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| Tuesday June 24 00:23:53 2008 ESPN commercial |
| I'm trying to remember information about this one scene from a commercial that was on TV quite a few years ago. I think it was for ESPN, maybe Sports Center, and it had I think an athlete as an anchor. At the end it panned out to show the male and female anchors tied back to back, with duct tape over their mouths. Anyone remember who the athlete was, or where/when the commercial aired? I was looking to see if it was on youtube, but there's too many to look through without narrowing it down. Thanks. |
| Spanky |
| Tuesday June 24 02:24:06 2008 Re: ESPN commercial |
| Spanky wrote: > think it was for ESPN, maybe Sports Center We have some sports ones: ==================== Record number: 9099 Title: Totally Hooked Medium: TV Series Actress: Sharon Description: Episode: Aired September 15, 2003 About 15 minutes into ESPN's fishing show, the short-haired blonde "Sharon" volunteers to be handcuffed by the Florida Keys county police officer, since she's "never been handcuffed before". A medium-range shot shows her wrists cuffed in back, and the officer escorts her into the squad car's backseat. Earlier, the pretty long-haired brunette "Paula" smirked that if she were to be handcuffed, she'd prefer to be handcuffed wrists overhead (both Paula & Sharon pantomine), but ESPN doesn't go there... ============================= Record number: 5085 Title: Italian TV World Cup Football Colour Commentary (1994) Medium: Other Actress: Alba Parietti Description: Cleave-gagged after the Italy vs Norway, football match. =============== |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday June 24 04:57:46 2008 Re: ESPN commercial |
| Jay L wrote: > Spanky wrote: > > think it was for ESPN, maybe Sports Center > We have some sports ones: > ==================== > Record number: 9099 > Title: Totally Hooked > Medium: TV Series > Actress: Sharon > Description: Episode: Aired September 15, 2003 > About 15 minutes into ESPN's fishing show, the > short-haired blonde "Sharon" volunteers to be > handcuffed by the Florida Keys county police officer, > since she's "never been handcuffed before". A > medium-range shot shows her wrists cuffed in back, and > the officer escorts her into the squad car's backseat. Tara, the long-haired blonde on this show is a friend of mine. Does anyone recall whether she was ever in any bondage situations? I just consulted the voluminous Scene Database and saw no mention of her. |
| Hadji |
| Tuesday June 24 06:14:47 2008 Re: Funny Games/ Head Over Water |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Wonder what the next remake is > Hopefully "You Have My Family's Trust" will be > remade with Jennifer Aniston in the lead > I can't be the only one still hoping that Hollywood might finally get around to remaking Pedro Amaldovar's Tie Me Up Tie Me Down, can 1? Let's face it the American version is well overdue (As indeed are the British and Bollywood versions) |
| Moxx of Balhoom |
| Tuesday June 24 10:41:56 2008 VAN's FiCTiON is Updated!! |
| Good Morning Brian'skteers!! The FINAL CHAPTER (+ Epilogue) of "The Amazing Amanda!" is posted to VAN's FiCTiON. Enjoy! :-) |
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| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Tuesday June 24 11:26:58 2008 9 MUSES PROMO VIDEO |
| Ok I updated the links at the video page regarding the promo video's for this film. Honestly u have to check it out, they are incredible. |
| Todd |
| Tuesday June 24 11:45:54 2008 Re: ESPN commercial |
| Spanky wrote: > I'm trying to remember information about this one scene > from a commercial that was on TV quite a few years ago. I > think it was for ESPN, maybe Sports Center, and it had I > think an athlete as an anchor. At the end it panned out > to show the male and female anchors tied back to back, > with duct tape over their mouths. > Anyone remember who the athlete was, or where/when the > commercial aired? I was looking to see if it was on > youtube, but there's too many to look through without > narrowing it down. Thanks. It wasn't ESPN or Sports Center. It was a local commercial for a news station in Philly. They were to players from the Flyers doing a commercial where they become sports anchors. |
