Love/Sex Scene

Yes indeed

From behind, though.

"Did you make coffee...? Make it!"--Cheyenne.

I don't know what exactly was intended in that scene, but Jean's expression says it all.


Better to be king for a night than schmuck for a lifetime - Pupkin

Yes, especially so soon after Rita tells Diamond that women are only interested in how a man makes love. Very bold scene for its time.

'What does it matter what you say about people?'
Touch of Evil (Orson Welles, 1958).

Just watched it -- very suggestive, and because he was out of view and she was in close-up, the Production Code had no choice but to give it a seal of approval.


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Or maybe he's just falling to his knees, prostrating* himself for her in passion.

Otherwise, please note that he's behind her . . . which, unless she turns around, means he's getting a taste of corn-hole, not something even the most progressive men in the 1950's were open to.


* http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/prostrate

The scene in "Kiss Me Deadly" Where Mike Hammer "goes down" on a female. That scene is hard to find on TCM"s version of that movie. That scene has been deleted from TCM versions of that film. I found this scene "The big Combo. on a viewing of this movie on a city of NYC Channel.

Dropped his cufflink?


You Fill Me with Inertia.