Hotel room double bed and the Hays code
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funkyfry — 15 years ago(November 10, 2010 09:01 AM)
Regardless of whether that rule appears in the Code itself, it could be a functioning rule that they applied through their operation. There's the Code, and then there is the way that the Code functioned in practice.
Did I not love him, Cooch? MY OWN FLESH I DIDN'T LOVE BETTER!!! But he had to say 'Nooooooooo' -
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funkyfry — 15 years ago(November 10, 2010 09:02 AM)
The only unfortunate aspect of that scene was that when I saw it, looking back on it now and conscious of the situation with the "Code" at the time, I knew as soon as they showed them waking up together that they were going to end up together happy at the end of the film. If the story required them to break up at the end or for one of them to go to jail, that scene would not have been filmed that way.
Did I not love him, Cooch? MY OWN FLESH I DIDN'T LOVE BETTER!!! But he had to say 'Nooooooooo' -
richieprimo — 9 years ago(June 28, 2016 07:55 PM)
I thought it kinda odd that Faye would put her coat on after a shower. Which reminds me, that bed scene was
like
a cold shower next to the kiss/embrace with Stella outside the club.
In fact, as
smokin'
hot as Linda Darnell was I'm surprised they allowed Preminger to film her at all!"I dont think you fully understand, Bigelow.. You've been murdered."
