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Originally posted by ecgordon:
Good for her. I hope she continues to have a conscience about the work she does.

I'm a regular "red-blooded American guy" as the saying goes, and I definitely like the ladies, and am even turned on by girl-girl pairings, but I think there is something askew with several actresses these days thinking it's all okay to doff their duds on screen. Anna Paquin and Lizzy Caplan from True Blood come to mind right off.

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Originally posted by AgentRouka:

The movie was going to go in a direction Summer wasn't comfortable with, she turned down the role, end of story.

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sex is bad, violence is good.

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Originally posted by chrisisall:
[BIt's all good, as long as the sex is nice & the violence ends with the bad guy getting all blowed up.

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Originally posted by ecgordon:
Good for her. I hope she continues to have a conscience about the work she does.

I'm a regular "red-blooded American guy" as the saying goes, and I definitely like the ladies, and am even turned on by girl-girl pairings, but I think there is something askew with several actresses these days thinking it's all okay to doff their duds on screen. Anna Paquin and Lizzy Caplan from True Blood come to mind right off

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Originally posted by AgentRouka:
I don't realize what the fuss is about and what this has to do with conscience.

The movie was going to go in a direction Summer wasn't comfortable with, she turned down the role, end of story. Why do people need to villainize the film because of that?

Why doesn't anyone ask about her conscience portraying acts of violence in movies and television?

Oh right, because sex is bad, violence is good.

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Originally posted by zerokiryu:
I don't get what the big hang up is about nudity, it's natural. I don't get why Americans make such a big deal out of it. I'm a fan of 24, but it's okay for Jack Bauer to kill and torture people every week but it's not okay for Anna Paquin to show her breasts? ...I think there's something slightly off about that.

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Originally posted by ecgordon:
What I was addressing is the fact that Summer probably thought the offensive scene was just there for prurient interest and the point could have been made otherwise.

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As for her previous violent roles, both of those were in unrealistic settings and her characters were programmed to act the way they did. Completely different from Bauer torturing terrorists.

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Originally posted by jewelstaitefan:
Summer has said that after her parents saw Serenity Pilot, they forbade her from working without clothing any more.
She said she told Joss he would see Jesus before he saw her nekkid again.
I have not heard any version of her retracting this policiy, so this just seems to be a continuation of her decision (or her parents).
I was, however, surprised to see her nekkid several times in Terminator Pilot.

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Originally posted by piratenews:
But I wish girls were given role models of being a good (hot) wife, stay-at-home with kids, no abortions, helping their husband be successful. But that breed is extinct, along with USA.

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Originally posted by traveler:
Hello ecgordon:

I don't watch 24 because it promotes violence. The hero of the series shot an innocent woman in the leg to make her husband talk and later shot an unarmed man. I do not consider this a good role model to follow.

Not all people from the United States are fans of violence. Especially when the hero is commiting criminal acts. It may be a popular show, but not with me.

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But I wish girls were given role models of being a good (hot) wife, stay-at-home with kids, no abortions, helping their husband be successful. But that breed is extinct, along with USA.

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"... a risqué dream sequence where she kisses Taniya Raymonde and Ryan Eggold,"

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Originally posted by jp826:
Mammoth was a great movie i hope Mammoth 2 will come out someday.

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Originally posted by chrisisall:

It's all good, as long as the sex is nice & the violence ends with the bad guy getting all blowed up.


The laughing Chrisisall

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Anybody know which role this was?

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Ryan Eggold, David Gallagher and Tahyna Tozzi star in this story of 3 self-obsessed, Gen-Y twenty-somethings unable to tell where reality ends and fantasy begins.

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ROLE JUST TOO RISQUE FOR SUMMER GLAU

By PageSix.com Staff

June 15, 2009 | 6:57am

ACTRESS Summer Glau doesn’t remember what “Kids” did for Chloe Sevigny and Rosario Dawson. Sources say Glau (“Terminator”) passed up her chance at becoming an indie queen when she turned down the lead in “Trophy Kids,” which started filming this week in the city. “She wanted to cut a risqué dream sequence where she kisses Taniya Raymonde and Ryan Eggold,” said an insider. But writers Josh Sugarman and Brandon Yankowitz refused to change the script and the part went to “Wolverine” starlet Tahnya Tozzi. A rep for Glau told Page Six, “She passed on the film due to creative differences.”

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VIDEO: 90210's Ryan Eggold Is Proud of His Trophy Kids
Jul 16, 2009 11:47 AM ET
by Matt Mitovich

Ryan Eggold spent his summer vacation from 90210 filming Trophy Kids, an indie that he describes as "a commentary on Generation Y, these kids who sort of... have a sense of entitlement."

Eggold plays Max, a guy "who's been on Easy Street his whole life." Bored and looking to stroke his ego, Max "arrives at the idea of making a film" — about his hard-living, party-boy self, of course, says Eggold.

As Max enlists an aspiring screenwriter (played by 7th Heaven's David Gallagher) to tell his tale, "Drama ensues, and there's a girl in the middle — as there always is!"

Tahyna Tozzi (X-Men Origins: Wolverine's Emma Frost) plays the beauty battled over by the boys, while Tania Raymonde (Lost) and Nathan Lee Graham (The Comeback) also have roles in the film.

Ultimately, Trophy Kids' filmmakers hope to get the finished product showcased at film festivals, where "you hope somebody sees it and falls in love with it," says Eggold.

Watch Eggold's complete video Q&A below.

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