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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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| Thursday August 18 00:51:14 2011 The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh (1979) |
| The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh is playing on NBA TV right now and a couple more nights in the next coming weeks for anybody interested in seeing this pretty hard-to-find movie, including one of the first DID scenes I ever saw: Title: The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh (1979) Medium: Movie Actress: Stockard Channing Description: Acting as astrologist/luck charm for fictitious Pittsburgh professional basketball team, Channing leads the team to the championship. In the last half, in order to ensure victory, the opposing team, hand gags her and pulls her into a car. Hands bound (in front) and mouth tape-gagged, Channing remains in backseat of car while thugs argue about who should change the tire. During this argument, Channing struggles, gets loose and drives away. Several close-ups. Movie released in 1979. |
| SLJ |
| Thursday August 18 01:17:52 2011 Re: sherlock holmes 2 |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > > seen but looks good, can anyone confirm? > > MrC :) > Are you sure it's sherlocke 2? I know she had that scene > in 1. Where did you see the clip? > blacktom109@yahoo.com It's comming, has an imdb listing (see link). Not dated yet(have read some articals saying eind of the year), but with Rachel McAdams. So i think will see if she get's a scene or not or perhaps even somebody else. |
| shootbinladen |
| http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1515091/ |
| Thursday August 18 02:29:16 2011 Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Well, we all know which DiD scenes are most famous among DiD fans, being us, but I was thinking ... what do you think are the most famous DiD scenes among movie fans generally ... people who don't have that much interest in bondage imagery? I mean, most people outside this group would never have heard of "Terror Among Us" and the very few who have heard of it would probably think, "It was that movie Sarah Purcell was in before she hosted that TV show." I have a couple of candidates that might show my thinking: Princess Leia strangles Jabba the Hutt with the chain attached to her collar in Revenge of the Jedi. OK, the chain is not attached to anything at that time because it just got cut loose by R2D2, but I'm betting that if you were to ask what scene comes up with "DiD" in a movie, it's be Slave Leia doing the strangly thing on Jabba. Marion Ravenwood gagged and bound in the tent in the first Indiana Jones movie. Because so many people have seen it. Jennifer Tilly bound and gagged in "Bound." Because of the title and the movie poster and the video cover. Kinda ubiquitious. Of course a lot of people will think of Noell Neil tied up in the old Superman TV show, but I think the show is so old many who don't have much interest in DiD imagery would think of it. And there's really no single image from that show that is THE DiD image. Any other candidates? |
| Pat Powers |
| Thursday August 18 04:48:55 2011 paul temple |
| I did like your paul temple it was good When Steve took on the case, have done any more paul temple storys your frank |
| frank |
| sarakina@homecall.co. uk |
| http:// google |
| Thursday August 18 05:03:23 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: > Well, we all know which DiD scenes are most famous among > DiD fans, being us, but I was thinking ... what do you > think are the most famous DiD scenes among movie fans > generally ... people who don't have that much interest in > bondage imagery? ... Any other candidates? Gotta go waaaaay back with Perils of Pauline and any other of the silent movies with damsel tied to railroad tracks or the log splitter at the sawmill. |
| Thursday August 18 07:00:18 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
> Pat Powers wrote: > > Well, we all know which DiD scenes are most famous > among > > DiD fans, being us, but I was thinking ... what do > you > > think are the most famous DiD scenes among movie > fans > > generally ... people who don't have that much > interest in > > bondage imagery? ... > Any other candidates? Not cinema, but TV: The Avengers and The Man From U.N.C.L.E. have to be quite high up on the list. Of course, those shows' creators were well aware of the bondage fetish, and no doubt propagated it, but they managed to keep the DiD scenes just part of the story. |
| Mad Dan |
| http://www.dansdidnts.com |
| Thursday August 18 10:06:23 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Mad Dan wrote: > > Pat Powers wrote: > but I was thinking ... what > do > > you > > > think are the most famous DiD scenes among > movie > > fans Again, TV: Charlies Angels: Angels in Chains |
| ss |
