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Dallas - The Original Series
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<blockquote data-quote="Taylor Bennett Jr." data-source="post: 371419" data-attributes="member: 2740"><p>I often wonder, with how how the storyline was built up in those scenes above and with all the pre-season “boy toy hype” in the tabloids, if the relationship was originally intended to be far more lusty than what we got, with the producers changing the tone as they saw the lack of sexual energy between the actors.</p><p></p><p>Even without any rewriting I’m guessing even the same exact scenes and lines coming from a more “masculine” actor with a deeper voice, body hair, etc. (e.g. the actor who played Jerry Hunter or a young Brad Pitt or Tommy McKay or Sasha Mitchell type, or even say a college-age Patrick Duffy) would have come across differently. Someone like that (let’s assume this guy can actually act) might have pulled off the “innocent lovestruck college boy” while preserving the “Sue Ellen gives in to her sexual urges” aspect.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Taylor Bennett Jr., post: 371419, member: 2740"] I often wonder, with how how the storyline was built up in those scenes above and with all the pre-season “boy toy hype” in the tabloids, if the relationship was originally intended to be far more lusty than what we got, with the producers changing the tone as they saw the lack of sexual energy between the actors. Even without any rewriting I’m guessing even the same exact scenes and lines coming from a more “masculine” actor with a deeper voice, body hair, etc. (e.g. the actor who played Jerry Hunter or a young Brad Pitt or Tommy McKay or Sasha Mitchell type, or even say a college-age Patrick Duffy) would have come across differently. Someone like that (let’s assume this guy can actually act) might have pulled off the “innocent lovestruck college boy” while preserving the “Sue Ellen gives in to her sexual urges” aspect. [/QUOTE]
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