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Melissa, thank you for this! You're right - it's great to read thoughts from a
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I meant to say, I am glad some filmmakers are courageous enough to put this conversation on the
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Of course women fantasize about being prostitutes, and so do men! If we are imaginative, we
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Jesus h christ shut the fuck up. shes hot and thats kirks character. she did a great job in the film
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Why is this even an issue? There are scenes like this in Game of Thrones all the time and their but
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Development Belle | May 21, 2011 9:21 AM
Let's see how many of these actually make it to air - some of these projects have been knocking around for what seems like an eternity (the Shonda Rhimes project has been in development for eons). And then there's the publicity factor - some networks pick up femail-friendly skeins and then leave them to die with virtually no press or marketing. Then when the ratings are poor, the network honchos say that such projects aren't suitable. I'm not holding my breath...