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| Friday March 14 00:34:41 2008 Raffish DiDClips updated |
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| Raffish |
| raffish@bondageparade.com |
| http://www.bondageparade.com/ |
| Friday March 14 01:20:36 2008 The Cottage |
| My first post; sorry if I mess anything up... I found some video of "The Cottage" with Jennifer Ellison, with a couple nice (but very quick) shots of her OTM gagged. http://www.zootoday.com/lateststuff/archive/2008/01/29/world-exclusive--ellison-kidnapped.htm |
| New Guy |
| Friday March 14 02:51:27 2008 Re: Raffish DiDClips updated |
| An especially excellent selection this week Raffish. Thanks a bunch! |
| Wavy |
| verywavy@yahoo.com |
| Friday March 14 03:43:08 2008 Re: More ID's |
| Jay L wrote: > more The name of actress in the first pic is Stella Adorf.The Title of the series was "Oh Gott,Herr Pfarrer". |
| Nick |
| Friday March 14 04:18:36 2008 Re: Funny Games |
| Emma wrote: > > I disagree with your point about her promoting the > > bondage aspect; to me it seems she just mentioned > one > > What a great perspective. I dont post here that often but read discussions and comments all the time. Thanks for a very good discussion point that I agree with. |
| John |
| Friday March 14 05:46:34 2008 Re: Missed opportunities |
| Last year an episode of the long running UK drama The Bill saw Louisa Lytton's endearing ingenue WPC Beth Green overpowered by a suspect and knocked out. She came to roped hand and foot in a cupboard, but wriggled to her radio handset which lay nearby and called for assistance A nice little scene in itself but with a gag it would have been so much sweeter, imagine her mmpphing into her radio or kicking at the closet door with her bound feet in an attempt to draw attention to her plight. On the plus side there was a prolonged full treatment scene for another officer just a couple of episodes later, and looking ahead Lytton is about to get an undercover assignment, so with her bad luck who knows. |
| Moxx of Balhoom |
| Friday March 14 09:50:18 2008 Re: Raffish DiDClips updated |
| Wavy wrote: > An especially excellent selection this week Raffish. > Thanks a bunch! Yes! i love the With murder in mind scene. A damsel and a phone its always a good mixture :) |
| Mandraketube |
| mandraketube@yahoo.com |
| Friday March 14 12:35:22 2008 Re: Raffish DiDClips updated |
| Mandraketube wrote: > Yes! i love the With murder in mind scene. A damsel and a > phone its always a good mixture :) Heh...while I've traditionally left things up to requests + random number generator + veto power, I've seriously considered doing a "themed update" once in a while. A "trying to get to the darn phone already" mix could be good fun. (I'd presumably have to start with "Picture Claire," "El precio de tu amor," and Mission Impossible "The Question"...hmm, let's see, what else? Feel free to send along suggestions.) Thanks to you and Wavy for the kind words. |
| Raffish |
| raffish@bondageparade.com |
| Friday March 14 14:26:32 2008 Re: Funny Games |
| All fellow Canadians living in Ontario, please note that Funny Games opens today. Thanks. |
| M7 |
| Friday March 14 14:40:16 2008 Mother and Daughter both did it |
| How many scenes has a mother and daughter actresses done, not necessarily together ? I can think of Jane and Bridget Fonda and Catherine and India Oxenberg. |
| Friday March 14 14:52:48 2008 Re: Mother and Daughter both did it |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > How many scenes has a mother and daughter actresses done, > not necessarily together ? I can think of Jane and > Bridget Fonda and Catherine and India Oxenberg. Jane is not Bridget's mom, she's her aunt. Peter Fonda is her dad. Not sure who the mom is. |
| Friday March 14 15:39:35 2008 Re: Mother and Daughter both did it |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Jane is not Bridget's mom, she's her aunt. Peter Fonda is > her dad. Not sure who the mom is. Susan Jane Brewer, artist. She and Peter divorced in 1972. (I didn't realize before looking this up that Bridget and Danny Elfman were Married With Child. Cool.) |
| Raffish |
| http://www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/bridget_fonda/#synopsis |
| Friday March 14 15:44:34 2008 looking for alert |
| Hi, possible dumb question but I'm looking for an old Alert that was posted for Feb. 13, 2008, for Law & Order:Criminal Intent but I do not know how to find older alerts. Of course I know how to find them if we are still in the current month (just click on the number of the date on the calender) but is there a way to find a posting for an alert for a month ago? Or else, can someone tell me which episode aired that day? I recorded it & am just getting around to dubbing it over & am looking for the episode title so I can ID the actress. thank you very much. |
| Friday March 14 16:03:35 2008 Re: Funny Games |
