well, since a nazi managed to briefly interrupt movie night, i'll point out that VaselineHabits shares a birthday with Jesse Owens, a man who took no shit from OG nazis. also Richard Gatling and Irène Joliot-Curie may have done some nice work ridding the world of their ilk.
i'm right there with you. i should really make an effort to get a physical copy for movie night. Tubi throws nothing but the same pharmaceutical commercials at me over and over.
In an interview for the 1995 documentary The Celluloid Closet (about gay and Lesbian depictions throughout cinema history), Susan Sarandon discussed the love scene between her character (Sarah) and Catherine Deneuve's character (Miriam Blaylock), saying that she convinced the filmmakers to change the scene from Sarah being extremely drunk before it started to her having only one sip of wine before spilling it: "Certainly, you wouldn't have to get drunk to bed Catherine Deneuve, I don't care what your sexual history to that point had been."
I wouldn’t mind living 300 years with Deneuve and then dying pretty quickly
But I really think vamps should ask first
It's been a while (not able to watch again tonight), but I don't think they actually die.
I think that Egyptian symbol of eternal life is in the old Karloff The Mummy, too
Karloff? That limey cocksucker!
Yes, at the end the statue points it at the Mummy and he turns to dust.
Oh yeah, that’s right!
She's wearing the night clubbing jacket!
Wilem DeFoe?
Yes! I just looked it up. It was his third movie role. First was Heaven's Gate.
Wait is that Dafoe?
Yes!
He must have been still in Wooster at that time. Or I might have my dates wrong.
Yeah, I dunno.
And John Pankow!
Ooh, great catch!
Emergency ban hammer required on the OT. Thank you.
well, since a nazi managed to briefly interrupt movie night, i'll point out that VaselineHabits shares a birthday with Jesse Owens, a man who took no shit from OG nazis. also Richard Gatling and Irène Joliot-Curie may have done some nice work ridding the world of their ilk.
Man I hate shoes in beds. What in the grossness?
Sometimes: That's OK, leave the boots on.
Been there.
I am so far behind with the Tubi and commercials. Just now getting to wet t shirt and...titties!
i'm right there with you. i should really make an effort to get a physical copy for movie night. Tubi throws nothing but the same pharmaceutical commercials at me over and over.
Excuse me, but ZW, we need you on the OT. Someone with the name Gregory Conte just showed up to defend himself.
Do not interact, i have reached out to rebecca
I wonder if it's the actual Nazi fuckstick?!
Close enough, it seems to me. Not someone you'd invite to join the conversation.
https://www.wonkette.com/p/nazi-jake-lang-protested-by-other/comment/335864686
Who is he talking to?
A “lazy sophist,” I guess?
oh Susan you can do so much betterrrrrrr
I do not recognize this guy at all
oh I recognize the guy
but not the actor
"She's European."
like doing drugs
Indeed I do.
There was a lot of use of body doubles in this scene.
Another reason I don't like nude scenes.
I'm no prude, The Cook The Thief is one of my favorite movies. But I think if you can avoid asking people to be nude, you should do that.
in this film it is very much part of the story
And it was standard at the time.
lovely weather we're having, isn't it?
Today yes, but tomorrow it's supposed to rain all day, so no stilting in the Caribbean Parade for me. :(
Oh, you were being rhetorical there. Sorry.
BONUS TRIVIA
In an interview for the 1995 documentary The Celluloid Closet (about gay and Lesbian depictions throughout cinema history), Susan Sarandon discussed the love scene between her character (Sarah) and Catherine Deneuve's character (Miriam Blaylock), saying that she convinced the filmmakers to change the scene from Sarah being extremely drunk before it started to her having only one sip of wine before spilling it: "Certainly, you wouldn't have to get drunk to bed Catherine Deneuve, I don't care what your sexual history to that point had been."
Absolutely and without question.
What a breathlessly stunning woman.
Sure is quiet in the chat.
I'm just thinking how nude scenes rarely help a movie
Towards the end of Le Roi de Coeur, although it's only from the rear.