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| Wednesday August 24 01:22:15 2011 what is this. |
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This post was deleted. Poster: (unsigned poster) Reason: Probably off-topic, but I can't check because it requires a log-in. |
| The Moderator |
| Wednesday August 24 03:31:49 2011 Re: Real Life Families of actresses being in distress |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > > > Was there a real family consisting of actresses > > where > > sisters or mother and daughters were bound and > > gagged even in seperate scenes ? Two gorgeous blonde twins were bound and gagged together in the "Grave Danger" episode of CSI. I believe their surname was Hazlett. They were brutally murdered while bound and gagged, but I don't think an explanation was ever given about how they came to be the bound and gagged captives of the villain, and why he killed them. I recall seeing a production still of the two sisters bound and gagged on the IMDb Website. |
| Hadji |
| Wednesday August 24 08:49:38 2011 Re: The Thief of Bagdad (late alert) |
| http://www.suspense-movies.com/stars/june-duprez/duprez2.html |
| Drakar |
| Wednesday August 24 10:48:35 2011 Re: Mannix Episode |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > > I just put a copy of the scene onto the video page. > > > And the database entry has been corrected and > updated. > If only the U.S. government worked as efficiently as this > web site. Not always. I updated a database entry that didn't name any of the damsels, and even missed a scene in its entirety. Went through the effort of identifying unnamed victims. That was a few months ago and the old entry is still there. Can't think of the name of the movie right now, but I know I don't have the notes anymore. I know William Zabka was in it and it was fairly recent. Oh well, someone else can do it. |
| H |
| Wednesday August 24 11:50:50 2011 annoyed damsels |
| I like the strong and determined damsels who are annoyed when gagged. Sasha Alexander in NCIS is classic example. I love the look that the damsel gives prior to beign gagged and the bonus come when they say something like "that won't be necessary" as they are about to be gagged. Any other examples would be greatly appreciated. |
| Bayonet |
| Wednesday August 24 12:37:31 2011 Re: Mannix Episode |
| H wrote: > Not always. I updated a database entry that didn't name > any of the damsels, and even missed a scene in its > entirety. Sometimes it just takes a gentle reminder. If the movie you're referring to is "Cross", I've just made your updates. |
| Gagster |
| Wednesday August 24 16:52:14 2011 Re: Real Life Families of actresses being in distress |
| > Two gorgeous blonde twins were bound and gagged together > in the "Grave Danger" episode of CSI. I believe > their surname was Hazlett. They were brutally murdered > while bound and gagged, but I don't think an explanation > was ever given about how they came to be the bound and > gagged captives of the villain, and why he killed them. > I recall seeing a production still of the two sisters > bound and gagged on the IMDb Website. I believe it was just meant to be a throwaway. As I recall, immediately after we saw them killed they cut to the CSI team using a dummy to recreate their murder in a lab, and then presumably solved the case. |
| Wednesday August 24 17:14:42 2011 Re: annoyed damsels |
| Bayonet wrote: > I like the strong and determined damsels who are annoyed > when gagged. Sasha Alexander in NCIS is classic example. > I love the look that the damsel gives prior to beign > gagged and the bonus come when they say something like > "that won't be necessary" as they are about to > be gagged. Any other examples would be greatly apprecia Lynda Carter - Wonder Woman, Starships Micheal Michelle/Liza Cutter - Dangerous Curves Petra kleivert - Doppel Einstalz (sic) Joanna Lumley - Class Act Catwoman - Batman animated - almost Got'im Lisa Goddard - Bergerac |
| steve a |
| Wednesday August 24 18:03:30 2011 Re: annoyed damsels |
I like the strong and determined damsels who are annoyed when gagged. Sasha Alexander in NCIS is classic example I love the look that the damsel gives prior to beign gagged and the bonus come when they say something like "that won't be necessary" as they are about to be gagged. Any other examples would be greatly appreciate Lynda Carter - Wonder Woman, Hot Wheels Paula Trickey- Pacific Blue, Lost and Found Yvonne Craig- Batman, Catwoman's Dressed to Kill Nikki Cox- Las Vegas, Hellraisers & Heartbreakers Tia Carrere - Top of the World Anna Paquin- Darkness Rebecca Rojmin - Red, Bath and Beyond |
