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Welcome to the Discussion page. This forum is for discussing scenes from mainstream sources, primarily TV shows and movies, but we venture off into newspaper and magazine articles, stage plays, and other areas. Please do not post regarding commercial videos.
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| Tuesday December 28 01:50:18 2004 Re: James Bond |
| Major John wrote:
> this was a BOOK I > referred to Okay, will await another Female Psychologist type to come on and ID the book. I myself will try and hunt up that black & white movie for you |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday December 28 01:59:51 2004 Re: James Bond |
| ss wrote:
> That is the one I was referring to. Thanx ss Have to get that back in the Database |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday December 28 02:15:50 2004 Re: James Bond |
| > Have to get that back in the Database
After checking notes a little more thorough.... Record number: 1855 Title: Climax Medium: TV Series Actress: Linda Christian Description: Episode: "Casino Royale" The first time Ian Fleming's famous character, James Bond appears on screen, it's as a fast-talking American agent called Jimmy Bond, played by Barry Nelson. In the climactic scene, a stout Peter Lorre menaces Valerie Mathis (Christian). Wearing an evening dress, her wrists are bound behind her and she's cleavegagged with a thick piece of cloth or a scarf. "Climax" was a 90 minute live anthology series. The only extant copies of this production were off kinescope. An airing on a local PBS station was of about fifty minutes duration (no ads), and the scene pops around the 39' mark, shortly after Act III begins. It runs for about seven minutes, although Ms. Christian is ungagged early on. |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday December 28 02:24:55 2004 Re: Casino Royale |
| Rich McGill wrote:
> Critics' Choice Video & DVD is advertising a DVD > includes the > earlier B&W TV version I'll organise two Database entries referencing each other to avoid any problem with that. Thanx Rich |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday December 28 09:21:29 2004 Re: Cold War bondage |
| Kinky-napper wrote:
> > And while we're on the subject of the Cold War, how > many other database scenes did it contribute? > My favorite scene in "It Takes a Thief"--that harem-clad cutie writhing on the floor (Amy Thomson) was supposed to be Russian spy. She even swears at Wagner in Russian as he gags her. |
| glub |
| Tuesday December 28 11:12:33 2004 Erika Eleniak - Captive |
| I have read about a movie starring Erika Eleniak called 'Captive' in which Eleniak's character is held captive in an 'evil' insane asylum. It was made in 1998, and sounds like a TV movie/straight to DVD job.
Has anyone seen this? Any restraints on the lovely former Baywatch babe? I suppose a tight straitjacket, ankle ropes and a nice fat ballgag are too much to hope for? |
| Tightgag |
| Tuesday December 28 11:19:09 2004 Re: Lohan? |
| Tightgag wrote:
> All this does beg the question as to who decides the > extent of the realism in the tying up in a mainstream > scene? I'm sure you've got a point there TG. i couldn't help noticing in Terror Amolng Us for example that Susan Haskell's cleve is nowhere near as tight as that of her three co-stars, perhaps this is related to the fact she had higher billing. Also any scene of this nature requires a degree of trust between actress, director and - in many cases - co-star. if an actress has issues with either of these parties she may be more reluctant to submit to anything that limits her freedom. I can imagine a scenario where the actress may consent to having her ankles loosely tied but not her wrists for example. After all when you see those close ups of lovely bound wrists how do you know it's the same actress, has nobody heard of body doubles? |
| Moxx of Balhoom |
| mike@timelord.wanadoo.co.uk |
| Tuesday December 28 15:10:34 2004 Re: Lohan? |
| Moxx of Balhoom wrote:
> Tightgag wrote: > > > All this does beg the question as to who decides the > > > extent of the realism in the tying up in a > mainstream > > scene? > > I'm sure you've got a point there TG. i couldn't help > noticing in Terror Amolng Us for example that Susan > Haskell's cleve is nowhere near as tight as that of her > three co-stars, perhaps this is related to the fact she > had higher billing. > Also any scene of this nature requires a degree of trust > between actress, director and - in many cases - co-star. > if an actress has issues with either of these parties she > may be more reluctant to submit to anything that limits > her freedom. > I can imagine a scenario where the actress may consent to > having her ankles loosely tied but not her wrists for > example. After all when you see those close ups of lovely > bound wrists how do you know it's the same actress, has nobody heard of body doubles? That's true, however, I don't think trust is an issue here. There are so many people in the studio during the filming, it's not like the actress will be tied up and left, or worse, abused. And I don't think that the tighter cleaves in TAU were necessarily that tight--they just "appeared" tight. Basically, I think that all actresses are expected to act--and being tied is simlply a job requirement. I think that to the actresses in a mainstream scene, a bondage scene is just another hassle in order to get the job done. |
| Darkman |
| Tuesday December 28 16:12:52 2004 Re: Anchorman DVD |
| Blockbuster Guy wrote:
> I work at blockbuster and we have already got the unrated > extended version of Anchorman, and I've watched the movie > and every deleted scene and there was no scene for > Christina Applegate. I actually just picked up the movie, and the very first blooper on the unrated widescreen version has Ms. Applegate with one hand handcuffed to some type of gasoline tanks. Of course, because it's a blooper, her hand slips right out of the handcuffs and everyone laughs. |
| Tuesday December 28 18:16:58 2004 Cold War bondage |
| > And while we're on the subject of the Cold War, how many other database scenes did it contribute?
---- Also: TV: "Scarecrow and Mrs. King" (several episodes) Movies: "Target" (1985). |
| Kinky-napper |
| Tuesday December 28 18:57:53 2004 Re: Anchorman DVD |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> I actually just picked up the movie, and the very first > blooper on the unrated widescreen version has Ms. > Applegate with one hand handcuffed to some type of > gasoline tanks. Was this the 2 disc special edition that includes "Anchorman: The Adventure Continues"? Also noticed that Best Buy has an exclusive third disc of deleted scenes and interviews that's attached to the back of selected "Anchorman" single and double disc editions. I believe they're limited to 40 per store. |
| CM |
| Tuesday December 28 21:45:58 2004 Re: FreeNet |
| Kerhop wrote:
> Here's the CHK key to "Abducted(1975).zip" > > CHK@ryH~VhNHv~KWD8cLtU1vJooHhp8NAwI,WiVhRAR1~fJ8tdPMcJkF8w I'm just doing a quick follow up wondering if anyone was able to retrieve this file via FreeNet? Please reply via email rather than here in the forum as a courtesy to the moderator. |
| Kerhop |
| kerhop@oz.net |
| Tuesday December 28 23:34:57 2004 Re: Anchorman DVD |
| CM wrote:
> > Was this the 2 disc special edition that includes > "Anchorman: The Adventure Continues"? Nope, just the regular-old unrated one-disc widescreen version. It cost me $15.99 at Target. |
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