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Call me perverted, but . . .


. . . that scene where the bad guy shows Tom Selleck a prisoner in the gym with a sock in his mouth, on the parallel bars, with about 30 guys trying to take off his clothes and rape him, and the prisoner is screaming into the sock and struggling as hard as he can to get free, and the bad guy says "You're lucky that's not you" - sorry, but that scene is just too high on the Unintentional Comedy scale.

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lol yeah.

Doesn't one of the cons say something like "there are worse things than that?" Yeah I couldn't imagine what.

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There is a similar scene of a gangbang in the 1971 film "Fortune and Men's Eyes." The 1971 film acene is where I heard one of my all time favorite lines: "Nobody's gonna stop a man from gettin his oats."

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Hey, I just happened to log on to IMBD for this movie because I was trying to get the total time of the movie. I'm getting it copied to a DVD,

Anyway, I'm the actor who played that part. The prisoner with the sock in his mouth! LOL What a long day on the set! It took about 8 hours to film that scene. I was bursied from head to toe after that scene.

Thanks for watching!

Pete

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"Hey, I just happened to log on to IMBD for this movie because I was trying to get the total time of the movie. I'm getting it copied to a DVD,

Anyway, I'm the actor who played that part. The prisoner with the sock in his mouth! LOL What a long day on the set! It took about 8 hours to film that scene. I was bursied from head to toe after that scene.

Thanks for watching!

Pete"


That is pretty cool if you are really the actor. When I think of that movie, i always remember that scene so you must of did a good job..lol

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Yep, I'm really the actor who played that part. I knew that scene would be memorable because that scene was the turning point in the whole movie. That's one of the reason's why I decided to do that scene. Becuase it would be memorable.

Thanks for watching..

Pete

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Did you interview prisoners about prison life? Where they co-operative in the filming of the movie?

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What they did was hire a lot of ex-cons to be extras...The prison was build in the Civil War era....All the cells had no plumbing. Hollywood added sinks and toilets to each cell.

We spent 16 hours a day in that prison....It felt like we were prisoners.

Pete

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Your one and only movie role was an uncredited role as a tortured prisoner who was gangbanged with a sock in his mouth...interesting.


Whose idea was it for the word "Lisp" to have an "S" in it?

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You expect us to believe you? You know your lying!! Whats the matter the CIA been making you push too many pencils?

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Funny? That scene scared the crap out of me!

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lol, i wouldn't want to give it up to the brothers either.

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I found that scene terrifying!

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I watched this film last night, and Jingles never said "You're lucky that's not you." during that scene. The last thing he said was "There are worst things then that. You're gonna be are kid, and I ain't hardly *beep* Now go on and finish your work-out. Being healthy's a good thing."

I thought the whole entire scene was pretty damn scary. I hope I never go to prison.

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don't commit any crimes and you won't have anything to worry about. Like I always say, for every action there's a consquence.

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Uhh, that's the point of this whole movie, and is what makes it so scary--"Even if you don't commit a crime, you have something to worry about!"

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Maybe in Fantasyland.....


Whose idea was it for the word "Lisp" to have an "S" in it?

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They even called the movie An INNOCENT Man, haha. It’s not that you’re wrong it’s that you think you’re smart.

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Well if you went to prison, then you would be that guy. Pretty sure you would not find any of it funny.

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