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killbillvol69  All-Star Member  ^Lucy Pinder 18635 Posts 4/08 |  Posted - May 20 2018 : 11:56AMMoe Johnson Says Dogfart Director Ordered Racial Slurs for Money Shot From the link above: "...Johnson, according to the suit, said that Dogfart director... tried and failed on two separate occasions during the production to get his approval for use of the N-word.... ...Despite Johnson's refusal to approve the N-word, the co-starring performer allegedly addressed him with the slur twice during the scene's money shot, the suit said." [Link] |
| Cornell Lingus Senior Member Carryin', contrarian, libertarian 2982 Posts 1/08 | Posted - May 20 2018 : 4:13PM [Link] |
| Peter Mc Member 895 Posts 10/16 | Posted - May 20 2018 : 6:21PM Would think it will be difficult to prove either way unless there is footage of him saying no. [Link] |
| Cornell Lingus Senior Member Carryin', contrarian, libertarian 2982 Posts 1/08 | Posted - May 20 2018 : 9:12PM Edited by - Cornell Lingus on 5/20/2018 9:13:24 PM [Link] |
| Gunslinger Member 463 Posts 4/14 | Posted - May 21 2018 : 8:00AM Bottom line, this seems like a standard he said/she said. I watched the BTS footage as well and there was nothing in there incriminating (obviously). It's entirely possible it happened exactly as Moe states it did, but there isn't any proof, or if there is, it's obviously not going to be released. And unfortunately for Moe, even though it technically is irrelevant to this particular incident, he has (seemingly) allowed N-word usage scenes to take place in the past. Sure, you can rule out the ones (I guess) with Wesley Pipes or other male talent in them like the Jessie Parker and Summer Carter BlacksOnBlondes gangbangs scenes, but I feel that two big ones that really hurt him here are the Holly Michaels BG and the Leya Falcon (Cammille Austin) scene (but primarily the BTS, although she also says it during the main scene as well). The issue with these scenes is: 1.) In the Holly Michaels one, there are no other male talents in it to 'persuade' him into going along with it. The scene starts off at a park where she says it there, then of course there is a cut and they are back at the studio. There's time here to tell the director he's not comfortable with it being said. Regardless, the scene continues and she says it a record number of times and it becomes a staple of 'hard raceplay' scenes. 2.) In the Leya Falcon (Cammille Austin) BTS, Leya says it a record number of times here, too. The most interesting aspect of this scene, however, is that it is Jovan that expresses his discomfort with her saying it and not Moe. Yes, the same Jovan that accused a director/set of racism not too long ago. Where was Moe in all of that? Again, you can ignore all of this and just consider it a 'sex act' like anal or something where you have to get the performer's consent every time, which is fine. Not saying that's not the case. Moe very well could of just not felt comfortable with it in that particular scene or maybe he had a change of heart. He also waited a year before finally coming forward, which Nat Turnher calls him out on (Nat was in the scene, too, and if you go through his twitter timeline, he's made several videos/callouts on Moe with regard to the scene in question, disrespect of female talent and rape attempts. Jenna Ivory also accuses Moe of raping someone). [Tweet is no longer available] [Tweet is no longer available] Edited by - Gunslinger on 5/21/2018 8:02:37 AM Edited by - Gunslinger on 5/21/2018 8:06:35 AM [Link] |
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