| Emma wrote: > I think the Naomi Watts interview should also be taken in > context that they probably did a much longer interview > than what they printed and the features editor chose what was printed. True, but the thing is, whenever an actor and actress is being interviewed about a movie they just made, I think you can reasonably assume that their goal is to promote the movie, and that they will therefore say things about the movie that will make readers of the interview want to see the movie, whatever the length of the interview. Therefore, what Watts said about the bondage was intended to entice viewers. (Actors do occasionally say things to diss movies they've participated in, but this generally is the result of a falling-out with the director or whomever. No such falling-out has been reported about Watts and Funny Games.) |
| Pat Powers |
| Friday March 14 16:10:38 2008 anybody know where comic illustrators and comic writers connect? |
| I'm developing a short story I wrote called "A Little Bit of Monica" into a webcomic, and I need to hook up with a good illustrator, so any help would be appreciated. Maybe there's a discussion forum or a blog or something that does that, I dunno. If anyone does know, please contact me at the email address above. The reason it's relevant to this page is that it's about a young woman who gets into bellydancing, loses a lot of weight and gets very good at bellydancing, and starts looking a whole lot better. So she decides to go to a con dressed as "Slave Maya," a science fictional web comics character whose slave wear makes Slave Leia look overdressed and not all that bondage-y. There'll be a lot of Slave Maya imagery in the story, but none of it GRATUITOUS, it'll all be in the service of the plot, you betcha! ;> |
| Pat Powers |
| patpowers1995@yahoo.com |
| Friday March 14 16:11:44 2008 Re: Missed opportunities- James Bond style. |
| Historian wrote: > There Martine Beswick from "Thunderball" Her > charchter Paula is abducted the SPECTRE thugs, but not > bound let alone gagged. As a result, she ends up popping > a cyanide pill. I'm going on strictly ten or more year-old memory here, but I thought there was a very brief glimpse of her aa a door opened or closed, slumped in a chair. Comments by villains implied she had been tortured for information before killing herself; perhaps for that reason I thought she was tied or strapped in the chair. But certainly they didn't show it (bondage) well if they did at all. |
| Jute |
| Friday March 14 16:15:02 2008 Re: looking for alert |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > the date on the calender) but is there a way to find a > posti At the link is the alerts for that particular day. |
| civil |
| http://brianspage.com/showday.php?fname=vcralerts%2Fhtml%2F043-2008 |
| Friday March 14 16:46:00 2008 Re: What Might Have Been---Robocop 3 |
| Van wrote: > The game: "What Might Have Been" > Meaning: WHAT MAINSTREAM MOVIE OR TV EPISODE COULD HAVE > HAD A *CLASSIC* DID-SCENE WITH ONLY A *MINOR* SCRIPT > CHANGE? The emphasis is on *minor*. Major rewrites > don't count. I'll go first. > Okay, who's next? Remember, it has to be a *minor* script change. Strictly a personal thing; I have to go with the OLTL story where Marti Saybrook (the so-gorgeous it's ridiculous Christina Chambers) gets kidnapped by old associates of her deceased husband. She's kept in a locked cell, she's questioned, she's kept in the back of a van, she's smuggled out of the U.S. to Ireland, for cryin' out loud, and not ONCE is she shown b&g. I mean, it ought to be a law that if a kidnapped woman is in the back of a van, she is shown bound and gagged! Just opportunity after opportunity fumbled away there, and I'll probably never really get over it. |
| Cinch |
| Friday March 14 16:48:09 2008 Re: Witless Protection |
| Cabin-Fever-Stricken-Guy wrote: > How are the two reported B&G scenes in this new > "Larry the Cable Guy" opus? If, for example, I > was *really bored* this evening would it be worth it to > go see it? > Thank you. General consensus in past posts seemed to be that it wasn't worth it, unless you are a completist or a Larry fan. |
| Jute |
| Friday March 14 17:32:49 2008 Re: Witless Protection |
| She is pretty cute though |
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| Friday March 14 17:38:34 2008 Kim Poirier's Myspace Page |
| She includes a video of her B&G scene in 'Paradise Falls' at her page (fourth down from the top) |
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| http://www.myspace.com/kimpoirier |
| Friday March 14 17:48:59 2008 Re: Missed opportunities |
| Heather Locklear should have had the gag more than 4 times on TJ Hooker |
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| Friday March 14 17:53:35 2008 'Double O Kid' (1990's Film) |
| B&G Scene for Nicole Eggert? Kidnap scene in pics |
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| http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/7/71/The_Double_O_Kid_Corey_Haim.jpg/200px-The_Double_O_Kid_Corey_Haim.jpg |
| Friday March 14 17:54:31 2008 Re: 'Double O Kid' (1990's Film) |
| Kidnap scene in pics |
| http://lordcarry3.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/doubleo1s.jpg |
