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| Tuesday September 21 00:28:08 2021 Historical / classic damsel |
| Any good scenes with damsels in movies set before the modern era (say, 1945)? If they're wearing a dress, even better |
| Tuesday September 21 06:05:37 2021 Re: Historical / classic damsel in movies |
| > Any good scenes with damsels in movies set before the > modern era (say, 1945)? If they're wearing a dress, even > better ~~~~ Some examples, by genre: Sword & Sandals: Lana Clarkson and Dawn Dunlap "(Barbarian Queen" - 1985). Virginia Bryant ("The Barbarians" - 1987). Medieval: Kathleen Beller ("The Sword and the Sorcerer" - 1982). The Classics: Barbara Britton ("Return of Monte Cristo" - 1946). Maureen O'Hara ("Jamaica Inn" - 1939). Pirates: Barbara Rush ("Prince of Pirates" - 1953). Westerns: Penny Edwards ("Pony Soldier" - 1952). |
| J.T. |
| Tuesday September 21 06:42:52 2021 Re: Intrusion 2021 Netflix |
| This new film is set to be released on 22 September via Netflix worldwide so hopefully some of 'us' will have access to it early - depending on timezones. Watched the trailer on my iPhone and paused it at the second(around 1min,42secs)where you see what looks like a brunette woman being manhandled by two men. Only the back of her head is visible and there appears to be duct tape wrapped around it. Could be a blindfold but is more likely a gag. Actress could be the lead Freida Pinto who spends the film snooping around trying to solve a mystery. There is also another brunette girl being held captive so it could be her as well. Best case scenario - we get two attractive brunettes wraparound tape gagged! Hopefully we can get an early review to confirm what could be some great f/t scenes in this thriller. |
| Tuesday September 21 08:23:19 2021 Re: Historical / classic damsel |
| On September 21 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Any good scenes with damsels in movies set before the > modern era (say, 1945)? If they're wearing a dress, even > better Jessica Rabbit well almost it's set in 1947 |
| Tuesday September 21 09:04:02 2021 Re: Historical / classic damsel |
| On September 21 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Any good scenes with damsels in movies set before the > modern era (say, 1945)? If they're wearing a dress, even > better Record number: 1475 Title: Wishbone Medium: TV Series Actress: Lisa-Gabrielle Greene Description: Episode: "The Slobbery Hound" (1.8) In the episode that has Wishbone portraying Sherlock Holmes in the "Hound of the Baskervilles" there is a small scene where the actress playing Miss Stapleton is shown in the attic, tied to a chair by her own brother. Her hands are tied behind her back, her feet are tied, and she is gagged with a brown cloth tied over her mouth. Although the scene is dark, there is a nice amount of struggling and "mmmphing" as she tries to get loose by rocking the chair and stamping her bound feet on the floor. |
| Tuesday September 21 09:20:57 2021 Re: Only murders in the building, Selena Gomez |
| On September 14 2021 Lugie wrote: > No dice on episode 5. > There's only 7 episodes so it should be in next week or > two. Actually,from reading the episode descriptions Anyone update on Episode 6 today? At least were getting close to the scene. 4 episodes left. |
| Tuesday September 21 10:14:11 2021 Re: Historical / classic damsel |
| On September 21 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > On September 21 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Any good scenes with damsels in movies set before > the > > modern era (say, 1945)? If they're wearing a dress, > even > > better > Record number: 1475 > Title: Wishbone > Medium: TV Series > Actress: Lisa-Gabrielle Greene > Description: Episode: "The Slobbery Hound" > (1.8) Here's a GIF: http://freegifmaker.me/images/2hFLU/ Nice little scene that may be the best version of the classic Hound of Baskervilles scene. And in an educational show. Go figure. |
| Tuesday September 21 10:14:27 2021 Re: Historical / classic damsel |
