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Sam (2013) possible update?
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From: guest (guest) , 124 months, post #121
That is Allie Schulz who plays Melissa talking with Sam. It first is Lucille Sharp who plays Margaret. YOu can see her again in the last pic posing with Schulz.

From: guest , 124 months, post #122
I'm sorry about going off on a rant about gender equality. I just think that the best way to end gender equality is stop associating feelings with gender. The same could be said for race. Yes, I know people aren't perfect and they stereotype. I have been guilty of stereotyping millions of times. I want to shut up about this sensitive issue but it is just mind boggling to me. We see a woman and just automatically label that woman as a fragile weak being that needs to be rescued by a man. I just don't get it. Anyways, I hope this movie gets made because I want to see how it turns out and if it will be a good piece of film.

From: guest (rush) , 124 months, post #123
Men's and women's bodies were designed by either god or evolution to do different things. Why is that such a controversial thing to say when everyone on some level knows it to be the truth?

From: guest , 124 months, post #124
That logic is sexist. You are saying that a person's private parts dictate what they can and can't do. You are basically making a predetermined judgment without even given the person a chance.

From: guest (thesaint) , 124 months, post #125
Since the movie is about a man experiencing what it's like to be a woman it'll be really interesting to see how the filmmakers portray and contrast gender roles. I don't think they'll make Sam "weak" � needing Doc to save her � but that football scene seems to be about Doc's new feelings for Samantha. It's showing how feels the need to to stand up for his friend who is now a woman. The scene is more about the lengths people will go to when friendship turns into love. When you love someone you want to protect them. I don't know if that's sexist or if it's instinct.

This reminds me of a scene from a tv show. There's an episode of Louie C.K.'s show Louie where he's on a blind date and he gets heckled by some teenagers. The woman that's with Louie admits that Louie did the right thing by not punching the kid but she says she can't get over how she just wanted him to "be a man" and punch the kid. She ends the date because Louie being mature was a real turn off. That struck me as completely illogical and sexist and true. Humanity has a long way to go.

From: guest , 124 months, post #126
Guest #122 and #124 - you can't just assert - out of political correctness - that the genders are equal regarding physical strength and speed when all evidence is to the contrary.

The major sports leagues - NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB have never, and WILL never, have a female team member. A female MMA champion will NEVER be able to defeat a male MMA champion, regardless of weight class. If you "just don't get it" then you're a complete idiot.

Males and females are -- thankfully -- beautifully and wonderfully different. Thank heavens we're different. Not just in the area of genitals, but mentally and physically in hundreds of different ways. This thread is about the movie SAM. Please stop trying to hijack it with your bizarre and idiotic diatribes about "gender equality." Start another thread if you like but leave this thread to news about SAM.

From: guest (thesaint) , 124 months, post #127
Wow. They started shooting SAM on Monday and they're still shooting it today. Most of the cast and crew are twitter shy - or working too hard - but I'm grateful that there have been tidbits and images being posted almost every day. Seeing that 1rst image of Margaret and Sam enacting that scene from the audition script was awesome. For so long I thought this movie was never going to get made. Here's hoping it lives up to expectations.

Here's a picture of April Wilkner on the set. She's playing Stephanie. She's sitting next to Allie Schulzie who plays Melissa. She's a model for the agency that Sam works for. The script says: Stephanie slams the door. Sam turns away. The very next scene is the one with Margaret following Sam.
http://instagram.com/p/jDnz6niL_E/

From: guest (rush) , 124 months, post #128
Women CAN'T play tackle football with men unless it's a position that seldom gets hit like the kicker. There was a female 3rd string quarterback for a high-school team who went in a couple of times to close a game out but this was mostly just gimmick and a show. Then I remember there was this black girl who hardly even looked like a girl who did actually have a position in high school football that involved tackling. She was not really attractive and was seemingly only a female on the most technical level. But these exceptions are extremely rare. Women CAN'T play tackle football with men. They can do a million other things in this world but they CAN'T play tackle football with men. And a universe where women could play tackle football is not one where I would want to live. They would be mannishly repulsive creatures.

From: guest (thesaint) , 124 months, post #129
Can we drop this line of discussion until after the movie comes out?


