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Last Tango In Paris (Episode 59) - Hot Date with Dan and Vicky

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Censored and banned around the world for it's frank depiction of the anonymous sexual relationship between a middle age hotel owner and a 19 year old actress, Bernardo Bertolucci's Last Tango In Paris nonetheless went on to gross nearly 100 million dollars and return tarnished star Marlon Brando to the top of the list of the world's greatest actors.  His co-star Maria Schneider however was not as lucky.  She continued to act but dealt with years of addiction and depression and passed away from breast cancer in 2011.   Dan and Vicky take on the sexy classic and discuss it's recent controversial return to the limelight.  They also give their thoughts on the recent sexual harassment scandals plaguing the industry.  On a lighter note, their recently seen includes thoughts on the films of Herschell Gordon Lewis, the 1980 slasher Eyes of a Stranger, Peter Lorre's M, the new Orient Express, 70's anthology film Asylum, and Netflix's The Babysitter.   Hot Date 59 invites you to dance a sultry Tango in Paris.  Take a spin and then leave us some feedback.    

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