, I'm pretty familiar with the books, especially the original yellow bound ones. Here's the listing of books where one (or all) of the girls gets at least bound. Gags often acompany, but not always. I try to explain as best my memory allows.
#3 The Bungalow Mystery (just Nancy, no gag) #4 Mystery at Lilac Inn (just Nancy, gag, picture) #5 Secret of Shadow Ranch (all 3 girls, no gags I think) #6 Secret of Red Gate Farm (all 3 girls, no gags I think) #11 Clue of the Broken Locket (nancy and another girl, gags) #14 The Whispering Statue (Nancy, gag I think) #16 Clue of the Tapping Heels (Nancy, gag, picture) #19 Quest of the Missing Map (Nancy and a couple other girls) #21 The Secret in the Old Attic (Nancy, gag) #27 Secret of the Wooden Lady (Nancy, George, maybe Bess?) #28 The Clue of the Black Keys (Nancy, gag) #29 Mystery at the Ski Jump (Nancy, gag) #30 Clue of the Velvet Mask (Nancy and Bess, blindfolds) #31 The Ringmaster's Secret (Nancy and George, gags) #34 The Hidden Window Mystery (all three girls, I think gags) #36 Secret of the Golden Pavilion (Nancy, gag, Ned also) #38 Mystery of the Fire Dragon (Nancy x2, Bess w/ Blindfold, another girl, 2 pictures) I know there a couple more instances in the remaining 18 books of that original series, but I don't remember exactly which ones. However, the above should be a pretty good start. I hope this helps anybody who was interested! |
| Cleaver |
| Thursday February 09 23:46:45 2006 SMALLVILLE |
| This episode had to be the ultimate tease of all time. About 40 minutes in the bad guy chloroforms soem cutie. When another girl comes to the door she knows something is not right and searches the basement. The first girl is there tied to a chair with a bandanna/scarf, etc. around her neck, impying that she was gagged or blindfolded. The bad guy sees the girl about to free the other and grabs her and ties her up as well. Now the first girl starts to give him lip, so I say good, he'll shut her up by putting the gag around her neck into her mouth. Nope he just let's her yack away. Just goes to show that a bunch of putzes write these shows or maybe they were gonna gag this actress and she made a stink and screamed bloody murder about it, only thing I can figure. |
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