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Welcome to the Discussion page. This forum is for discussing scenes from mainstream sources, primarily TV shows and movies, but we venture off into newspaper and magazine articles, stage plays, and other areas. Please do not post regarding commercial videos.
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| Monday July 07 00:00:04 2003 Re: A WW casting call, with a twist. |
| Van wrote:
> Historian wrote: > > > Okay, here's a Casting idea for the Wonder Woman > > > movie: Paula Garces from "Clockstoppers." > > > I could live with that; however... > (1) She's (believe it or not) about to turn 29, & the > producers are supposedly looking for an > 18-to-*early*-20's unknown. I cannot believe that Paula is 29. She looked so young on Clockstoppers. BTW, that movie was a disappointment and I'm glad we had some of us tell us so I didn't throw away 8 bucks. I remember hoping they give her the full treatment but oh well. |
| Paco The Bandit |
| Monday July 07 01:39:47 2003 Names and stuff |
| From glancing over at AG, there seems to be some confusion about the recent unpleasantness, that I called some people a pretty bad name. That isn't the case at all.
I did ask if they were stupid or something, but at no time did I use the term "fucking idiot" or anything like it that post. Anyone still confused should reread the original post, which was on 6/27. |
| The Moderator |
| Monday July 07 05:21:49 2003 The Fan Club as a stage production? |
| It occurred to me that Irving Wallace's book "The Fan Club", which never reached fruition as a Hollywood movie, might be better adapted as a play. For one, its main cast is small (Sharon Fields and the four men) and pretty much the entire story takes place within a remote cabin. Most importantly, while a movie might feel obligated to "achieve" its "R"-rating with topless or nude scenes, stage audiences would understand that a scene acted in underwear = nudity. That would expand the list of possible actresses, from those with an objection to doing a significant of nudity. I also feel that while a Hollywood casting would be largely based on Sharon Fields, the 38" sex symbol (Raquel Welch and Bo Derek were among those considered for the movie role), stage casting would be based more on an actress's ability to "carry" the entire play by herself.
Why would a play about a woman outsmarting her four kidnappers have a chance at success? Well, "Extremities", a play about a woman turning the tables on her (single) rapist was a success, and prospective actresses would know that Extremities was the vehicle that launched Farrah Fawcett as a "serious" actress. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Monday July 07 07:24:00 2003 The Master of Rain |
| I just finished reading this book. It is a riveting murder mystery set in 1926 Shanghai, China. The plot concerns an honest police detective attempting to solve a series of brutal and grisly murders, in which the victims are all young expatriate Russian women. They are murdered while handcuffed to a bed. One of the detective's colleagues speculates that the killer muffled their screams with a handgag. |
| Hadji |
| Monday July 07 11:42:51 2003 Re: Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding (2003) |
| > I've recently read that Charlie's Angels 2 didn't make as
> much money as they were hoping for. I can't help but > notice that the first film, which had a bondage scene, > was a hit. But the second, which does not have a DID > scene, looks to be a flop. This just proves that old > saying: Bondage Equals Boxoffice. :) The Hulk, while not quite a flop, is also a box-office disappointment after all the hype. Jennifer Connelly in bondage might have helped. |
| Monday July 07 11:52:37 2003 Re: Names and stuff |
| The Moderator wrote:
>>>>From glancing over at AG, there seems to be some > confusion about the recent unpleasantness, that I called > some people a pretty bad name. That isn't the case at > all.<<<< It honestly wasn't my intention to get you involved with this again. I was just responding to someone else on the subject. >>>>I did ask if they were stupid or something, but at no > time did I use the term "fucking idiot" or anything like > it that post.<<< I overreacted and I readily admit to that, and I did paraphrase. However, to be fair, Moderator did use the word "fucking" under the title of "Are you people stupid or something?" and, since I was one of the ones who posted, I don't think it's a big leap in logic to infer "fucking stupid" or idiot. Hell, they're all pretty much ther same to me anyway. Bottom line, however, the blame goes to me on this one for reacting poorly. |
| Vince Grey |
| Monday July 07 12:41:39 2003 Re: The Fan Club as a stage production? |
| Kinky-napper wrote:
> It occurred to me that Irving Wallace's book "The > Fan Club", which never reached fruition as a > Hollywood movie, might be better adapted as a play. Chicago's own Jessi Mccartney could adapt it and star. |
| Frank J |
| skynyd@yahoo.com |
| http://www.freewebs.com/franksattic |