From: guest , 124 months, post #130
Amen, rush. I think - I hope - that SAM takes the tone that BOTH women and men are great, in their own, very DIFFERENT ways. That difference is endlessly fascinating. As the French say, "vive la difference." Samantha and Doc get to experience that wonderful difference, together, as a love story. And THAT is what could make SAM a highly successful movie. Both financially and artistically. It is not going to be just another cliché falling-over-in-high-heels movie, its going to be about the almost magical difference between women and men. And how one person makes the incredible journey from male to female. I believe THAT is why so many people are fired up about SAM.

From: guest , 124 months, post #131
Oops, yes sure thesaint. I'll restrict my comments only to actual news I hear about SAM. I don't think I can beat you to the punch regarding any SAM news though.

From: guest (thesaint) , 124 months, post #132
Is there a slow transformation in SAM? Are these picture a clue?

http://instagram.com/p/jFW10dCL-3/
http://instagram.com/p/jFXKPKCL_T/

It's probably just me but for a second I thought it looked like Sam was shrinking while on his date. His suit looks too big on him and April is giving him a look.

From: guest (thesaint) , 124 months, post #133
Actually, Guest I might have been a little quick to snap.

I really like the commentary on post 130.

I just worry about a heated argument breaking out over a filmmakers portrayal of women. I think this film will show a positive portrait of friendships and romance. I don't want anybody to fight but share in my excitement for this movie.

: )

From: guest , 124 months, post #134
I was the commenter on post #130. But I agree thesaint, this film looks like it will be a positive portrait of friendship and romance, in a new and fascinating context. Heated arguments are not warranted. My hope is that SAM will be a positive, original, and uplifting experience for everyone. Period.

From: guest (thesaint) , 124 months, post #135
Samantha, The Barfly and director Nick Brooks

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From: guest (thesaint) , 124 months, post #136
http://i42.tinypic.com/2ms57hs.jpg

From: guest (thesaint) , 124 months, post #137
I'm guessing this is post transformation but pre-makeover. That suit and blouse look like they fit her (not a Sam suit) but it's terribly unfashionable. Plus, no make-up. This looks like the type of clothing that would make a big wig in fashion like Lulu demand a make-over; mentioned in the audition script.

I feel really lucky to have found this picture. Not only is it cool to see pictures comparing Samantha from the beginning to the end of the story, but I swear this is the first picture I've ever found of director and co-writer Nicholas Brooks.

Man, they must really be shooting a lot of scenes.

From: guest , 124 months, post #138
I wasn't trying to start anything. I just think that emotions can be a bad thing. I'm not saying that people should be robots when it comes to emotions. I am just saying that humanity would be a lot better if individuals had better control of their emotions and feelings and sometimes it would be better to live life with your mind and use logic. Yes, I may sound like a Vulcan or a person from the movie Equilibrium but what I'm saying is true. Racism, sexism, and ageism and any other type of ism are a result of people associating their own feelings to something and making it negative. I just wish that people would admit that they are okay with a little sexism and racism. When you say that a woman cannot play in the NFL or fight a man in the Octagon, that is sexism to me. Give the woman a chance if she is willing to take it. And I can't stand hearing the whole "men will grope women" excuse. How do we know that there aren't gay male athletes in the closet that have been aroused by male athletes because of physical contact? I am not perfect and I've had my fair share of losing control of my emotions but if there was a way to control my emotions and possibly suppress them, I'd be willing to take a chance on it.

From: guest , 124 months, post #139
Guest #139, you're an idiot. No one is saying a woman is NOT ALLOWED to play in the NFL. What is being said is that NO WOMAN HAS THE ABILITY TO !!!! If any woman had the ability to play in the NFL, trust me, she would play. The NFL is built on results. On winning. Every team would gladly welcome any woman with the ability to play. No woman plays in the NFL because they don't have the ABILITY. There is zero sexism involved. Women are too weak, too slow, and too fragile to make it in the NFL. That's not sexism, that's FACT. And btw, emotions are a beautiful thing. Advocating a less emotional world - meaning less love, less kindness, less caring - goes even further to display your idiocy. One of the great things about SAM is that it's goal is so be a ROMANTIC comedy. Romantic, as in emotion.

From: guest , 124 months, post #140
Oops, typo, I think I just called myself an idiot. In the post above I meant to write "Guest #138, you're an idiot." I guess we both are!

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