First contribution. You may have seen the originals before; these versions are slightly brightened, however
First, Susan Hampshire, OBE, from the 1961 film "During One Night" directed by Sidney J Furie.
IMDB (
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054832/) titles it "Night of Passion", and refers to an anguished male anxiety, suppressed homosexuality sub-plot, perhaps accounting here for the male character's baffling lack of enthusiasm,
faced with, what must surely have been to the actor concerned (if red-blooded), one of the most glorious sights of his life. The original clip came from the, now sadly defunct, bzvc clips site, that I've brightened a little.
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Second, Deborah Francois, from the 2010 French TV film "Mes Chere Etudes".
A translation from a French site about the plot...
Laura, age 19, single student freshman, wants to succeed in school, at any price.
Despite food job, she can not support herself and falls in a precarious financial position
such that a night of despair, short of solutions, she ventures to answer an advertisement
found on the internet:
"Joe, 57, student research for tender moments. One hundred euros an hour".
"Once, no more, "she promises.
Three days later, Laura is in a hotel room with Joe.
And it's the beginning of the cycle.
The exaltation of money if "easily" won.
Forget the feeling hateful and remember only the envelope filled with money...
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