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| Wednesday August 30 00:42:39 2023 Re: Scene ID |
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| Wednesday August 30 00:45:14 2023 Re: Scene ID |
| On August 30 2023 The Moderator wrote: > Poster: (unsigned poster) > Your post has one or more problems and can't be posted as > is. No links into "hub" or similar sites. You'll need to put a copy of the image on a hosting site. Imgur is popular. |
| The Moderator |
| Wednesday August 30 01:51:10 2023 Scene identification |
| Anyone out there know the title of where this came from? https://postimg.cc/KRMQZXbk |
| Wednesday August 30 03:34:09 2023 Re: Scene identification |
| On August 30 2023 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Anyone out there know the title of where this came from? > https://postimg.cc/KRMQZXbk https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0347248/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 Title: Gli Insoliti Ignoti (2003) Medium: TV Movie Actress: Carlotta Natoli, Tatiana Lepore Description: During a bungled robbery in a museum, two female keepers (and one male guard) are bound and gagged by the two robbers (not onscreen) about 54 minutes into the movie. In a brief scene that lasts about seven seconds, you can see curly-haired blonde Natoli and brunette Lepore seated on chairs hands behind, brown packing tape around their upper bodies and legs and tightly cleave-gagged with thin red patterned scarves. Both are in blue uniforms with jackets and skirts. Loud moaning. Nice but brief. Tags: outfit_uniform, bonddesc_chair, bonddesc_handsbehind, restraint_tape, gagtype_cleave, country_it |
| cicisaur |
| Wednesday August 30 06:26:22 2023 Re: Scenes where the actress is visibly embarassed? |
| On August 28 2023 Terry wrote: > 1 example is Jessica Alba's iconic ITB scene > What are some of the best instances of actresses that you > feel are showing their true submissive emotions while acting kidnapped ? On August 29 2023 (unsigned poster) wrote: > I always enjoyed a moment in the "Land of the > Giants" episode "The Lost"... > Deanna Lund demurely starts to put her arms behind her > back before the idiot ties her hands in front. (Well, the > script mandated it, to aid their eventual escape.) Tricky and fascinating topic indeed...how can you be sure the actress is totally pretending/acting, or not really in a scene. Of course the job is to act and pretend, but nevertheless conveying some true colors to it. Tend to think that a good screen damsel will somehow give herself to the situation, and that part of her is, in some way, attracted to and really likes to fathom/feel that submissive and helpless situation. And let's not forget that some women don't mind, or even like being tied up and gagged... Regarding examples, not too familiar with those two scenes already mentioned and will have to take a closer look. But there's an overlooked vintage French brief "scene" that is epitome to me in that genre, though you won't see the damsels B&G onscreen, in 80's mini-series "La Nouvelle Malle des Indes" E03 (see database). At the end, right after one of the two lovelies tells the two guys "Don't worry darlings, everything's been planned : before leaving you'll bind and gag us, so that we won't be suspected", she goes to her bed saying "let's go, I'll be first, hop!", then stretches her arms and hands out with that enchanting mix of troubled/subdued/helpless/surrendering but turned on look on her face, still chating, while one of the man starts tying her hands in front...then it criminally cuts and the scene ends (the bastards...). Always wondered how much of acting and pretending there was here by the actresses (and those two lucky dudes as well by the way), cause to me she really seems not faking it or over acting at all...very low key and natural way indeed. However will always remain pretty subjective in the end. but I'm sure we could find many other examples... |
| Didfan |
| Wednesday August 30 12:33:54 2023 Re: Trying to remember an old TV movie |
| On August 27 2023 Brian R wrote: > Title: You'll Never See Me Again (1973) > Medium: TV Movie > Actress: Jess Walton > Description: Brunette wife Vicki (Jess Walton) > disappears, and the police think the husband (David > Hartman) has killed her. In a complicated plot twist, she > is actually being held by her father (Ralph Meeker), who > has murdered her mother. The husband tries to track her > down, she's been taken to a wooded gully, bound and > gagged with a cloth cleave. A long, long forgotten scene, now recall when it first came out, I loved it. I was also a big fan of Jess Walton early in her movie career. Her getting gagged in the hippie/biker crapfest "The Peacekillers" is about the best gagging scene I have seen in over 60 years! I thought surely Ms. Walton was a sure bet for a b/g Hall of Fame career. Unfortunately - for us - she entered into soap opera land, this ended that possibility. |
| No Trekkie |
| Wednesday August 30 17:12:11 2023 Re: Scenes where the actress is visibly embarassed? |
| This episode of Wonder Woman comes to mind. Lynda Carter, who has been bound and gagged by the dastardly villain, is on the verge of rescue. Unfortunately, her would-be rescuer is a bumbling oaf. Instead of removing her gag, he initially attempts to untie her ankles and fumbles with the knots. She makes noises through her gag in an attempt to get him to remove it from her mouth, but he is utterly obtuse to her gag talk. As he continues his maladroit attempt to free her, she sighs resignedly into her gag and rolls her eyes, visibly embarrassed at being rescued by such a buffoon. I don't remember how she eventually got free. Title: Wonder Woman Medium: TV Series Actress: Lynda Carter Description: Episode: "The Starships Are Coming" (3.15) Lynda is captured by a group of men who plan to detonate a bomb in a warehouse. At 35mins (2015 iTunes release), they tie her to a chair with white rope; hands to armrests, feet together. She tries some backchat to get them to see sense, but the head villain does not appreciate her remarks. He angrily orders one of his goons to "Put a gag in her mouth!", but decides to do it himself by cleave gagging her with a thick black scarf; a vivid close-up shows the cloth being tied nice and tight between her lips. Naturally, a time bomb is rigged to go off on a table in front of her, but All Lynda can do is stare at it helplessly and squirm around in the chair. Help arrives (sort of) in the form of Henry, a well-meaning klutz, who wanders into the warehouse and hears Lynda mmpphhing. He rushes over to her and begins untying the ropes, but she desperately tries to alert him (via gag-talk) to the issue of the bomb across from them. Rather than ungag her, he leaves her as she is and gets to work on diffusing the bomb. All the while, Lynda can only look on with some of the most priceless expressions imaginable. The bomb is eventually disarmed, so Henry unties her (she ungags herself) at 39mins. In a nice visual touch, Lynda holds the scarf in her hands for a short while until throwing it away and turning into Wonder Woman. |
| Hadji |
| Wednesday August 30 17:58:30 2023 Re: Scene identification |
| On August 30 2023 cicisaur wrote: > On August 30 2023 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Anyone out there know the title of where this came > from? > > https://postimg.cc/KRMQZXbk > https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0347248/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 > Title: Gli Insoliti Ignoti (2003) > Medium: TV Movie > Actress: Carlotta Natoli, Tatiana Lepore > brunette Lepore seated on chairs hands behind, brown > packing tape around their upper bodies and legs and Loud > moaning. Thank you so much! Love the brunette in this scene. She really made the most out of the little bit of bound and gagged screen time she had! |
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