Deleted Man On Fire sex scene w/Radha and Denzel

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I always suspected a kind of unspoken attraction between them.

 

Hollyweird is still worried about offending the good White sensibilities of Southern movies goers. Fuck them bubbas! Make a movie the way all of expect it should go down.

I hate seeing flicks with a Black leading man who gets NO PUSSY the entire movie. IR sex is still a taboo in our society it seems.

 

Hasn't he refused to do any type of love scene with ww before?

 

Man it was a horrible scene point blank, they made the right call leaving that shit on the cutting room floor.

 

The director of that flick was Tony Scott...who recently committed suicide by jumping off a bridge in Southern Cali.

I think that that scene could have been hott...but, it wasn't extended.

 

Andreboba,you just hit it on the head. Hope Mr.Scott's flick get finished by his brother Ridley soon.

 

Ya I'm pretty sure I read he won't do them with ww anyway.

 

Then maybe it's Denzel and not the powers that be that nixed going further.

 

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its not in english but.....................

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denzel & milla jovovich in He Got Game

 

Nope.

Thanks for the alley-oop, officer.

 

I think there was some truth to him avoiding ww in sex scenes earlier in his career, but once he got game came out he pretty much nixed that

Considering the attitudes bw have now with ww, you can imagine that they were worse a decade ago

Bw worshipped him and u couldn't blame him for protecting his meal ticket

 

Denzel and Julia made The Pelican Brief especially awwwkward.

 

Google it. I have personally seen an interview which I will try to find. He says his fan base is black women and that is why he won't.

 

He didn't look like he was feelin that scene...and I would guess Jordan is onto something stating his fan base being largely black females.

 

Meal ticket? You can't count on black women to financially support any black actor working in movies. Not all the time. Instead you can expect them to be more likely to support those God-fearing/black romances in which there is a strong black female presence on the screen.

Besides according to Denzel's "Virtuosity" co-star, Kelly Lynch, Denzel was more worried about offending white male moviegoers than anything else.

I've been tough on Denzel about this over the years but I've recently came across some information that perhaps he isn't as much to blame as I had previously believed. Still he has chosen to shy away from ww love interests on the big screen at certain times.

Not too long after "Man on Fire" came out I heard about the love scene that was cut out. Never could imagine where it could possibly appear in the film though. I saw this link on YouTube over a week back but was too lazy to post it here. However I have to say after I saw it I had to admit it was for the best to cut it out. It just seems out of place and makes the mother look kind of bad in terms of her priorities.

 

Hollywood & The Media will push the Gay Agenda too the ends of the earth, but they are still afraid of showing a white woman and black man involved in an interracial relationship on camera.

 

concur ;(

 

http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20569554_298675,00.html

 

Wow. I didn't know about all of those. At least it sounds like the actresses were up for it. Thank God for small favors.

 

I think Denzel learned to play the game. He knows he can't alienate his bread and butter but still to him not ever doing a real love scene with a ww.