Ken Park
Ken Park is a 2002 drama film written by Harmony Korine, who based it on Larry Clark's journals and stories. The film was directed by Edward Lachman; the film is an international co-production of the United States, the Netherlands, France. The film revolves around the abusive and/or dysfunctional home lives of several teenagers, set in the city of Visalia, California; the opening of the film depicts teenager Ken skateboarding across Visalia, California. He arrives at a skate park, where he casually sits in the middle of it, sets up a camcorder and shoots himself in the temple with a handgun, his death is used to bookend the film, which follows the lives of four teens who knew him in the weeks running up to his suicide. Shawn is the most stable of the four main characters. He's caring. Throughout the story, he has an ongoing sexual relationship with Rhonda, he casually socializes with her family, who are all unaware of the affair, including her husband and his girlfriend Hannah. Claude fends off physical and emotional abuse from his alcoholic father while trying to take care of his neglectful pregnant mother, who never does anything to defend him.
Claude's father detests him for being insufficiently manly. However, after coming home drunk one night, he attempts to perform oral sex on Claude, prompting the boy to run away from home. Peaches is a girl living alone with her obsessive and overly-religious father, who fixates on her as the embodiment of her deceased mother; when her father catches her and her boyfriend Curtis on her bed about to have sex, he beats the boy and savagely disciplines her, including forcing her to participate in a quasi-incestuous wedding ritual with him. Tate is an unstable and sadistic adolescent living with his grandparents, whom he resents and abuses verbally, he is shown engaging in autoerotic asphyxiation during masturbation. He kills his grandparents in their bed, in retaliation for his grandfather "cheating" at Scrabble and his grandmother for "invading his privacy", he finds. He records himself on his tape recorder so the police will know how and why he killed his grandparents. After finishing recording, he puts his grandfather's dentures in his mouth, lies naked in his bed, falls asleep.
The film cuts between subplots, with no overlap of characters or events until the end. As Tate is arrested for his grandparents' murder, Shawn and Peaches meet and have sex as a threesome, while Gary Stewart plays; the ending reveals the motive behind Ken Park's suicide: he has impregnated his girlfriend who responds to his question asking if she wanted to keep it by asking if he wishes he'd been aborted himself. Realizing that he'd rather never have been born, he sets out to the skate park to kill himself. Clark attempted to write the first script for Ken Park, basing it on personal experiences and people with whom he had grown up. Dissatisfied with his own draft, he hired Harmony Korine to pen the screenplay. Clark used most of Korine's script, but rewrote the ending; the film was given a $1.3 million budget. The arrangement was to film using digital video. Although it was sold for distribution to some 30 countries, the film was not shown in the United Kingdom after director Larry Clark assaulted Hamish McAlpine, the head of the UK distributor for the film, Metro Tartan.
Clark is alleged to have been angry over McAlpine's remarks about 9/11. Clark was arrested and spent several hours in custody, McAlpine was left with a broken nose; the film has not been released in the United States since its initial showing at the Telluride Film Festival in 2002. Clark says that this is because of the producer's failure to get copyright releases for the music used; the film was banned in Australia due to its graphic sexual content and portrayals of underage sexual activity after it was refused a classification by the Australian Classification Board on June 6, 2003. A protest screening held in Sydney, hosted by esteemed film critic Margaret Pomeranz, was shut down by the police; the films remains banned in Australia to this day and has not been appealed since. Kids Ken Park on IMDb Ken Park at Rotten Tomatoes Inside Film Magazine's Phillip Cenere reports on Australian ban of Ken Park Ken Park @ Harmony-Korine.com
Wild Things (film)
Wild Things is a 1998 American erotic thriller film directed by John McNaughton and starring Matt Dillon, Neve Campbell, Kevin Bacon, Denise Richards and Theresa Russell. An "uncut" version, adding seven minutes to its runtime, was released on DVD in 2004 and includes a change to Kelly and Suzie's relationship; the film gained notoriety for featuring several sex scenes – in particular, one involving a man and two women – that were more explicit than is seen in mainstream, big-budget Hollywood releases. The film has three direct-to-DVD sequels, Wild Things 2, Wild Things: Diamonds in the Rough and Wild Things: Foursome. A popular Miami area high school guidance counselor, Sam Lombardo, is accused of rape by two female students, a wealthy and popular girl named Kelly Van Ryan and a poor outcast named Suzie Toller, he hires lawyer Kenneth Bowden to defend him. At trial, Suzie admits that she and Kelly had made everything up to get revenge on Sam: Suzie for him failing to bail her out of jail on a minor drug charge and Kelly for him having an affair with her mother, Sandra.
