OP should watch High Plains Drifter as it will really blow his mind. Eastwood rapes a woman in a barn. She struggles briefly, but then relaxes and clearly enjoys it. I love movies with a message.
Sorry to burst your bubble but actors don’t actually have sex on set during sex scenes. They do actually kiss however, which is what is being argued as inappropriate with a 12 year old on the lips.
Norm Macdonald on David Letterman's last episode of The Late Show in 2015. It has been said that this is Norm's best joke by fellow comedian Jerry Seinfeld.
It was over 50 years ago in a movie. Most posters seeing things through the lens of today or their own lens don't seem to get that and think people always saw things the way they do now. Obviously they didn't.
OP should watch High Plains Drifter as it will really blow his mind. Eastwood rapes a woman in a barn. She struggles briefly, but then relaxes and clearly enjoys it. I love movies with a message.
Sorry to burst your bubble but actors don’t actually have sex on set during sex scenes. They do actually kiss however, which is what is being argued as inappropriate with a 12 year old on the lips.
I don't know, I saw a few movies like Candy Stripers, and Anal Mania with very realistic sex scenes. I'm going to go out on a limb and say they were probably real.
It wasn't 1971 but in a 2004 movie, "Birth", Nicole Kidman has a bath scene with a 10 year old actor who she also kisses on the mouth. There needs to be some outrage here.
It wasn't 1971 but in a 2004 movie, "Birth", Nicole Kidman has a bath scene with a 10 year old actor who she also kisses on the mouth. There needs to be some outrage here.
I saw The Beguiled, 1971 on tv over 40 years ago. I don't plan on watching Birth, 2004. I just looked up director, producer and writer, Birth, 2004. I does not appear Nicole Kidman had any authority in Birth. It is no surprise Hollywood was ground zero, 2017 #MeToo movement. I would like all on the thread to know, all actresses involved in 2017 #MeToo Movement went after directors & producers. [Mostly directors and producers. It is said Marlon Brando was disgusting in Last Tango in Paris, 1972. He hurt the young lady in question in many ways. Young lady in question who is no longer with us blamed director and producers.]
"My first on screen kiss was from Clint Eastwood! How great is that? Although I must say, as a hard working actress who had been in show business since the age of four, the kiss for me was just part of the work; and my reaction was to look surprised (even though I wasn't!) Both Clint and Don thought they had surprised me with their change in the script, but even at that age, I had a feeling they were up to something, and my surprised look was well thought out at the very moment he kissed me. They printed that take, and I knew my reaction was great because both Clint and Don thought they had really surprised me!"
It wasn't 1971 but in a 2004 movie, "Birth", Nicole Kidman has a bath scene with a 10 year old actor who she also kisses on the mouth. There needs to be some outrage here.
MAGGAS: "Every mother who has ever given their 10 year old son or daughter a bath needs to be executed. ... Mom, you're first to go!"
It was over 50 years ago in a movie. Most posters seeing things through the lens of today or their own lens don't seem to get that and think people always saw things the way they do now. Obviously they didn't.
So, 50 years ago, when you were 20, you thought it was ok to kiss 12 year olds on the lips?
It was over 50 years ago in a movie. Most posters seeing things through the lens of today or their own lens don't seem to get that and think people always saw things the way they do now. Obviously they didn't.
So, 50 years ago, when you were 20, you thought it was ok to kiss 12 year olds on the lips?
Armstrong can be annoying but why are you so obsessed with this? Do you have any idea about the extent of the problems that are occurring in this world right now? Yet you are wasting your time on a movie scene that most of us have never even heard of? Why go back that long over something from a movie? It is not real life. Strange that some of you are so confused on this point. It is acting.
So, 50 years ago, when you were 20, you thought it was ok to kiss 12 year olds on the lips?
Armstrong can be annoying but why are you so obsessed with this? Do you have any idea about the extent of the problems that are occurring in this world right now? Yet you are wasting your time on a movie scene that most of us have never even heard of? Why go back that long over something from a movie? It is not real life. Strange that some of you are so confused on this point. It is acting.
I don't care about the movie scene. I understand acting, and I understand that things change over the years.
What I care about is the children who come to letsrun. Armstronglivs has a history of posting pedophile jokes. Maybe you haven't seen them because, fortunately, the mods have been very quick to delete them.
I am the mother of two teenage girls. Maybe that makes me more sensitive to that poster's remarks.
It was over 50 years ago in a movie. Most posters seeing things through the lens of today or their own lens don't seem to get that and think people always saw things the way they do now. Obviously they didn't.
So, 50 years ago, when you were 20, you thought it was ok to kiss 12 year olds on the lips?
So if you had been born 50 years earlier, you are confident you would be the only one making a fuss about this? Perhaps picketing your local cinema and denouncing Eastwood as a paedophile ( a word unknown at the time except to academics).)?
Armstrong can be annoying but why are you so obsessed with this? Do you have any idea about the extent of the problems that are occurring in this world right now? Yet you are wasting your time on a movie scene that most of us have never even heard of? Why go back that long over something from a movie? It is not real life. Strange that some of you are so confused on this point. It is acting.
I don't care about the movie scene. I understand acting, and I understand that things change over the years.
What I care about is the children who come to letsrun. Armstronglivs has a history of posting pedophile jokes. Maybe you haven't seen them because, fortunately, the mods have been very quick to delete them.
I am the mother of two teenage girls. Maybe that makes me more sensitive to that poster's remarks.
Armstrong can be annoying but why are you so obsessed with this? Do you have any idea about the extent of the problems that are occurring in this world right now? Yet you are wasting your time on a movie scene that most of us have never even heard of? Why go back that long over something from a movie? It is not real life. Strange that some of you are so confused on this point. It is acting.
I don't care about the movie scene. I understand acting, and I understand that things change over the years.
What I care about is the children who come to letsrun. Armstronglivs has a history of posting pedophile jokes. Maybe you haven't seen them because, fortunately, the mods have been very quick to delete them.
I am the mother of two teenage girls. Maybe that makes me more sensitive to that poster's remarks.
Yeah I understand your concern. I haven’t seen his pedophile jokes. I too don’t find the subject to be a funny one.
It was over 50 years ago in a movie. Most posters seeing things through the lens of today or their own lens don't seem to get that and think people always saw things the way they do now. Obviously they didn't.
So, 50 years ago, when you were 20, you thought it was ok to kiss 12 year olds on the lips?
It was a character in a movie. It was a peck. I don't think I would have even seen it as sexual. The actor has not said that she was upset about it, either then or today. It wasn't controversial at the time - even if we take a different view of these things today - which is my point. It is unlikely a scene would be shot like that today because we see these things differently now. But it is a mistake to judge the past by the values of the present or no one would escape condemnation.