| Tuesday June 24 11:51:48 2008 Re: Necessary/unnecessary gags |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > You can rationalize it by saying it has to do > with her being accused of being a witch (thus preventing > her from making a spell) but this is never explicitly > stated and as far as I know most witch trials did not > involve gags! Weirdly enough, I believe you are right. Witches were widely believed to be able to cast spells with their voices, but I don't remember ever reading any accounts of them being gagged, though they did have a commonplace gagging device for scolds called a scold's bridle at the time that would have done the trick. It's like they didn't really believe the women they were burning alive for having magical powers, had any actual magical powers. And I surely would have remembered any mentions of suspected witches being gagged, because when I read that when the English outlawed torturing criminals and witches, the English witch hunters switched to binding suspected witches in what would now be called "stress positions", well, that got burned into my memory immediately. I might nominate Dawn, the victim of Carl, the chief maniac in "Kiss the Girls Goodbye." He has her squirreled away in an abandoned underground storeroom beneath his house. The only access to said storeroom is through a crawlway hidden in the back of Carl's bedroom closet. So for Dawn's screams to be heard, they have to travel through the (presumably) cinderblock lining of the storeroom and then through at least a foot and probably several feet of dirt, or out through both crawlway doors, thorough Carl's bedroom and through the wall. Which means, IMHO, that she can scream if she likes, because no one can hear her now. Yet throughout her imprisonment, she wears a huge, honkin' Harmony style leather gag. What I've been racking my brains for is an example of a gagged prisoner in a dungeon, or in a supervillain's headquarters, where she might easily be heard but no one would pay the least attention to her. That I think would fill the bill better than anything, but nothing comes to mind offhand. |
| Pat Powers |
| Tuesday June 24 13:05:31 2008 Old Budweiser commercial |
| Does anyone have a link or know the name of the Budweiser commercial from a few years ago where a group of guys dressed like women to play in a battle of the bands to win Budweiser? There's a quick shot of a group of girls they tied up so they can be in the contest. I wasn't the greatest scene but I was just curious about seeing it again. Thanks. |
| Viking |
| Tuesday June 24 13:26:14 2008 Re: 9 MUSES PROMO VIDEO |
| Just FYI, those promo videos (cute as they are) don't really make clear the fact that, assuming it is completed and released, this film does appear to be basically on-topic for this site: "A man wakes up not knowing who he is... Little does he know that he is in for the night of his life. While being forced to trust a man, which he knows nothing about suddenly his life becomes a blur. His vindictive wife has kidnapped all of his current flings and now he must reluctantly watch these people at the mercy of this malicious woman as she plays a kinky bondage game with all of them; however, things are not as they appear…" The 'kinky bondage game' reference notwithstanding, it appears to be a thriller in the vein of 'Play Misty For Me,' with maybe a touch of 'Saw' thrown in for that modern edge. There's more images and such at the main site (http://www.madludwigproductions.com), but I've linked the two relevant ones here. |
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| Jeb |
| jebdel@yahoo.com |
| http://www.jebsadventurebound.net |
| Tuesday June 24 14:05:27 2008 Re: unnecessary gags |
| Here's a few examples from a database search for "headquarters" and "hideout." In the series Wiseguy Joan Severance is apparently left bound and gagged in a gang's hideout. Depending on where the hideout is, this could be an unnecessary gag. In the series Hawaii Five O Jean Simmons is bound and gagged in a gang's hideout. Once again, it would depend on the hideout whether or not the gag is necessary. In the 1974 movie Sidekicks Blythe Danner is gagged while kept bound at a remote camp hideout of a western gang for quite a while. This sound unnecessary. In the German TV series Der Clown two damsels are tied to the outside of the basket of a hot air balloon, and gagged as well. The gags are unneccesary, even if anyone could hear them, they would have to somehow get to the balloon, which is floating through the sky at a great height. |
| Pat Powers |