| Monday July 07 13:04:13 2003 Re: Why you should always tie the legs (especially *to* something) |
| Jazz411 wrote:
> As a fan of the good ol' chair-tie, I remembered I had > this pic from an old serial. I thought some of you might > get a kick out of it. That is Linda Stirling from MANHUNT OF MYSTERY ISLAND (1945.) It's a classic scene! |
| Tapemaster |
| km574@yahoo.com |
| Monday July 07 16:17:52 2003 Bondage=Box office |
| > The Hulk, while not quite a flop, is also a box-office
> disappointment after all the hype. Jennifer Connelly in > bondage might have helped. If the classically beautiful Jennifer Connelly got the full treatment in The Hulk, I would have been camping out to see the flick. Alas, no such luck so I'll rent it when it comes out on DVD. As for Charlie's Angels...the girls are WAAAY OVERRATED!!!I realize we all have different tastes but none of the 3 angels are hotties...they're average looking at best. Lucy is cross-eyed toothpick, Cameron is mediocre, and Drew has something wrong with her face-it always looks crooked like if she has a twitch or something. Plus, the first movie was just AWFUL!!! Easily one of the worst ever made. The scene in the first one wasn't that good IMHO. I mean an unattractive girl with yet another clingy tape gag. |
| Paco The Bandit |
| Monday July 07 16:32:52 2003 Re: Bondage=Box office |
| Paco The Bandit wrote:
> As for Charlie's Angels...the girls are WAAAY > OVERRATED!!!I realize we all have different tastes but > none of the 3 angels are hotties...they're average > looking at best. I agree with the premise of your point, but I do think Cameron Diaz is better looking than "mediocre" even though despite several scenes to her credit I don't think she's a great DiD. She is stunning to look it and she's a better actress than the other two. As for Drew and Lucy, I agree, they're overrated. I also thought Demi Moore was way underused in the movie. She's only shown once in the first hour, then appears in the final 30 minutes. The main problem was the movie sucked with no storyline and absurd stunts that were simply stupid. I don't think it goes beyond that. Plus, the promos were just showing Cameron's backside and her giggling. You can see that in all her movies, so why pay $9 to see this? |
| Monday July 07 16:56:53 2003 Re: Charlies Angel 2. Flop? |
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Yeah, if it doesn't have a bondage scene it's a surefire flop; Spiderman, Titanic, ET, the list just goes on and on. Besides, given that I have read posts that claim that a women with a pencil between her lips "looks" like she has a ponybit gag and a woman with her hands behind her "looks" like she tied up, then CA 2 has two bondage scenes. Number one is Lucy Liu folded up in a shipping crate at the beginning of the movie and number two is all three of them cast in a plaster frieze in order to get into a stronghold. Southbound |
| southbound |
| southbound@webtv.net |
| Monday July 07 17:15:37 2003 Re: Bondage=Box office |
| Paco The Bandit wrote:
> The scene in the first one > wasn't that good IMHO. I mean an unattractive girl with yet another clingy tape gag. I thought the scene in the first one was cute. And Drew Barrymore didn't look bad. I was lucky enough to be able to find a vidclip of it as well as vidcaps. |
| Jazz411 |
| jazz411@ptd.net |
| Monday July 07 17:19:18 2003 Re: Bondage=Box office |
| > I agree with the premise of your point, but I do think
> Cameron Diaz is better looking than "mediocre" Cameron is like Charisma Carpenter - past her prime. |
| Monday July 07 17:25:36 2003 Pirates of the Caribbean |
| Doesn't look promising. Keira isn't even bound when she walks the plank. |
| B Beard |
| Monday July 07 17:56:49 2003 Re: Charlies Angel 2. Flop? |
| > Yeah, if it doesn't have a bondage scene it's a surefire
> flop; Spiderman, Titanic, ET, the list just goes on and > on. > Yeah, and by having plenty of bondage, Thieves and Glory Days quickly gained large audiences :). This weekend's numbers look really bad for CA2--doesn't seem likely they'll be a CA3, although Drew Barrymoore is powerful enough to have it made if she wants. Anyway, definitely won't be any meetings at the networks with people saying 'we need a show that capitalizes on this girls/action craze!' |
| ss |
| Monday July 07 18:32:04 2003 Re: Pirates of the Caribbean |
| B Beard wrote:
> Doesn't look promising. Keira isn't even bound when she > walks the plank. True, but there is one still that's been posted which definitely shows her in the clutches of the pirates, with her hands tied in front. And this week, we'll know if the scene made it into the finished film! |
| Jeb |
| jebdel@yahoo.com |
| http://www.homestead.com/jebsadventurebound |
| Monday July 07 18:39:41 2003 Re: Bondage=Box office |