| Friday March 14 18:04:25 2008 Blind Mountain (aka Mang Shan) |
| Blind Mountain is a Chinese movie making the film festival rounds that deals with a woman sold into slavery (of the "slop-the-hogs-and-clean-the-pens" variety: her purchasers are farmers, not sex-crazed degenerates). Anyway, I saw a NY Times review of it that specified that she winds up chained and gagged (doesn't specify if it's both at the same time). For anyone caring to do further research, here's the IMDB info: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1020972 |
| Jeb |
| jebdel@yahoo.com |
| http://www.jebsadventurebound.net |
| Friday March 14 18:50:47 2008 Re: Funny Games |
| Pat Powers wrote: > Therefore, what Watts said about the bondage was intended > to entice viewers. Surely that would only entice viewers that like bondage though? I mean not everyone does and I guess the director, whose name escapes me, would not be that happy about Funny Games being used as a titillation (or maybe knowing why he does things he would and then let the viewers cope with the consequences) But if anything it shows a feature editors reliance on bondage rather than Naomi Watts She didn't go on at length about her scene in King Kong. I think as was said that it was just an illustration of what lengths she went to for this film. |
| Emma |
| lady_in_fishnets@hotmail.com |
| Friday March 14 19:09:46 2008 Re: looking for alert |
| civil wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > the date on the calender) but is there a way to find > a > > posti > At the link is the alerts for that particular day. Wow, thanks you very much, civil! Mind if I ask how you did that? I may need to find old alerts again some day. thanks again |
| Friday March 14 19:22:12 2008 Re: Funny Games |
| Emma wrote: > Pat Powers wrote: > > Therefore, what Watts said about the bondage was > intended > > to entice viewers. > Surely that would only entice viewers that like bondage > though? > I mean not everyone does and I guess the director, whose > name escapes me, would not be that happy about Funny > Games being used as a titillation (or maybe knowing why > he does things he would and then let the viewers cope > with the consequences) > But if anything it shows a feature editors reliance on > bondage rather than Naomi Watts > She didn't go on at length about her scene in King Kong. > I think as was said that it was just an illustration of > what lengths she went to for this film. I'm tending to agree. Probably one of the most physically taxing elements of the movie were the bondage scenes, especially being made to hop around on the set (between and during takes) because the ropes were THAT realistically tight, and she elaborated on the gag probably for the same reason...knowing most on-screen gags are basically just cosmetic (the actors can probably talk thru them to the directors pretty clearly between takes), and that in an effort of realism hers was so stringent that the apperance she had in the movie of choking on it was pretty much how it really felt to have it on, so that is what she chose to mention when describing examples of the movie's autheticism (especially when the same basic idea could have been gotten across...a bound & silenced woman...with a couple loose strands of rope & a thin little cleave gag). The original version's gag scene always looks a bit "too" real for comfort for me (the actress really looks like she's about to "gag" on it...literally!) and in the pics I've seen of Naomi's version, the gag is just as tight (very mouth-filling, and tied in place to boot). I imagine this was a rather uncomfortable experience for her so she specifically mentioned the bondage parts when describing the realism of the movie & how she really "suffered" for the role. At least that's my take...she also COULD have been just trying to appeal to the bondage enthusiasts out there by mentioning those scenes in particular, but I'm not thinking so. |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Friday March 14 19:29:12 2008 Re: 'Double O Kid' (1990's Film) |
| Sorry I was (and am) a HUGE Nicole Eggert fan Back in Da Day rented it watched it NO SCENE |
| Snowcat |
| Friday March 14 19:30:51 2008 Re: Missed opportunities - T.J. Hooker |
| > Heather Locklear should have had the gag more than 4 times on TJ Hooker ~~~~ In the early seasons of T.J. Hooker, Brian's Pagers-to-be had an anxiety that it might never happen. E.g., in "The Decoy" (2.14) The culprit works at a tennis academy so Stacey Sheridan (Locklear) goes undercover as a tennis player but her cover is blown when the bad guy catches her snooping around his office. He pulls out a roll of tape and tapes her hands behind her. The villain brings to her an old building and locks her in a makeshift cell where she's eventually rescued by good old TJ. No gag but a brief handgag by the villain through the bars when Stacey talks too much. The bad guy's omission is particularly glaring because I seem to recall that she even called out lines such as "I'm over here!" and "It's a trap!". Even her first B&g episode ("Trackdown"; 4.13) had an evil captor plot