| Tuesday June 24 14:22:51 2008 Re: Unnecessary gags |
| Restless Knights, 1933, has the queen bound and gagged in a dungeon. Fiddlers Three, 1948, has a princess bound and gagged in a dungeon. Both this and Restless Knights are Three Stooges flicks. The Avengers ep Murdersville has the town phone operator in a dungeon, bound and wearing a brank, and since the whole town is in on it, it's definitely unnecessary. Peking Opera Blues has a damsel bound and gagged on a genreals' bed so he can have some fun with her before his troops kill her. A clear instance of anyone being able to hear her scream, but no one to rescue her. This was a keyword search for "dungeon" and "gag" and turned up many more instances than I've listed. Don't have the time. Look it up yourself if you like. Same goes for the other keywords ... there's a lot of stuff out there, apparently. |
| Pat Powers |
| Tuesday June 24 14:25:25 2008 Re: 9 MUSES PROMO VIDEO |
| Jeb wrote: > Just FYI, those promo videos (cute as they are) don't As an aside, one of the actresses is Tomiko, a fairly well known commercial fetish and bondage model. She is a regular attendee at Fetishcon, held every year in Tampa, FL. southbound |
| southbound |
| Tuesday June 24 14:38:55 2008 Re: unnecessary gags |
| Karen Allen's gag in Raiders of the Lost Ark was liley unnecessary |
| Tuesday June 24 14:53:32 2008 Re: Necessary/unnecessary gags |
| Pat Powers wrote: > What I've been racking my brains for is an example of a > gagged prisoner in a dungeon, or in a supervillain's > headquarters, where she might easily be heard but no one > would pay the least attention to her. That I think would fill the bill better than anything, but nothing comes to mind offhand. Kim Cattrall's scene in "Big Trouble in Little China" comes to mind. She's kept in a cell with a lot of other female captives in the villain's vast subterranean lair. We know that gags wouldn't really be necessary because none of the others prisoners are gagged (or tied up) except for Cattrall's character. The in-story justification comes from a quick line about her character having fought like a "wildcat" and in a deleted scene we see her causing trouble for the guards but, all the same, her being bound and gagged nothing to the plot and things wouldn't turn out any different had she just been locked up like the others. |
| Tuesday June 24 15:06:40 2008 Re: Slow - At Risk of Going Off-Topic Favour |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > It wasn't ESPN or Sports Center. It was a local > commercial for a news station in Philly. They were to > players from the Flyers doing a commercial where they become sports anchors. Any chance of the station? Comcast? Personalities? Thanks Btw: As a favour to our buddy Brian R Realise the acid flamewar with the "Philly" trolls was humourously entertaining. But asking to avoid the temptation on this reply and fire the humour to my email instead. Whilst each of those vids may related-connect to the one we after, figure wait and post the specific one on Video Page and pass the humourous ones around in an email loop. (Kevin W will love them) Thanks guys |
| Jay L |
| kdnpr@yahoo.com |
| Tuesday June 24 15:45:50 2008 Re: Necessary/unnecessary gags |
| Pat Powers wrote: > What I've been racking my brains for is an example of a > gagged prisoner in a dungeon, or in a supervillain's > headquarters, where she might easily be heard but no one > would pay the least attention to her. Then look no further than Hilary Dwyer who played the branked telephone operator in The Avengers - Murdersville. Imprisoned in the local museum with the only dissenters from the plan to offer the village as a safe haven for contract killers, there was no compelling reason to gag her other than the fact that she “talked too much”. http://theavengers.tv/forever/unbilled-1.htm |
| DB |
| db_im@yahoo.com |
| Tuesday June 24 15:47:12 2008 Re: Unnecessary gags |
| Pat Powers wrote: > The Avengers ep Murdersville has the town phone operator > in a dungeon, bound and wearing a brank, and since the > whole town is in on it, it's definitely unnecessary. Doh! Read the other posts first before replying! |
| DB |
| Tuesday June 24 15:53:53 2008 Re: Necessary/unnecessary gags |