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> As for Charlie's Angels...the girls are WAAAY > OVERRATED!!!I realize we all have different tastes That's right, we do. The first time I saw Lucy Liu was in Mel Gibson's "Payback", and she's been on my "wish list" ever since. Speaking of kinky BDSM characters (cf. Lucy in "Payback"), I read a rather funny review of Steven Seagal's new "direct-to-video" release called "Out for a Kill", which evidently features an "...evil S&M lesbian drug trafficking tatoo parlor." You just don't see those enough these days. |
| Jeb |
| Monday July 07 18:46:01 2003 beverley hillbillies |
| can anyone confirm if donna douglas ever got the treatment on the beverley hillbillies ,or indeed does anyone have caps if it happened i have heard she got it in an episode called mystery island?any help is appreciated |
| renegadekid2003 |
| Monday July 07 19:59:13 2003 Re: beverley hillbillies |
| renegadekid2003 wrote:
> can anyone confirm if donna douglas ever got the > treatment on the beverley hillbillies , Yes, she got a corny old-fashioned chair tie with OTM gag when the family made a silent movie. Jerky, undercranked black and white footage, IIRC, with only passable close-ups, but she did look cute B&G. |
| Mad Dan |
| Monday July 07 20:02:03 2003 Re: beverley hillbillies |
| It's in the Database; remember that Beverly Hills, unlike Beverley in Yorkshire, has no penultimate "e". |
| Mad Dan |
| Monday July 07 20:04:54 2003 Re: Beverly Hillbillies |
| renegadekid2003 wrote:
> Can anyone confirm if Donna Douglas ever got the > treatment on "The Beverly Hillbillies," or indeed does > anyone have caps if it happened? I have heard she got it > in an episode called "Mystery Island." I'm tempted to do the old "cough, cough, (database) cough" bit, but you seem like too nice a guy. Besides, it wouldn't be in keeping with the respectful tone we should address this show with, given that its star Buddy Ebsen passed away today. Anyway, there are a few scenes with Douglas over there; I'm sure that soon enough someone will identify the one you're looking for among those whose episode titles are listed as unknown. And hey guys, let's hear it for Ebsen one final time. After all, he helped put nine scenes into the database by my count, even including Cloris Leachman's straitjacketing in the "Beverly Hillbillies" feature film, in which he appeared in a cameo as-cue the "Twilight Zone" theme, please-Barnaby Jones! |
| An Old Friend |
| Monday July 07 20:10:52 2003 Re: Beverly Hillbillies |
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thanx guys i appreciate it. |
| renegadekid2003 |
| Monday July 07 20:21:40 2003 Re: Charlies Angel 2. Flop? |
| southbound wrote:
> Yeah, if it doesn't have a bondage scene it's a surefire > flop; Spiderman, Titanic, ET, the list just goes on and > on. Ok, let's wrap this subject up. It's divisive, it's silly, and it's been done to death. |
| The Moderator |
| Monday July 07 20:25:03 2003 Barnaby Jones |
| An Old Friend wrote:
> And hey guys, let's hear it for Buddy Ebsen one final time. After all, he helped put nine scenes into the database by my count... ---------- Aye, in addition to him being a class act, Ebsen's "Barnaby Jones" series included two underrated scenes (IMO): "Anatomy of Fear" with cute Brooke Bundy tape-gagged onscreen ("Sshh!"), then seen tied spread-eagled on her bed; and "Hostage" which started off with Lee Meriwether tape-gagged, blindfolded, and bound onscreen. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Monday July 07 20:52:49 2003 Re: Names and stuff |
| Vince Grey wrote:
> I overreacted and I readily admit to that, and I did > paraphrase. However, to be fair, Moderator did use the > word "fucking" under the title of "Are you > people stupid or something?" and, since I was one of > the ones who posted, I don't think it's a big leap in > logic to infer "fucking stupid" or idiot. Well, you can't just pull words out and stick them together. Imagine you slung a banana peel on the floor and somebody slips on. He gets up and yells, "who left the f*cking banana peel on the floor, are you stupid?" There is a general profanity for emphasis about the deed, not the doer. There is a difference, it was not my intention to call anyone that. It was my intention to express my extreme displeasure with the ACTIONS of the people involved. > they're all pretty much ther same to me anyway. Bottom > line, however, the blame goes to me on this one for > reacting poorly. That's cool. These public blowups actually serve a sort of purpose, they can clear the air a bit as well as get things straight. |
| The Moderator |
| Monday July 07 23:48:36 2003 70's TV Series, Re-run |
| Hi
After "Charlie's Angels", "Hulk", "Wonder Woman", "Fall Guy", other 70's series will follow the same path: * S.W.A.T. * Starsky and Hutch * Fantasy Island * Hart To Hart * Six Billion Dollar Man. Will the new retro movie include DID scenes? Who will play Mrs Hart on the new movie? Other 70's TV series will have a re-run soon: * Hunter, A-Team (Local TV) * Knight Rider (StarWorld Asia) * Baretta (several DID scenes) * The Bionic Woman (at least 2 DID scene) * CHIPS (Sandra K.) * McCloud, The Gong Show. Is there any DID scene on McCloud and The Gong Show? |
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