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| Wednesday February 13 02:41:01 2008 Re: European Edit? Commercials Question |
| > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Wonder why the gagged with packing scene was shown > only in Europe. Hey, I cracked off on the Bud-lite dog, but we may have one the other way? Italian CSI, or: R.I.S. - Delitti imperfetti, ep: "Fuoco Incrociato" has an ep that is exact to German CSI: R.I.S. - Die Sprache der Toten, ep: "Falsch gewettet", which in the DB (#13159) Recognised the plot. Only difference, if recall correct? Is female model, not a gay guy model in the German one, but rest went along same. Scanned through, but the tied to chair part the shifty German girl had was not shown by her Italian counterpart. Suggest, especially our Italian friends sort of keep an eye on that incase something cut? |
| Jay L |
| Wednesday February 13 11:13:22 2008 how to rob a bank |
| I heard like one mention about the movie "how to rob a bank". did anyone else see this movie? have details about it? |
| john |
| Wednesday February 13 12:08:55 2008 Re: how to rob a bank |
| john wrote: > I heard like one mention about the movie "how to rob > a bank". did anyone else see this movie? have > details about it? Posted here on Friday a.m. |
| Wednesday February 13 12:09:49 2008 Re: how to rob a bank |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Posted here on Friday a.m. Correction, it was Thursday a.m. |
| Wednesday February 13 12:55:52 2008 Re: European Edit? |
| Jay L wrote: > R.I.S. - Delitti imperfetti, ep: "Fuoco > Incrociato" > has an ep that is exact to German CSI: > R.I.S. - Die Sprache der Toten, ep: "Falsch > gewettet", > which in the DB (#13159) Interesting, because these are definitely two different productions; wonder if someone sold identical scripts to Italy and Germany? BTW it wouldn't be the first time that a scene has been cut in Italy. I once came across a Kommissar Rex episode (Attentat auf Rex) where most of the DiD scene had been edited out in the Italian version. |
| Peter de K |
| Wednesday February 13 14:26:54 2008 Jeanne Savary |
| Some time ago a post was made here with 2 caps of Nestor Burma damsel Jeanne Savary. One of the caps I recognize, but the second (Jeanne in a red blouse) I do not! What I mean is that I do not remember that cap from either of the 2 Nestor Burma episodes listed here. Record # 7085 and #6713. The postings were probably from the nice women over at Major Johns. Does anyone have insight to this? |
| David Kiefer |
| Daviddakief@AOL.Com |
| Wednesday February 13 16:35:29 2008 Re: Jeanne Savary |
| David Kiefer wrote: > Some time ago a post was made here with 2 caps of Nestor > Burma damsel Jeanne Savary. One of the caps I recognize, > but the second (Jeanne in a red blouse) I do not! What I > mean is that I do not remember that cap from either of > the 2 Nestor Burma episodes listed here. Record # 7085 > and #6713. The postings were probably from the nice > women over at Major Johns. Does anyone have insight to this? David, The second pic you saw was indeed Jeanne Savary in one of her best DID scenes. The episode in French is called "La marieuse était trop belle" from the Nestor Burma series (this one was shot in 2002). In English the title would sound something like "The married woman was too beautiful". Some thugs enter the room and soon after that you see the full tight up secretary of Nestor Burma (the outstanding beautiful Jeanne Savary), supporting a tight OTM gag (unfortunately no on-screen tying or gagging :-/ Burma enters the room with his partner, there is some fighting with the thugs, and once the bad guys are gone, Burma and his friend take easily their time to undo the tying. While all this is going on, we get some nice close-ups of an angry Jeanne, who wonders why they are taking so long to get her loose. Burma wonders why his partner still has so much hair:-) At the end (after about 2 minutes), they ungag the unhappy secretary who is so angry that Burma is intended to regag her. Unfortunately, immediately after, the scene is cut and over :-/ Although a cleave gag addict myself, I love this scene for his intensity and humorous touch while all is going on. A real keeper. All episodes of this good series have been put on DVD recently over here in Europe, one by one. (http://www.macollection.fr) I will add this (quite unknown) scene to the database asap. In order to put the clip on-line, I'm missing unfortunately, so far, the right equipment :-/ |
| Luke |
| Wednesday February 13 20:27:21 2008 Re: Jeanne Savary |
| Luke wrote: Thanks Luke! I appreciate the info. I am hoping that one of my friends, a trader, caps this to DVD. Thanks Again |
| David Kiefer |
| Daviddakief@AOL.Com |
| Wednesday February 13 22:18:08 2008 Re: European Edit? |
| Peter de K wrote: > Jay L wrote: > > R.I.S. - Delitti imperfetti, ep: "Fuoco > > Incrociato" > > has an ep that is exact to German CSI: > > R.I.S. - Die Sprache der Toten, ep: "Falsch > > gewettet", > > which in the DB (#13159) **** Interesting, because these are definitely two different productions; wonder if someone sold identical scripts to Italy and Germany? ***** Figure so, both women were taken as hostages with the CSI's there. Both women were later picked off by CSI's digging up the "loot". And of course, through CSI techniques picked off for gunning down the bandits Plus the models, though different genders.. Toooo close for random huh? **** BTW it wouldn't be the first time that a scene has been cut in Italy. ***** Possible?, the German girl took the CSI's to the bandit's hideout, where she recalled being tied to the chair. I scanned back/forth, not speaking Italian, I couldn't follow how the Italian CSI's found the hideout?? But with a script so close, figured alert the Italian friends to a possibility, just in case |
| Jay L |
| Wednesday February 13 23:43:33 2008 Law & order |
| from today's alerts page: Record number: 6772 Title: Law & Order: Criminal Intent Medium: TV Series Actress: Marianne Hagan, Stephi Lineburg, Bailey Slattery Description: Episode: "Homo Homini Lupis" (1.14) A loan shark kidnaps an embezzling executive's family as collateral for a huge debt. The ladies are blindfolded, shackled, gagged with duct tape. One character is raped by their menacing captor -- off screen, mercifully. Can anyone tell me when in the episode the scene occurs? Or is is throughout the entire hour? |
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