hole. At the end of the motel scene, she's uncuffed, and warned that if she makes a sound that not only will she be killed, but the other female captive will as well. She's hustled out of their room to the parking lot with her tape gag removed -- that would've attracted the attention of any onlookers. Once inside the RV, her wrists are re-cuffed -- but she's not re-gagged?! Remember, this is within a city. And to Van's original criteria, while the re-gagging would've made more sense even to non-DiD viewers, it wouldn't have altered episode's climax in the slightest, since Stacey only line was whispering to the other captive: "Go... go!" -- which could have easily have been mmmphed, or simply communicated with a jerk of the head and an eyes-shift. And there wasn't any retort from Stacey after "Captain Apollo" snickered "It's just you and me now, copper", nor did she have any lines in the series' obligatory car-chase scene. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Friday March 14 19:32:19 2008 Raffish Rocks |
| Much as you are fun to make fun of... (dem dare Offtopic jokey posts) Just have to remind you... YOU ROCK RAFFY |
| Snowcat |
| Friday March 14 19:37:50 2008 Funny Games |
| ot remake, allright, but Watts is much more attractive than Lothar, which is a plus. Also, the legendary gag is incredibly mouth-filling, but doesn't render the damsel's face to be as ghoulish as the original. Thumbs up. |
| H |
| diddvd@yahoo.com |
| http://www.diddvd.com |
| Friday March 14 20:00:30 2008 Re: looking for alert |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Hi, possible dumb question but I'm looking for an old > Alert that was posted for Feb. 13, 2008, for Law & > Order:Criminal Intent but I do not know how to find older > alerts. Of course I know how to find them if we are > still in the current month (just click on the number of > the date on the calender) but is there a way to find a > posting for an alert for a month ago? A month, go with *30* *Back* search. I'd suggest search on *Criminal Intent* in box and mark *Title* & *Body* Tested and this what got: (Same ep on 14th as the 13th you mentioned) ====== 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. The scene, despite this shortcomming, is a multi-damsel scene (a rare kind of scene that is always welcome in my book) with a reasonable length with some decent close-ups especially those of the mother and the elder daughter. In addition, the mother told the police that she and her daughters were "tied up" in a bathroom at a rest area on the NY Thruway when they were found by her father-in-law. Too bad they did not show the rescue! While I personally could have done without the rape scene, I have to admit that such scene certainly added to the episode's drama and suspense. Moreover, that scene gave a very credible sense of urgency and determination to police's efforts to catch the bad guy and also contributed greatly to the victims' ultimate decision to assist the police. Hence, the rape scene made a major contribution to the plot of the episode. ==================================== Feel free posting any additional questions to Database Corrections page |
| Jay L |
| Friday March 14 20:04:41 2008 Re: ashes to ashes scene (bbc tv series) |
| henry fool wrote: > keeley hawes got the treatment tonight. was cleave gagged with white cloth and was in what looked like a slight hogtie. screens: |
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| Brixton Massiv |
| Friday March 14 21:09:39 2008 Re: Raffish DiDClips updated |
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This post was moved to The Trading Forum. Poster: (unsigned poster) Reason: Requests->Trade |
| The Moderator |
| Friday March 14 23:18:43 2008 Re: Raffish Rocks |
| Snowcat wrote: > Much as you are fun to make fun of... I try, and can post some appreciative haiku also. Funny games! (I tried to make it on topic with that last line. I may have failed.) |
| Raffish |
| Friday March 14 23:20:44 2008 Re: Funny Games |
| Emma wrote: > Surely that would only entice viewers that like bondage > though? > I mean not everyone does and I guess the director, whose > name escapes me, would not be that happy about Funny > Games being used as a titillation (or maybe knowing why > he does things he would and then let the viewers cope > with the consequences) I don't know, I read a review today by Michael Koresky which did acknowledge the appeal that sequence might have. "Yet even these good-natured actors fall prey to Haneke's mind-numbing provocations, none more glaringly than Watts, who is forced to undergo her cruelest physical gauntlet (an endless single take in which she must make her way across the house, her body contorted in duct-taped bondage) clad only in sweat-and-blood soaked bra and panties -- one of the very few notable changes from the original film. Further rubbing our noses in our own prurience, or Haneke's wryly cynical way of getting viewers to keep watching?" http://www.indiewire.com/movies/2008/03/review_dead_aga.html |
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