Kelly's mother is humiliated by the scandal, Sam and Kenneth negotiate an $8.5 million settlement for defamation. In reality and the two girls were accomplices who used the trial as a way to get money from Kelly's wealthy family. To celebrate their success, the three accomplices have sex. Police detective Ray Duquette, against the wishes of the district attorney's office, continues to investigate Sam, he suspects the trio are working a scam, telling both Kelly and Suzie that Sam has transferred the money to an off-shore account. Suzie goes to Kelly for help. Kelly assures Suzie they can trust each other, but separately tells Sam over the phone that they may have to get rid of Suzie. Suzie attacks Kelly in the pool, they fight, but end up kissing in the pool, all witnessed and recorded by Ray, still investigating the trio. A few nights Sam and Kelly take Suzie to the beach and he kills her while Kelly waits nearby. After wrapping the body in plastic, they throw it in the trunk of the car and drive out to the swamp, where Sam disposes of it.
Ray and his partner, Detective Gloria Perez, are called in to investigate Suzie's disappearance. Her blood and teeth are found at the beach; the D. A.'s office again insists that Ray drop the case. Sam invites her in to read his school files on Kelly, she discovers that Kelly is a troubled and violent girl made worse by the suicide of her father. Meanwhile, Ray goes to Kelly's house to confront her; when he arrives, Kelly is upset. Ray enters her room. From outside her room three shots are heard Ray exits the room and collapses on the ground, he claims that Kelly shot him in the arm and he was left with no choice but to kill her in self-defense. No charges are filed against him. Sam returns to his beach bungalow to find Ray taking a shower, they were partners, setting everyone up. Although Sam is not pleased Ray killed Kelly instead of framing her as planned, he agrees that they now have fewer loose ends; the two agree to go fishing on Sam's sailboat. When Ray fights back, he is shot and killed by a much alive Suzie.
She kills him as revenge for killing Kelly and her friend and for arresting her on a drug charge when he realized she had witnessed the murder. Suzie poisons Sam's drink and knocks him overboard, so his body will not be found. A post-credits scene features a number of quick scenes, they reveal that Suzie has a genius I. Q. near 200, was the ultimate architect of the entire plot. She has taken her revenge on both Sam and Ray, she had been sleeping with Sam yet could not get him to bail her out, had discovered that Sam and Kelly were now sleeping together, used it to pull him into her plot, starting with having him befriend Ray. As for Kelly's death, she had not attacked Ray. In reality, she tried to escape the guest house, he broke into her gun case and used her hand to shoot himself in the shoulder. In a final scene Kenneth meets with Suzie, she kisses him on the cheek and as she walks off, he tells her to be good. The film holds a 64% "fresh" rating among critics on Rotten Tomatoes, indicating a mixed-positive response.
The film received a 52/100 rating on Metacritic, indicating "mixed or average reviews". Variety praised the casting of Dillon, Campbell, Russell and Snodgress: "ou have an ensemble that appears to be enjoying the challenge of offbeat roles and unusual material. There's not a wrong note struck by the game group of players." The magazine praised the film as "original" with a "glossy, unreal quality that nicely dovetails with the pulse of the drama". George S. Clinton was nominated for Best Music at 25th Saturn Awards, but lost to fellow composer John Carpenter for John Carpenter's Vampires, another film from Columbia Pictures. Three sequels were released on direct to video, Wild Things 2, Wild Things: Diamonds in the Rough and Wild Things: Foursome; the sequels recycled much of the plot and direction of the first film, albeit with different actors. All three films, for example, take place in Blue Bay, as well as its high school, Blue Bay High and the Blue Bay Police Department. Wild Things on IMDb Wild Things at AllMovie Wild Things at Metacritic Wild Things at Box Office Mojo
Zoolander
Zoolander is a 2001 American action-comedy film directed by Ben Stiller and starring Stiller, Owen Wilson and Will Ferrell. The film contains elements from a pair of short films directed by Russell Bates and written by Drake Sather and Stiller for the VH1 Fashion Awards television specials in 1996 and 1997; the short films and the film itself feature a dimwitted, narcissistic male model named Derek Zoolander, played by Stiller. The film involves Zoolander becoming the pawn of corrupt fashion executives who are plotting to assassinate the Prime Minister of Malaysia; the name "Derek Zoolander" was invented by Bates while he was editing the first short film, was inspired by the names of two male models who both worked for Calvin Klein: the Dutchman Mark Vanderloo and the American Johnny Zander. A satire on the fashion industry, the film received mixed reviews from critics but was a box office success. A sequel, Zoolander 2, was released on February 2016, to negative reviews. An animated series, Zoolander: Super Model, was released on Netflix UK in August 2016.
