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| Monday August 25 00:13:14 2008 The Bold And Beautiful (soap) |
| Possible scene this week: Spoiler site says "Donna fights off a masked intruder"; later says "Donna finds herself in a precarious situation"...Donna is played by Jennifer Gareis. |
| anon22 |
| Monday August 25 00:35:51 2008 Re: Holy Grail Muneca Brava |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > A long time ago i caught an episode from this telenovela > featuring a girl in a maid's outfit tapegagged in a > trunk... I could've sworn that the damsel was Natalia > Oreiro.... Are you sure the tape-gag scene is not from "kachorra" Soap? I never heard about a scene in munieca brava. |
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| Ayador |
| Monday August 25 01:05:32 2008 Re: The Bold And Beautiful (soap) |
| anon22 wrote: > Donna is played by Jennifer Gareis. Not bad. |
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| Monday August 25 01:25:18 2008 Natalia Oreiro |
| Where is the photo on the top row far right from? |
| Monday August 25 05:32:10 2008 Re: The Bold And Beautiful (soap) |
| anon22 wrote: > Possible scene this week: Spoiler site says "Donna > fights off a masked intruder"; later says > "Donna finds herself in a precarious > situation"...Donna is played by Jennifer Gareis. There's a pic in TV Guide of her awkwardly tied to a chair. Apparently, a crazy lady is going to knock her out (don't know how), tie her to the chair, pour honey on her and coax a bear to eat her. Can't make this stuff up. Look for action to start Thursday. |
| Dextor |
| Monday August 25 07:16:37 2008 Cynthia Rothrock |
| Thank you,Pat.Had a look,but nothing jogged my memory.I remember one film,where there's a scene with one of Cynthia's good guys with a pretty damsel,and they walk into the kitchen area,and find the damsel's mother nicely B&G very tightly.The actress who played her,was great.She did some nice struggling and mmmphing!Needless to say,the good guy gives a good account of himself,but is knocked out.Then,all three are taken hostage,and all have their hands tied behind them.There's a nice handgag scene for the mother,(she's cute too!)when the bad guy gloats over the phone to her husband.A very enjoyable film,but I can't remember what it was called! Only know Cynthia was in it. |
| David |
| Monday August 25 08:58:57 2008 Megan Fox |
| I wouldn't mind seeing this lovely,and gorgeous lady having a scene.I'd hoped she'd have one in Transformers,where there could have been something for her,to be rescued by sinister FBI agents,or bad guys.Think I'm getting into the realms of fantasy here!Still,I'll keep on hoping! |
| David |
| Monday August 25 09:00:13 2008 Jenna Fischer news |
| So I was watching "Entertainment Tonight" on Friday, and they were talking about this new website freeJenna.com (or something) where Rainn Wilson has "kidnapped" Jenna Fischer and won't let her go unless his movie "the Rocker" makes more than a million dollars. In the clips they showed, Jenna was holding a coil of rope. So I'm just putting that out there. But remember, this is all in parody, obviously. |
| The Fixer |
| simpsonlove@yahoo.com |
| Monday August 25 09:51:14 2008 Re: Hannah Spearritt in Primaeval |
| > interested in tying her up. ;-) Indeed, but maybe Juliet Aubrey's character or her minions might be...? Have you caught series 2 yet man...? Much darker and more "adult" than series 1, and it involved ongoing human villainy in the present.The writers seem to have realized that a weekly beasty hunt was a rather limited concept. Both Hannah Spearit and Lucy Robinson flirted with distress. And according to the end of series hook for series 3 things looks likely to continue in the same vein. So here's hoping! I quite liked the nice wee faux scene for the awesome Juliet Aubrey in the first ep of series 2. Cheers! Kenny |
| Kenny |
| Monday August 25 10:27:46 2008 Re: Hannah Spearritt in Primaeval |
| Kenny wrote: > > interested in tying her up. ;-) > Indeed, but maybe Juliet Aubrey's character or her > minions might be...? > Have you caught series 2 yet man...? Much darker and more > "adult" than series 1, and it involved ongoing > human villainy in the present.The writers seem to have > realized that a weekly beasty hunt was a rather limited > concept. Both Hannah Spearit and Lucy Robinson flirted > with distress. And according to the end of series hook > for series 3 things looks likely to continue in the same > vein. So here's hoping! > I quite liked the nice wee faux scene for the awesome > Juliet Aubrey in the first ep of series 2. Cheers! Kenny Unfortunately, the US had to wait 'til "BBC-America" decided to show "Primeval", so we're all still waiting for episode 4 of Season *1* to "premiere" next Saturday. (That's the Dodo bird episode.) Apparently, the SciFi channel couldn't pick up the series 'cause they blew their budget on stoopid, incredibly boring "horror" movies shot in the Balkans, and ITV wasn't bright enough to release "Primeval" on DVD in the US (until this November)... so I've had to content myself with YouTube clips of Hannah dancing for the lizard in her knickers. (Sweet Gwendoline that sounds dirty!!) |
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| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Monday August 25 11:38:37 2008 Seven Swords |
| Just watched this Chinese film,and was a tad disappointed about the brief scenes here.Most of the Korean damsels enslaved by the Chinese have their hands bound in front,but not one of them is gagged.I did like it,when the Chinese General grabs one of the girls,clearly knowing her,and puts her over his shoulder to carry into his lair.Could have been so much better. |
| David |
| Monday August 25 13:31:30 2008 Re: Natalia Oreiro |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Where is the photo on the top row far right from? Top Right corner picture is from "Sos mi vida" magazine advertisement. |
| ayador |
| Monday August 25 13:59:04 2008 Re: Hannah Spearritt in Primaeval |