| Thursday August 18 10:22:06 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: > what do you > think are the most famous DiD scenes among movie fans > generally .people who don't have that much interest in > bondage imagery? Any other candidates? Possibly Birthday Girl due to Nicole Kidman being well known and Ben Chaplin's character being shown to be a reader of Bondage Mags |
| Gaz P |
| Thursday August 18 10:25:05 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Gaz P wrote: Clockwork Orange and The Collector |
| Mandrake |
| Thursday August 18 11:50:00 2011 incorrect information |
| "OK, the chain is not attached to anything at that time because it just got cut loose by R2D2" Wrong. It was attached. R2D2 doesn't separate the chain until Jabba is kaput. |
| The Answer |
| Thursday August 18 12:09:45 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Gaz P wrote: > Possibly Birthday Girl due to Nicole Kidman being well > known and Ben Chaplin's character being shown to be a > reader of Bondage Mags Was that really a hugely popular mainstream movie, though? I've only ever known about it from DiD circles. |
| Sam |
| Thursday August 18 12:48:21 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Sam wrote: > Gaz P wrote: > > Possibly Birthday Girl due to Nicole Kidman being > Was that really a hugely popular mainstream movie, > though? I've only ever known about it from DiD circles. I actually saw it in the theater, and Sam's correct: Birthday Girl was not hugely popular, and it was more of an art film than something intended for the masses. It got a limited theatrical release, mostly due to the star power of Kidman (and Chaplin, who was sort of a semi-star briefly), but it came and went pretty quickly. You could stop 20 random people on the street and you'd be lucky to find one who either saw it or could even tell you who's in it. (If you ran into one of "us," of course... whole different story.) |
| Miss Cleo |
| Thursday August 18 13:16:53 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: > Well, we all know which DiD scenes are most famous among > DiD fans, being us, but I was thinking ... what do you > think are the most famous DiD scenes among movie fans > generally ... people who don't have that much interest in > bondage imagery? Any other candidates? A couple popular well known movies come to mind. Lethal Weapon 2 had the scene where lead actor Danny Glover and his wife get bound and gagged with duct tape in their bed. There's also Batman Forever that had the unforgettable DiD scene with the beautiful Dr. Chase Meridian(Nicole Kidman). |
| CR |
| Thursday August 18 14:03:46 2011 KELLY MONACO WEB |
| Some interesting shots of Kelly in the trunk from 2008 at the above fan site. |
| HALLBIRD |
| Thursday August 18 15:35:26 2011 Re: Alphas Pays Off Tonight |
> (unsigned poster) wrote: > Which brings to my mind the musical question: What shows > have had the best scenes of B&G captives crying? Maybe Season Hubley in "Vice Squad" - can't remember for sure if she was gagged as well as bound, but remember it as a very intense scene. |
| Thursday August 18 15:46:30 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: > Well, we all know which DiD scenes are most famous among > DiD fans, being us, but I was thinking ... what do you > think are the most famous DiD scenes among movie fans > generally ... people who don't have that much interest in > bondage imagery? I suppose one possibility would be "Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down," mostly because the title, like "Bound," reminds people of the content. Other than that I'd have to go with the various James Bound movies, where people wondered if 007 would get there in time to rescue whoever the toothsome lady in danger happened to be. "Die, Die, My Darling" might resonate with the older crowd a little. And the "King Kong" movies have two main iconic images, one of them being Ann tied to the place of sacrifice while Kong approaches. |
| Jute |
| Thursday August 18 16:01:19 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Jute wrote: > I suppose one possibility would be "Tie Me Up, Tie > Me Down," Again, is that a hugely popular movie that all movie fans have seen? I know Banderas has been around for ages, but even then. It's another movie I only found out about through sites like this. I would go with Batman Forever, as already mentioned, because that IS something the movie-going masses would be very familiar with. |
| Sam |
| Thursday August 18 16:27:26 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Sam wrote: > Jute wrote: > > I suppose one possibility would be "Tie Me Up, > Tie > > Me Down," > Again, is that a hugely popular movie that all movie fans > have seen? I know Banderas has been around for ages, but > even then. It's another movie I only found out about > through sites like this. In terms of being a box office titan, no it isn't going to rank with any movie like "Batman Whatever." Probably not even the Adam West Batman movie. I think it is in the same "hugely popular" ballpark as "Bound," which Pat started the discussion by including. And my opinion is that the average moviegoer doesn't recall any of the Batman movie "scenes" when asked to think about bondage or damsels in distress, no matter how hot the babe was or how much the movie made. But if others think so, fine, I'm not going to faint. Okay, just my $0.02. |