| Pat Powers wrote: > What I've been racking my brains for is an example of a > gagged prisoner in a dungeon, or in a supervillain's > headquarters, where she might easily be heard but no one > would pay the least attention to her. That I think would fill the bill better than anything, but nothing comes to mind offhand. Hellraiser III - Hell on Earth. No need to gag Terry Farrell since she only had Pinhead, his alter-ego and a demonic torture machine for company, but you have to admit - it's a good look! |
| DB |
| Tuesday June 24 16:10:31 2008 Re: 9 MUSES PROMO VIDEO |
| Jeb wrote: > The 'kinky bondage game' reference notwithstanding, it > appears to be a thriller in the vein of 'Play Misty For > Me,' with maybe a touch of 'Saw' thrown in Might have to invent a new category for these type films. Same as 'Devil of Blue Mtn' - seems to be a commercial bondage film cleverly disguised as a mainstream release - suppose we'll have to judge when it comes out. |
| Tuesday June 24 16:47:17 2008 Re: All My Children |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Dextor wrote: > > Annie had wanted Richie to > > kidnap Greenlee, but sociopath Richie had his own > agenda." > Jackass. Take Greenlee!! Yeah, and the former Babe would've been better too imho. Still, the current actress ain't exactly chopped liver. I just hope that whoever does the tying has improved their technique since the last episode on that show. Anyway, this sounds like it could last for several episodes, which is probably a plus. |
| Tuesday June 24 16:53:23 2008 Re: One Life to Live possibility |
| Dextor wrote: Sarah is played by Justis Bolding and Talia by BethAnn Bonner. Justis Bolding is one of those women who might not look better with a gag. She has a tremendous smirky smile that says "Buddy, your wildest dreams couldn't even BEGIN to tell you how good it would be." Still, no harm in finding out.... about the gag, I mean. :) |
| Tuesday June 24 18:56:48 2008 New scene |
| Anyone interested, turn over to the video page as I uploaded a new file that I need help on finding the actress name. |
| Portuguese |
| pportuguese@gmail.com |
| Tuesday June 24 20:38:37 2008 Stump the Band |
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This post was moved to The Video Page. Poster: SC Reason: Off-topic. |
| The Moderator |
| Tuesday June 24 20:44:35 2008 Re: Necessary/unnecessary gags |
| > What I've been racking my brains for is an example of a gagged prisoner in a dungeon, or in a supervillain's headquarters, where she might easily be heard but no one would pay the least attention to her. That I think would fill the bill better than anything, but nothing comes to mind offhand. ~~~~ Robey in Friday, the 13th: The Series ("Better Off Dead"). The mad surgeon tape-gags our caged heroine so that he won't have to listen to her protests, while the brain surgery performed on the other hapless screaming victim requires that she remain awake during the procedure. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Tuesday June 24 22:52:20 2008 Re: Tapegag scenes in books |
| somerset wrote: > Marcus Z wrote: > > Does anyone know of any good tape gag scenes in > novels? > Tell It To The Marines by Amy J. Fetzer thanks, I'm getting it off paperbackswap |
| Marcus Z |
| Tuesday June 24 23:05:57 2008 Re: 9 MUSES PROMO VIDEO |
| Jeb wrote: > Just FYI, those promo videos (cute as they are) don't > really make clear the fact that, assuming it is completed > and released, this film does appear to be basically > on-topic for this site: > "A man wakes up not knowing who he is... Little does > he know that he is in for the night of his life. While > being forced to trust a man, which he knows nothing about > suddenly his life becomes a blur. His vindictive wife has > kidnapped all of his current flings and now he must > reluctantly watch these people at the mercy of this > malicious woman as she plays a kinky bondage game with > all of them; however, things are not as they > appear…" One of the stars of this movie is a model on my website: Tomiko. The producers saw her in another short called "Unadulterated" and hired her to play the "vindictive wife" mentioned above. She is a great, great actress and I am sure this is her best work to-date (well other than for the Game Room... ;-) ) |
| Moraxian |
| http://www.moraxian.us |
| Tuesday June 24 23:47:36 2008 Strait jacket mania |
| I posted two new entries to the DB showcasing ladies in SJ one of my favorite DiD themes. First is a Japanese horror movie: Rinne (Reincarnation) and the second is a Colombina soap opera. Check the DB for details |
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