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My ex introduced me to both of them. Lovely guy, really.

On another board I go to, somebody made a lite-brite version of tubgirl...now that was some funny shit, so to speak.

If you ever find it again, let me know.

I'm a scavenger of perverse photos.




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My favorite movie with nudity, which isn't the same as what was asked, I know, is Prospero's Books. It was one of Gielgud's last movies--a fairly faithful version of The Tempest with him as Prospero.

The thing is, Peter Greenaway did it. As in "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover", "Two Noughts and a Zed", and of course "The Pillow Book" Peter Greenaway. So there was Flesh.

What he did was actually quite original. To replicate the feeling that a Jacobean audience must have had watching a play about a magical island where the air teemed with spirits, he put the actors in period costumes, but had a constant background scrum of naked writhing bodies, of ALL shapes and sizes, which NO ONE NOTICED. EVER. They were a manifestation of a place thick with invisible magical beings.

Yes, Ax, I had forgotten Greenaway. I've seen him say that he is interested in corporality, the messages that the body sends. Prospero's Books is one of my favourites. Greenaway's love of tableau works well in the film giving an authentic feel of Renaissance beliefs about magic. It's been a long time since I saw it though.

And I can't even get it on DVD right now. I've been looking, too.

Corporality is definitely at the heart of Greenaway's oeuvre.

I like most of Greenaway's stuff.

4 pages in and - Johnny Depp deviation aside - I can't believe no-one has mentioned Sean Bean in Lady Chatterley. I don't care that it was made as a TV series, it should still count.

As should Hot Bods And Tailpipes #4

The Crying Game?