| On September 21 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Any good scenes with damsels in movies set before the > modern era (say, 1945)? If they're wearing a dress, > > > even better Literally dozens of scenes from China, Japan and Korea set a long time ago. Check a lot of Kitai's offerings for these. Not all these have women in dresses but they are dressed close or in period clothing. The Dark Ages: The TV series The Vikings is set, well, in the time of the Vikings. One full-treatment scene in "The Departed, Part 2" Tarkan and the Blood of the Vikings is a Turkish film with a cute actress getting a full-treatment scene. Beba Loncar gets a cleave gag in a Viking movie called "The Long Ships" The Cadfael episode "The Rose Rent" American Revolution: Fox ran a series on American history myths and one episode had a scene where Hessians bound and gagged two women. Sorry I don't recall the name of the series. French Revolution: Caroline Carver in The Scarlet Pimpernel. American Frontier: Several episodes of Daniel Boone. American Civil War: Lillian Gish in Birth of a Nation, which was filmed before the time you asked about (1915) and takes place during the Civil War. Some believe this is the first cleave gag in a mainstream film. The Old West: The Canadian show Bordertown produced a few full treatment scenes, including Sophie Barjac's great turn in the episode "Killer with a Smile." The Zorro series are set more than a century ago. A couple of scenes in the one made in the 1950s and several from the one made in the 1990s. Walt Disney's Gallagher produced the scene for Stacey Maxwell in the episode "The Mystery of Edward Sims, Part 2" Valdez is Coming with Susan Clark. The Outlaw Trail with Arielle Kebbel. Several Italian "Spaghetti Western" movies take place in the Old West and many have scenes, maybe Bad Man's River might be the most well-known. For Edwardian/Victorian era: Any Sherlock Holmes scene that is set in the traditional time frame, notably The Hound of the Baskervilles and the Solitary Cyclist. The 1980s Canadian show The Great Detective had at least two scenes, and that was set in the 1880s and 1890s. Eileen O'Higgins in Ireland in the first episode of Dead Still. World War I: Young Indiana Jones "Espionage Escapades" with a tight cleave for Amanda Ooms. Turkish series Kurt Seyit and Calikusu, which had a great knotted cleave gag. 1920s and 30s: The Man is News with Valerie Hobson (movie was made in the late 1930s). Notable, along with Man Hunt (1936) for the rare cleave-gag scenes in the 1930s. Marguerite Churchill's in Man Hunt is very impressive, especially for that time frame. The Spanish Cape Mystery and G-Men (made in the 30s) for OTMs. Films made later but set in the period: The Irish Whiskey Rebellion, Supernatural episode "The Thing", while Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries has a couple of scenes. World War II: In theory, these scenes would take place right before or during 1945: Combat Killers, Von Ryan's Express, Hornet's Nest, Battle of the Commandos and the recently found Hitler Goes Kaput. Check the database for episodes of Danger 5 and A French Village. Sort of in that mythical old ages time frame: Imogen Waterhouse in The Outpost episode "The Crown for a Queen" Holly Earl in an episode of Beowulf. |
| Tuesday September 21 10:47:53 2021 Re: Only murders in the building, Selena Gomez |
| On September 21 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Anyone update on Episode 6 today? At least were getting > close to the scene. 4 episodes left. Nothing yet and based on this ep, don't think it will be next week either, but that's speculation . |
| Tuesday September 21 11:46:04 2021 Re: Historical / classic damsel |
| On September 21 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Any good scenes with damsels in movies set before the > modern era (say, 1945)? If they're wearing a dress, even > better "This Gun for Hire" - couldn't do much better than Veronica Lake. And of course there were dozens of movie serials from the 1930s and 40s. A few of them were set in the future, but many weren't. I'm not going to try to list them all, but if you type in "Chapter" in the database description section, you should get a bushel basket full of them. |
| Tuesday September 21 13:41:11 2021 Re: Hooding |
| On September 10 2021 Big Ounce wrote: > On September 10 2021 Big Ounce wrote: > > Anyone know ANY scenes with A-list actresses (ex. > > Angelina Jolie, Nicole Kidman) hooded/bagged? Only > one I > > can find was Scarlett Johansson in Lucy. > Also it doesn’t have to be those two actresses in > particular. Just some actresses of their caliber or close to it. I'm a fan too, but I personally prefer the hood to be tight and the actress must be beautiful(I know, pretty high standards haha). Here are some of my favourites: 1.Felicity jones in Rouge one (only a brief scene) 2.Scarlett Byrne in Falling Skies s05xe09 3.Tatiana Maslany in Orphan black s01xe07 4.Han Seung-Yeon(korean drama) in Age of youth s01xe11 5.Melanie Scrofano in Wynonna Earp s04xe04 6.Anna Silk in Lost girl s01xe01 7.Lee Si-Young and Jessica(another k-drama)(2 person hooded) in Wild romance s01xe016 8.Mun Ka-young in Find me in your memory(k-drama) s01xe(17/18), 1 episode with 2 parts hence "17/18" 9.Gracie Dzienny in Zoo s03xe04 |
