Movies with BM/WW Couples

Oh, its finally coming out. That doesn't look like Jessie Usher though whom was cast originally alongside Bella.

 

Good catch. The only IR I have typically seen from Netflix have been with WM/BW only, with a few more of those type of movie pairings on the way.

 

Did you mention this film in the past or something?

 

Edi Gathegi got my attention after his character in PoI. He really got a presence on screen.

 

I don't think I ever got around to doing so. So damn lazy these days.

I recall over a year ago about the casting for this thriller which involved a Uber-type driver and his passengers. But perhaps Bella is playing the driver.

 

I saw that film. It was so weird I had forgot about it. It is worthy of a look, though.

 

Filming a sex scene, regardless of race, gender and or orientation, is difficult. Here's why.
1. Trust IS very important between the actors. Their spouses or significant others have to understand that physically, they are doing it, however, mentally, they are in character. They are not being themselves.
2. It's technical. There can be upwards to over a dozen people on the set. Principal, secondary and still photography, sound technicians, lighting, sets design, props and etc. The director and production staff and script supervisor have to make the decisions as to the look of the scene. It could take hours out of the day.

I remember the film Tequila Sunrise. In the film Michelle Pfeifer had a love scene with Mel Gibson in a jacuzzi. She caught a cold because the water was cold.

I was in a play in college called Enter Laughing (written by Carl Reiner), one of the actresses asked me to come into the scene that she was doing. The scene required her to kiss the main character.
"Kissing him is like licking an ashtray," she said to me in a whisper. I did my best to oblige her. However, I couldn't rush onstage to interrupt them. I had to walk up and just say my line and walk away laughing.

When I wrote a love scene in a story that I write, they, like fight scenes and gun battles, are the most difficult to choreograph on paper. I can imagine what actors go through. That's why I am not acting anymore. Acting is extremely physical, mental and emotional. The first rule in an acting class is to not act but react.

I guess this is why most actors do action movies.

 

How weird was it? Hope it is just teasing but,no doubt she played a lot of mind games to the brother.

 

Yes,love scenes can be difficult sometimes.

 

It was just a minor psychological thriller. The couple were menaced by a stranger who reveals themselves at the end. It didn't make a whole lot of sense. But it was definitely not as great as Get Out. Not even close.

 

There was a film from the UK(Ireland, I think) called 9 Songs. In this film, the man and the woman have sex and it wasn't simulated. There was actual penetration. It did very well at independent film theaters. It worked because of the chemistry between the actor and actress whom had stressed that they trusted and respected each other. The film came out in either the late-90's or early 2000's.

 

I heard about those films with unsimulated sex scenes. I seen the Blue is the warmest color. To be that comfortable attraction HAVE to be involved...or liquor. lol.

 

For the film Wild Things, Denise Richards and Neve Campbell drank a bottle of liquor before they did their lesbian scene.

 

Asked why denise richards hasn't dated a black man...she says no black man has asked her out...does that mean she be swirlin' if some black dude did ask her out...

 

What does that have to do with this thread?

 

That's old news and it was discussed before.

 

They did a great job under the influence.

 

I saw early this morning a flick called Cat Run it is a B flick that stars B.J. Hugley and Alfonso McAuley who plays one of the friends who tries to protect a excort from a assassin. I also read that in Cat Run 2 that he gets the girl. Hope to see that on Starz.

 

I hadn't seen it. Cat Run 2 is on Netflix. I can't find the first film.

 

I just saw Cat Run 2. It was funny and crazy. Like Kill Bill on crack. It's worth a look.