Soulthinker
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That flick did indeed. It was a cruel tease.No IR between Selma & Will in "Wild, Wild West" whatsoever they merely tease us with a lil' booty cleavage of Selma
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That flick did indeed. It was a cruel tease.No IR between Selma & Will in "Wild, Wild West" whatsoever they merely tease us with a lil' booty cleavage of Selma
I may had to wait. I have Spectrum cable so a long DVD wait begins.I had the same problem for years due to FIOS. Try calling 1-800-XFINITY because Comcast has a very user friendly Netflix app that gives you tremendous picture and sound . . . significantly better even than the black market Chinese hacker hookup I just bought this month fro the Coulters.
I remember that scene. The movie was shown on HBO back in the early 80's.
Was deleted from the movie: "Airplane", too controversial for the time...
Thanks for confirming that since I had not seen it in a theater.Sorry, but that's incorrect. That scene was definitely in the film when it was released. I was around 10 or 12 when the movie cam out. I saw it in the theater. We caught bus and snuck in.
In Redtails one of the Tuskegee Airmen was involved with a Italian woman.Maybe Redtails. One of the guys was dating a French or Italian woman. Though they never or rarely show them from what I remember.
^^ You misremember "Redtails" because there are sbvious kissing scenes and one sexual aftermath scene as well
In Redtails one of the Tuskegee Airmen was involved with a Italian woman.
I learn something everyday. I wonder why there were no subtitles when she spoke Italian?The Italian woman was played by Daniela Ruah. She is best known for her role as Kensi Blye on NCIS: Los Angeles.
She is not Italian but Portuguese.
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John Legend's Get Lifted Film Co. is in development to adapt Tom Reiss' biography, The Black Count: Glory, Revolution, Betrayal, And The Real Count Of Monte Cristo
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