| Dave Flynn |
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| Tuesday September 21 13:44:26 2021 Jessica Rabbit ruined |
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This post was deleted. Poster: Roger Rabbit Reason: Off-topic. I thought at first it was a change to the movie, but it's a ride. |
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| Tuesday September 21 17:33:15 2021 Re: Ms Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries 2 |
| On September 19 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Apparently it was aired mid-year on Australian tv. > Episodes on IMDB certainly have evocative titles. Since > nobody has mentioned anything presumably there was > nothing of interest. But that could be because nobody > with "our" tastes watched it. I followed it when it aired this summer in the US on the Acorn streaming service and unfortunately it had nothing of interest |
| Dextor |
| Tuesday September 21 18:46:14 2021 Re: Fall Season |
| On September 20 2021 Pixy wrote: > Now that fall tv season is back what show has the most > potential?? Chucky! |
| Tuesday September 21 19:02:12 2021 Re: Lifetime cheerleader movies |
| On September 18 2021 Hadji wrote: > but how many times has a cheerleader, at any level, been bound and gagged in a movie or television show while in uniform? Good question. The only one that immediately comes to mind is this one, but I don't remember if they were actual cheerleaders or were abducted from a costume party: Title: One Life to Live Medium: Soap Opera Actress: Renee Goldsberry aka Renee Elise Goldsberry, Melissa Archer Description: Episode: July 1,4 and 5, 2005 At the very end of the first episode, in a darkened room that is supposed to be a basketball court but appears to be much smaller , Evangeline (Goldsberry) and Natalie (Archer), dressed in cheerleading outffits, are shown tightly gagged with duct tape and with their hands behind them, bound to the poles of the basketball goals around which scrap wood has been piled as kindling. Evangeline's duct-taped wrists are shown briefly in a couple of close-up shots. There is a chain running down behind each pole, but the captives aren't secured to them. Their ski-masked captor comes in and fingers a gas can as they mmph and struggle while the camera fades out. In the next day's episode, the fire has been lit, and in a series of brief scenes spanning most of the episode, the girls are shown writhing and mmphing ever more furiously as the flames lick toward them, before being spectacularly rescued at the end. The following day, the scenes are briefly reprised while Evangeline recounts her experiences to her mother as she lies in a hospital bed. She makes a note of mentioning how hard she struggled to free herself and how tightly she was bound. |
| Captain Morgan |
| Tuesday September 21 19:13:28 2021 Re: Fall Season |
| > Chucky! Would be cool if this produced new DID scenes. Between Curse Of Chucky and the 2019 remake, there's been good DID material to come out of the property and I hope we get some good ones from the TV show. |
| Tuesday September 21 20:46:36 2021 Re: Top 10 tape gags with lip outline |
| A nice one https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SoQi8FfoPJc/hq720.jpg |
| Tuesday September 21 21:35:25 2021 Scene ID |
| Does anyone know what scene is this from? https://www.instagram.com/p/CTzu9yZAO8m/ |
| Pixy |
| Tuesday September 21 22:08:17 2021 Re: Intrusion 2021 Netflix |
| On September 21 2021 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Actress could be the lead Freida Pinto who spends the > film snooping around trying to solve a mystery. There is > also another brunette girl being held captive so it could > be her as well. Best case scenario - we get two > attractive brunettes wraparound tape gagged! Hopefully we > can get an early review to confirm what could be some great f/t scenes in this thriller. I think it's 3 am eastern time. Just read one review that's out and it was ripped as terrible. No mention of tie ups or gags that reviewers sometimes drop. Would have loved to have seen the line "no reason to watch this movie unless you want to see Freida Pinto bound and gagged." Yes please. |
| Tuesday September 21 22:31:58 2021 Re: Top 10 tape gags with lip outline |
| What movie is this from? |
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