| Wednesday August 24 18:08:33 2011 Re: Real Life Families of actresses being in distress |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Two gorgeous blonde twins were bound and gagged > together > > in the "Grave Danger" episode of CSI. I > believe > > their surname was Hazlett. They were brutally > murdered > > while bound and gagged, but I don't think an > explanation > > was ever given about how they came to be the bound > and > > gagged captives of the villain, and why he killed > them. > > I recall seeing a production still of the two > sisters > > bound and gagged on the IMDb Website. > I believe it was just meant to be a throwaway. As I > recall, immediately after we saw them killed they cut to > the CSI team using a dummy to recreate their murder in a lab, and then presumably solved the case. This is a plausible explanation; if it is correct, as it most likely is, then the scene featuring the bound and gagged twin sisters was superfluous. They could've simply shown the CSIs in the lab investigating some crime. Even if the scene was superfluous, I, for one, am not complaining. They can include more "superfluous" scenes featuring beautiful struggling actresses who are bound and gagged. |
| Hadji |
| Wednesday August 24 18:19:49 2011 Re: annoyed damsels |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > I like the strong and determined damsels who are > annoyed > when gagged. Sasha Alexander in NCIS is classic > example I love the look that the damsel gives prior to > beign > gagged and the bonus come when they say something > like "that won't be necessary" as they are > about to > be gagged. Any other examples would be greatly > appreciate I must be the only guy who thinks this was a classic scene, but Alex Datcher in Perry Mason "The Tell Tale Talk Show Host" totally fits what you're describing. She gives this disdainful look when she sees she's about to get tape gagged, then lets out the most pissed-off "mmph" you've ever heard when it goes on. On top of that the character she plays is a butt-kicking police officer who you wouldn't expect to wnd up in a DiD situation. |
| KTS |
| Wednesday August 24 18:25:07 2011 For the fans of "Mad men" Elisabeth Moss |
| I was watching "The Missing" for the first time -- ropegag for Evan Rachel Wood and a bunch of over actresses. And I recognized her among the other girls. I checked IMDB and I can confirm she is in the movie. She play the character Anne. She's the one who gets kidnapped in the farm with her little girl and tastes the ropegag among the other girls... She doesn't appear in the database under this movie, that's the reason of my post |
| Wednesday August 24 18:25:11 2011 Re: annoyed damsels |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Paula Trickey- Pacific Blue, Lost and Found > Nikki Cox- Las Vegas, Hellraisers & Heartbreakers > Anna Paquin- Darkness > Rebecca Rojmin - Red, Bath and Beyond None of those damsels seemed that annoyed; more like typically scared. Sasha Alexander, on the other hand, is the perfect example of a pissed-off damsel. Others that particularly spring to mind: Jaime Pressly - My Name Is Earl Cybill Shepherd - Moonlighting Jennifer Ellison - The Cottage Debra Feuer - Il Burbero Jacqueline Collen - The Adventures Of Sinbad Constance Marie - Early Edition Jaime King - Lone Star State Of Mind Amanda Ooms - The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles Definitely my favourite kinda scenes. Fiesty! |
| Sam |
| Wednesday August 24 19:42:38 2011 Re: annoyed damsels |
| > the strong and determined damsels who are annoyed when gagged. ~~~~ Faye Dunaway in "Three Days of the Condor" (1969), with her vehement "This is... not fair!" before Robert Redford gags her. |
| J.T. |
| Wednesday August 24 20:11:36 2011 Re: Mannix Episode |
| H wrote: > That was a few months ago and the old entry is > still there. You can search back through the DB Corrections forum if you come up with the title. I'd suggest that you search for your handle, but with it being one letter, that probably wouldn't work well. Anyone who is interested in becoming an editor to help out can use the contact form. Be sure that you have a DB add ID and a good record for adding entries so I can consider your work, so to speak. |
| The Moderator |
| Wednesday August 24 21:58:18 2011 Cold Heart |
| Among the alerts I've just posted are a couple for over-night tonight, including the rarely seen Cold Heart. If interested, details are on the alerts page. |
| Gagster |
| Wednesday August 24 23:06:01 2011 Re: For the fans of "Mad men" Elisabeth Moss |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > She doesn't appear in the database under this movie, > that's the reason of my post I added her to the database, but the next time you spot an update for the DB, please put it on the database correction page. Its too easy to miss over here. |
| Gagster |
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