| Jute |
| Thursday August 18 16:50:56 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| King Kong |
| SLJ |
| Thursday August 18 17:07:50 2011 Re: New Addtions to my Celebrities in Bondage section |
| Despite wrote: > on your Kate Winslet article, the picture you were > looking for attribution for is by Mad Dan from It's a > Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Dan. Here's the address. Site updated (see homepage link). Thanks again. Nice work on that fake, I especially like the nice touch of showing the thong securing the gag in front, adds so much authenticity over a blank white square. |
| Pat Powers |
| http://www.bondagerotica.com/articles/celebrity-bondage/kate-winslet-gagged.html |
| Thursday August 18 17:10:25 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Gotta go waaaaay back with Perils of Pauline and any > other of the silent movies with damsel tied to railroad > tracks or the log splitter at the sawmill. An iconic image to be sure, still in use today -- Taylor Swift is tied to the railroad tracks on the cover of her album "Mean." And "Perils of Pauline" is the name most would probably associate with the image, though I'm not sure she's the first. |
| Pat Powers |
| Thursday August 18 17:16:06 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Mad Dan wrote: > > Pat Powers wrote: > > > Well, we all know which DiD scenes are most > famous > > among > > > DiD fans, being us, but I was thinking ... what > do > > you > > > think are the most famous DiD scenes among > movie > > fans > > > generally ... people who don't have that much > > interest in > > > bondage imagery? ... > > Any other candidates? > Not cinema, but TV: The Avengers and The Man From > U.N.C.L.E. have to be quite high up on the list. Of > course, those shows' creators were well aware of the > bondage fetish, and no doubt propagated it, but they > managed to keep the DiD scenes just part of the story. I'd thought of the Avengers, but I wonder how many people were around to see it? I mean, they had an Avengers movie not so long ago, but it was a bondage bust, pretty much. Thing is, If you were under ten in 1970, you prolly didn't see it. It was rerun on A&E for a time, but I don't think it had high numbers. Damn fine series, I got it on DVD for Christmas one year. But I don't know that the mainstream knows enough about it. I don't think mainstream folks associate Man from UNCLE with bondage at all, just campy spy hi-jinks. |
| Pat Powers |
| http://politicallysexy.blogspot.com/ |
| Thursday August 18 17:17:41 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| ss wrote: > Mad Dan wrote: > Again, TV: Charlies Angels: Angels in Chains It's a pretty good contender. I never considered it to be all that much of a bondage scene, but as I recall when the Charlie's Angels movie came out, there was a certain amount of buzz about the Angels in Chains ep, and not just from this board. |
| Pat Powers |
| Thursday August 18 17:19:10 2011 Re: incorrect information |
| The Answer wrote: > Wrong. It was attached. R2D2 doesn't separate the chain > until Jabba is kaput. All the better then. Leia was actually chained by the collar on her neck when she used the chain to kill Jabba. Makes it even more bondage-y. And symbolic! |
| Pat Powers |
| http://www.bondagerotica.com |
| Thursday August 18 17:23:04 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Jute wrote: > my opinion is that the average moviegoer doesn't recall > any of the Batman movie "scenes" when asked to think > about bondage or damsels in distress, no matter how hot > the babe was or how much the movie made. In which case, I might've missed the point of this topic. Are we talking about scenes which have simply been viewed by the widest audiences (i.e. Batman Forever), or whether that same audience actually REMEMBERS the scenes themselves? I was only referring to the former. |
| Sam |
| Thursday August 18 17:24:53 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Jute wrote: > I suppose one possibility would be "Tie Me Up, Tie > Me Down," mostly because the title, like > "Bound," reminds people of the content. It's a good thought, but I suspect the movie is like "Birthday Girl" more for the art house crowd in the US, especially as it is an import. Might not have all that much presence among mainstream people. > than that I'd have to go with the various James Bound > movies, where people wondered if 007 would get there in > time to rescue whoever the toothsome lady in danger > happened to be. Good point, Bond films have enormous popular appeal and tend to have bondage DiD scenes ... the Russian spy strapped to the couch in "For Your Eyes Only" (IIRC) and the woman tied up in the ship in "Thunderball" and Holly Berry chained up in "GoldenEye" ... lotta good stuff there, though I don't know that any one of them is an iconic Bond DiD image. > one of them being Ann tied to the place of sacrifice while Kong approaches. Fay Wray and Naomi Watts both had classic damsel scenes in the Kong films, I think you might be on to something there. |
