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| Sunday September 01 09:03:22 2013 Actors frequently cast as villains/captors |
| As Sam had noticed on the Video Page, Michael Pitt has played the baddie who tied up both Naomi Watts in Funny Games US and Krista Carpenter in Murder by Numbers. Can you remember any other actors who have played multiple baddies who tied up damsels? |
| Sunday September 01 09:38:49 2013 Re: Actors frequently cast as villains/captors |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Can you remember any other actors who have played > multiple baddies who tied up damsels? Not necessarily a baddie, but Jason Schwartzman gave a pair of damsels the treatment in Spun and Bored To Death S01E01. |
| Sam |
| Sunday September 01 12:07:12 2013 Re: Actors frequently cast as villains/captors |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > ...actors who have played multiple > baddies who tied up damsels? It seems Cameron Mitchell was one of those guys frequently distressing the damsels. |
| NE1 |
| Sunday September 01 14:40:49 2013 Panning shot |
| I am a huge fan of panning shots in DID scenes. Starting off at the damsel's feet and slowly working upwards (or down if starting at the head), showing off her bondage and figure. Can anyone provide some examples of great panning shots/is anyone else a fan? |
| Sunday September 01 15:56:09 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: The Stephanie Cameron scene in Days of Our Lives (the one we all know and love, stuff/otm, pajamas, bare feet) had a beautiful tracking shot. |
| Sunday September 01 17:27:51 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| Joanna Going in Columbo and Charisma Carpenter's first scene from Angel spring to mind. |
| KTS |
| Sunday September 01 18:21:50 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > I am a huge fan of panning shots in DID scenes. Starting > off at the damsel's feet and slowly working upwards (or > down if starting at the head), showing off her bondage > and figure. Can anyone provide some examples of great > panning shots/is anyone else a fan? Shawnee Smith in the TV movie "Easy Prey". Great pan, doesn't really show off her figure though. She's lying on her side on a motel room bed. I seem to remember that she's wearing a large flannel shirt. Been a looong time since I've seen this one. |
| CM |
| Sunday September 01 20:49:09 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| CM wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > I am a huge fan of panning shots in DID scenes. > Starting > > off at the damsel's feet and slowly working upwards > (or > > down if starting at the head), showing off her > bondage > > and figure. Can anyone provide some examples of > great > > panning shots/is anyone else a fan? The first one that comes to my mind is the great scene with Thordis Brandt in Dragnet '66, great slow pan from bound ankles up to her gagged face |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Sunday September 01 22:16:56 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| Whispers in the Dark |
| Sunday September 01 23:21:19 2013 Re: Panning shot |
| >(unsigned poster) wrote: > I am a huge fan of panning shots in DID scenes. Starting > off at the damsel's feet and slowly working upwards (or > down if starting at the head), showing off her bondage > and figure. Can anyone provide some examples of great > panning shots/is anyone else a fan? I can think of the cheerleader scene from One Life To Live. They showed it some when they were tied to the stakes & then they showed it again when the redhead was tied alone. |
| Jason |
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