| > Kenny wrote: Both Hannah Spearit and Lucy Robinson > flirted > > with distress. Ahem, I meant of course Lucy Brown no' Lucy Robinson. Sorree. Jetlag. Kenny |
| Kenny |
| Monday August 25 14:32:50 2008 Was Lindsay Lohan really gagged? |
| As I was checking my "I know who killed me" DVD I came across some interesting facts about Lindsay Lohan's gag scene. I don't know if this has been discussed before, but anyone who has the DVD might want to check it out. There's something weird about Lohan's blue gag. Check the frame at the 17:30 mark. You'll see that the knot in front of the gag looks like a fake; it's even a little to the right and it doesn't look natural at all. Then at the 20:18 mark, there's a quick long shot in which you'll see that Lindsay IS NOT GAGGED AT ALL. At 21:06, take a look at the right of Lindsay's face: doesn't that looks artificial, or what? It looks really weird. At 22:53 the gag looks fine, however the color of the cloth has obviously been tampered with. In my opinion there are two possibilities here: 1) Of course it's easier to actually gag an actress than doing a CGI work to just pretend to do it. But Lindsay is what we might calla diva, and maybe she didn't agree to sport the gag in all the scenes. Or: 2) The gag was really there, however, it was artificially colored to match the blue shade that is present through all the movie. I think this really affects the quality of the DID scene, since they messed with the gag making it look unreal. For those of you that own this movie,I'm very interested in your opinions. |
| Jorge-Enlever |
| Monday August 25 17:35:38 2008 Re: The Bold And Beautiful (soap) |
| Dextor wrote: > There's a pic in TV Guide of her awkwardly tied to a > chair. Apparently, a crazy lady is going to knock her > out (don't know how), tie her to the chair, pour honey on > her and coax a bear to eat her. Can't make this stuff > up. Look for action to start Thursday. I've said it before and i'll say it again. I wish our Soap opera writers here in the UK could come up with plot lines half as imaginative as that. It is sheer unadulterated genius! |
| moxx of balhoom |
| Monday August 25 18:49:48 2008 Re: Was Lindsay Lohan really gagged? |
| Jorge-Enlever wrote: > As I was checking my "I know who killed me" DVD > I came across some interesting facts about Lindsay > Lohan's gag scene. I don't know if this has been > discussed before, but anyone who has the DVD might want > to check it out. > There's something weird about Lohan's blue gag. Check > the frame at the 17:30 mark. You'll see that the knot in > front of the gag looks like a fake; it's even a little > to the right and it doesn't look natural at all. > Then at the 20:18 mark, there's a quick long shot in > which you'll see that Lindsay IS NOT GAGGED AT ALL. At > 21:06, take a look at the right of Lindsay's face: > doesn't that looks artificial, or what? It looks really > weird. At 22:53 the gag looks fine, however the color of > the cloth has obviously been tampered with. > In my opinion there are two possibilities here: > 1) Of course it's easier to actually gag an actress than > doing a CGI work to just pretend to do it. But Lindsay > is what we might calla diva, and maybe she didn't agree > to sport the gag in all the scenes. Or: > 2) The gag was really there, however, it was > artificially colored to match the blue shade that is > present through all the movie. I think this really > affects the quality of the DID scene, since they messed > with the gag making it look unreal. You're calling attention to gag continuity problems that only a very discriminating observer could discern. I would disagree with you about Lindsay Lohan's gag being a computer-generated special effect. First of all, it would be too expensive to create the image of a gag and carefully and place it in the actress' mouth so as to maximize its verisimilitude. This entails too much work, time, and expense, all of which could be obviated by simply tying a cloth between her teeth. Second, as much of a diva as Lohan is purported to be by the media, she is still an actress, and most actresses, even the most spoiled and petulant ones, are quite willing to film scenes that entail discomfort and inconvenience. Remember, she read the script before any filming occurred, and she knew beforehand that she would have to be gagged with a cloth tied between her teeth. If she was unwilling to be gagged, then the producers would simply have found another, more compliant, actress. No actor or actress is indispensable. Finally, think of how much work constantly adjusting the image of the gag would entail. Her mouth would be open at different widths, and the dimensions of the image of the gag would have to be modified accordingly. Also, think about how difficult it would be for her to simply keep her mouth open for a prolonged period of time; it would be inevitable that her mouth would reflexively close. If her gag was to be a computer-generated image, then isn't it more logical that it would be a strip of blue duct tape? It would be easier, though still needlessly inconvenient, to film the scene with this type of gag. |
| Hadji |
| Monday August 25 18:53:02 2008 Re: Was Lindsay Lohan really gagged? |
| Jorge-Enlever wrote: <snip> If you read some interviews that came out when the movie was released, there are quotes from the hack director saying he wanted to ripoff - I mean, emulate - the color-emphasis scheme of 'The Sixth Sense,' only using the color blue instead of red. So the gag and all the other blue items in the movie were probably worked in post to look the weird way they did. At least, I'm guessing that's what happened, because any competent cinematographer would never have the colors bleed neon while while shooting. I didn't care for the movie, by the way, if you weren't sure. |
| Magellan |
| Monday August 25 23:59:12 2008 tuesday early alert |
| The "Parting Gifts" episode of Angel is scheduled to air Tuesday morning 7:00am est on TNT. The lovely Charisma Carpenter is bound and gagged during the second half hour of the show. |
| wb13 |
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