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Hi, Scoop. I rented the film Boynton Beach Club I captured a few frames of
Sally Kellerman. As far as I can tell no CGI involved and for her age she
looks damn good. Not Hugo quality but it should suffice.
(Oh, what the heck. Here's Doutzen, just for fun
...)
Another member of a celeb group which I am a member said he attended a pre
screening of All Good Things and that Kirsten Dunst had a shower nude scene. I
have not heard anything about this film and wondering if you have.
Thanks
Squiddy
Response:
About two weeks ago
I read such a report, probably from the same guy. It sounds detailed enough to
be convincing: "I'd say the shot lasted five to ten seconds, going from a
front-on as she opened the shower door to a side view as she clutched to
[Ryan] Gosling's back in the shower. The shot was pretty tight, as its
perspective was from the inside wall of the shower, a rectangular space about
five feet wide. It cut off both actors from about waist-height and topped off
near the ceiling, allowing for a foot or two above Gosling's head."
Incidentally the Encyclopedia has a few rough collages of Kellerman in
that Boynton film. Quality is "meh" since the scene is so dark.
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OTHER CRAP:
Catch the deluxe
version of Other Crap in real time, with all the bells and whistles,
here.
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Life is Hot in Cracktown
2009
The thing that hits you about this powerful 2009 drama almost
immediately is, it is nasty. Starting out with the gang-rape of a girl by
a supposed "friend", a street gangster who has no scruples, to the violent
ending, this one never quits, and it never gets nice.
The story, based on a novel by writer/director Buddy Giovinazzo, explores
life in an urban America inundated by crack cocaine, and the effect it has
on the inhabitants. Four people's stories are followed as they wind up on
a collision course orchestrated by the coke. For the most part, they are
not pleasant stories.
I found this to be a totally engrossing, albeit extremely unpleasant, even
hard-to-watch, movie. It isn't a night of pleasant movie entertainment,
but it is very worthwhile. Without meaning to, or perhaps exactly meaning
to, Giovinazzo made a horror movie.
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