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Current Talk '02 II / Re: DARK SHADOWS and S-E-X!
« on: December 12, 2002, 11:23:06 PM »
It's funny you should mention that now, Julia. Lying awake at 3 a.m. with a light fever last night, I found myself running an outline for a brand new article: "The Eroticism of Grayson Hall."
A lot of fans might be surprised to learn just how much material there is on that topic. From the actress every college boy dreamed of getting stuck on a desert island with in 1951, to a very urbane and sophisticated courtesan in a 1955 production of "La Ronde," to a wildcat "beatnik poetess" in an "off Broadway movie" in 1957, to Stacey Keach's playmate in those X-rated scenes of End of the Road in 1968, to Warda the Queen of the Whores in 1971's The Screens. And all of that is just the tip of the iceberg.
Then there's the semi-orgasmic moment on DS during the Parallel Time 1970 storyline when button-down prim and proper Hoffman flings open the drawing room doors, sees what she thinks is her long lost love Angelique Collins, and all but melts into an incandescent puddle. It's a really shocking scene. Must be why I always feel compelled to rewind and replay it so many times every time I watch that tape.
Gothick
A lot of fans might be surprised to learn just how much material there is on that topic. From the actress every college boy dreamed of getting stuck on a desert island with in 1951, to a very urbane and sophisticated courtesan in a 1955 production of "La Ronde," to a wildcat "beatnik poetess" in an "off Broadway movie" in 1957, to Stacey Keach's playmate in those X-rated scenes of End of the Road in 1968, to Warda the Queen of the Whores in 1971's The Screens. And all of that is just the tip of the iceberg.
Then there's the semi-orgasmic moment on DS during the Parallel Time 1970 storyline when button-down prim and proper Hoffman flings open the drawing room doors, sees what she thinks is her long lost love Angelique Collins, and all but melts into an incandescent puddle. It's a really shocking scene. Must be why I always feel compelled to rewind and replay it so many times every time I watch that tape.
Gothick