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Hollywood depicts Rome 1921 KR2110 Costume Eight females wear necklaces, bracelets, armlets, anklets, hairpieces, but are otherwise nude. TMLBA. Armpits. Actions The Emperor Constantine holds court over a côtérie of adorning and naked subjects (1). Constantine rules the Roman Empire from 306-337 and is instrumental in the advancement of Christianity. Commentary The historical and Biblical epic is one excuse for Hollywood to display nudity; another is that old standby, the painter in his art studio (RV2150). Source Publicity still from Allen Holubar, director, Man, Woman, Marriage, reproduced in Arthur Knight and Hollis Alpert, "The History of Sex in Cinema, Part Two: Compounding the Sin," Playboy, May 1965. 1 picture. |
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