More than a month ago was
announced of going to release a documentary, which researches nude aspect in
cinema. After watching, I would better describe that film mostly devoted to
American cinematography with outside visits for pivotal details. Creators did
fine job on topic on which looked from different sides, what is outside and I’ve
got a pleasure on unique shots of filming processes of old black and white
films.
History of movie nudity tells
chronologically from interviewees. Sometimes about meaningful flicks speak
their participants, which are usually actors. Eric Roberts, Malcolm McDowell
and director Joe Dante tell fine and sweet for ears stories on movies and reason
about nudity. I don’t call it a flaw, but no of high-paid actors and Hollywood
names who don’t participate in independent films in this documentary. In
mentioned films I was thinking that would like to hear thoughts of Jon Voight on
Midnight Cowboy, Kevin Costner on No Way Out, Richard Gere on American Gigolo.
Producer Roger Corman, who only in mentions, could say a lot of interesting as
usual.
Of course, that’s opinion
of Barry Kemelhor, one of interviewees, but I don’t see connection on appearance
of “handsome president” Kennedy after “rather conservative period” with Eisenhower
that it influenced on disappearance of Hays Code, which declining started in
late 50s, restrictions were lifting and full gone of Code was in 1968. Does Kemelhor
knows then were news reports about Kennedy’s weekend in Bing Crosby’s house
with Marilyn Monroe? He cheated on his wife, who was asking for divorce, but got rejections.
Kennedy was entertaining with a woman on yacht in the Mediterranean Sea when
Jackie gave birth to stillborn Arabella. It’s sounds cynical, but John Kennedy’s
assassination liberated Jackie.
What film’s authors missed
is a detail that in Code time a nudity allowed in educational movies and many
people visited cinemas for it.
Also I’ve found funny that
Camille Keaton and Shannon Elizabeth serious view on their performed movies,
which one of them calls American Pie and that is enough.
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