| Pat Powers |
| http://politicallysexy.blogspot.com/ |
| Thursday August 18 17:26:51 2011 Famous Scenes from a non Fan's POV |
| I wrote an article for the fanzine on this topic back in the day... I argued then that if you were to ask a random stranger to name a B&G scene, they would name either Karen Allen in RotLA or Leslie Hope's scene in the climax to the vastly popular season 1 of 24. |
| steve a |
| Thursday August 18 17:46:36 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: > Holly Berry chained up in "GoldenEye" Halle Berry in Die Another Day? :-P |
| Sam |
| Thursday August 18 17:46:57 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| I think one that comes to mind is "The Transporter" with that cute Asian girl being carried around bound and gagged.That one has to come to mind for people who don't follow our prurient interest. |
| Paco the Bandit |
| Thursday August 18 17:57:58 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: . > Thing is, If you were under ten in 1970, you prolly > didn't see it. It was rerun on A&E for a time, but I > don't think it had high numbers. Damn fine series, I got > it on DVD for Christmas one year. But I don't know that > the mainstream knows enough about it. Perhaps not in the States, but certainly in its homeland, where it has appeared three times to my knowledge on main channels, and who knows how many on satellite. I remember my cousin, who was about 10 in the late 80s, following a re-run avidly, with my uncle explaining the fashions and references to her. It was massively popular in Europe and the Commonwealth, and don't forget that one series of The New Avengers was made in Canada. |
| Mad Dan |
| http://www.dansdidnts.com |
| Thursday August 18 20:36:18 2011 Re: Famous Scenes from a non Fan's POV |
| steve a wrote: > Leslie Hope's scene in the climax to > the vastly popular season 1 of 24. Monster! |
| Thursday August 18 21:11:32 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Also Elisha Cuthbert in 24 after the first season where it was widely remarked that her character was so kidnap-prone |
| Thursday August 18 21:15:16 2011 Re: Famous Scenes from a non Fan's POV |
| steve a wrote: > I argued then that if you were to ask a random stranger > to name a B&G scene, they would name ...<snip> Hey! Let's all do this - tomorrow! Report back with results! |
| Thursday August 18 21:27:40 2011 Re: new aussie film |
| The Greyman wrote: > ... Or... if you guys visited my blog on a regular basis, you'd have known about this flick several days ago ... I know you're being sarcastic but since the subject was broached: I can't speak for everyone here but while your bondage-related posts are always appreciated your pointed political comments are usually not (as they usually aren't here either). Freedom of speech and all that but it makes visiting your site somewhat offensive so I usually wait until you post something specific in this forum before I visit. Just honest feedback for what it's worth my friend, like I said, your contributions are always appreciated. |
| C |
| Thursday August 18 21:35:28 2011 Re: new aussie film |
| >>>>C wrote: > Just honest feedback for what it's worth my friend, like > I said, your contributions are always appreciated. Brian doesn't care for this line of discussion here, so I'll respect his page and respond to this in the appropriate forum. |
| The Greyman |
| Thursday August 18 22:36:25 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: > An iconic image to be sure, still in use today -- Taylor > Swift is tied to the railroad tracks on the cover of her > album "Mean." Actually "Mean" is a single on the album "Speak Now", the railroad images were created for the release of the single and the video. The album which sold a bijillion copies did not have the RR track artwork on it. |
| Thursday August 18 22:49:02 2011 Re: KELLY MONACO WEB |
| HALLBIRD wrote: > Some interesting shots of Kelly in the trunk from 2008 at > the above fan site. Just some dark screencaps. Nothing really interesting about them. |
| Thursday August 18 23:57:57 2011 Jessica Alba Spy Kids 4 |
| There is a slight possibility that Jessica may get something for the new Spy Kids flick. She's a retired spy that has to get back in the game and her step-kids have to have assistance from the original two kids from the first three movies. They might "...be the only hope for getting her out of a tight jam and foiling the Timekeeper's evil plan." Hmmmmm. Let's hope. |
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