Bonanza 3
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2012 12:52 pm
Dan has long held the view that every spanking scene in which the spankee's upper torso (particularly face) and loower torso (particularly bottom being spanked) at the same time, must inv olve a stunt doublle. In many cases, he is probably right.
It is easy to understand, if not approve, an actress refusing to appear in such a scene (eg Sophia Loren in Boy on a Dolphin), less easy to see why Joan Hackett should object to us seeing a few smacks land on her well protected rear end.
As far as I know, the only publicised incident was when stripper Rita Cadillac's buttocks 'stood in' - so to speak for Suzy Delair's in GERVAISE. This in itself is odd, because there is supposed to be a photo of SD being spanked by a journalist on the front cover of Paris Dimanche, with her commenting that she rather enjoyed that sort of bruising. Only up to a point, I suppose.
For myself,I'm not too bothered; at least we see some female's behing being tanned, even if not the star's.
As we all know, there are umpteen ways in which the film makers can deny us what we want to see. My own pet hate is something like Husbands and Lovers, where the camera toggles rapidly between head, hand/arm, face, and bottom, to kid you that you've seen what you haven't.
Putting aside all these duds and fakes, we do now have access to an immense archive of good stuff.
Lucky us!
Murray
It is easy to understand, if not approve, an actress refusing to appear in such a scene (eg Sophia Loren in Boy on a Dolphin), less easy to see why Joan Hackett should object to us seeing a few smacks land on her well protected rear end.
As far as I know, the only publicised incident was when stripper Rita Cadillac's buttocks 'stood in' - so to speak for Suzy Delair's in GERVAISE. This in itself is odd, because there is supposed to be a photo of SD being spanked by a journalist on the front cover of Paris Dimanche, with her commenting that she rather enjoyed that sort of bruising. Only up to a point, I suppose.
For myself,I'm not too bothered; at least we see some female's behing being tanned, even if not the star's.
As we all know, there are umpteen ways in which the film makers can deny us what we want to see. My own pet hate is something like Husbands and Lovers, where the camera toggles rapidly between head, hand/arm, face, and bottom, to kid you that you've seen what you haven't.
Putting aside all these duds and fakes, we do now have access to an immense archive of good stuff.
Lucky us!
Murray