In New York City, the self-absorbed and dim-witted but good-natured Derek Zoolander is ousted as the top male fashion model by the rising star Hansel, his reputation is further tarnished by a critical article from journalist Matilda Jeffries. After his three roommates and colleagues are killed in a "freak gasoline-fight accident", Derek announces his retirement from modeling, he goes to his native New Jersey to attempt to reconnect with his working class father Larry and brothers Luke and Scrappy by helping them in the coal mines. Derek's delicate methods make him an impractical miner, his family rejects him. Meanwhile, fashion mogul Jacobim Mugatu and Derek's agent Maury Ballstein are charged by the fashion industry with finding a model who can be brainwashed into assassinating the new progressive-leaning Prime Minister of Malaysia, allowing them to retain cheap child labor in the country. Though Mugatu has refused to work with Derek for any show, Derek returns to New York City and accepts Mugatu's offer to star in the next runway show.
Mugatu takes Derek to his headquarters, masked as a day spa, where Derek is conditioned to attempt the assassination when the song "Relax" by Frankie Goes to Hollywood is played. Matilda, feeling responsible for Derek's retirement, becomes suspicious of Mugatu's offer and, tipped off by an anonymous caller, tries to enter the spa, but is thrown out. Matilda tells her concerns to Derek once he leaves. Matilda follows Derek to a pre-runway party, upon being challenged by Hansel, Derek loses to Hansel in a "walk-off" judged by David Bowie. Matilda receives another anonymous call to meet at a nearby cemetery. Matilda along with Derek find the anonymous caller is hand model J. P. Prewett, who explains that the fashion industry has been behind several of history's political assassinations, including Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy and the brainwashed models are soon killed after they have completed their task. Katinka, Mugatu's tough henchwoman, her aides attack the group, forcing Derek and Matilda to flee.
They go to the last place they believe Mugatu will think to look. Derek and Matilda bond. Matilda admits the reason she hates models is because she was bullied as a child for being overweight and developed bulimia, that she believes models hurt people's self-esteem. Derek and Hansel resolve their differences while partaking of Hansel's collection of narcotics and participating in group sex with Matilda and others. While recovering, Derek finds that he is falling in love with Matilda. Derek and Hansel break into Maury's office to find evidence of the assassination plot, but they cannot operate his computer to find them. Taking Matilda's words that the "files are in the computer," Hansel physically takes the computer while Derek leaves for the show. Matilda tries to intercept Derek before the show; as Derek takes the runway, Mugatu's disc jockey starts playing "Relax", activating Derek's mental programming. Before Derek can kill the Prime Minister, Hansel deactivates the music. Expecting to reveal the hidden files, Hansel attempts to expose the assassination plot by smashing Maury's computer on the floor, thereby destroying the evidence.
Mugatu attempts to cover up the incident, but Maury offers to turn over the evidence of the assassination plot after years of guilt for his complicity in the conspiracy. Mugatu attempts to kill the Prime Minister himself by throwing a shuriken, but Derek stops him by unleashing his ultimate model look, "Magnum", that stuns everyone and causes the shuriken to freeze in the air in front of Derek's face and fall harmlessly to the floor. Mugatu is arrested, Derek is thanked by the Prime Minister. In Derek's rural hometown, Larry is watching the event on TV, proudly acknowledges Derek as his son. A few years Derek and Maury are shown as having left the fashion industry to start "The Derek Zoolander Center for Kids Who Can't Read Good and Who Wanna Learn to Do Other Stuff Good Too". Derek and Matilda now have a son named Derek Zoolander Jr. who has developed his first modeling look. David Bowie and Billy Zane made prominent cameos as themselves, with Bowie acting as judge for a “walk-off”, Zane appearing as a friend of Derek.
Making cameos were Lance Bass, Tyson Beckford, Emma Bunton, Stephen Dorff, Shavo Odadjian, Fred Durst, Tom Ford, Cuba Gooding Jr. Lukas Haas, Tommy Hilfiger, Paris Hilton, Carmen Kass, Heidi Klum, Lenny Kravitz, Karl Lagerfeld, Lil' Kim, Natalie Portman, Frankie Rayder, Mark Ronson, Gavin Rossdale, Winona Ryder, Garry Shandling, Christian Slater, Gwen Stefani, Donald Trump, Donatella Versace and Veronica Webb. "Derelicte" is the name given to
Threesome (1994 film)
Threesome is a 1994 American comedy-drama film and directed by Andrew Fleming and starring Lara Flynn Boyle, Stephen Baldwin and Josh Charles. It is an autobiographical comedy mixed in with some social commentary, is based on the college memories of Fleming; the film was given an R rating by the Motion Picture Association of America. Due to an administrative error two male college students, the shy and intellectual Eddy and the All-American jock Stuart, end up with a female roommate; the university thought that Alex was a man and thus the three students are forced to live with each other until the university can move Alex to a female residence hall. Alex falls in love and tries unsuccessfully to seduce Eddy, gay; the trio scare off anyone who tries to seduce the other. Alex and Eddy agree to have an actual threesome that seems to destroy the friendship, raises the possibility that Alex might have become pregnant. After the threesome, they start to drift apart. Three weeks the semester ends. Eddy finds a boyfriend, Stuart finds happiness in a monogamous relationship with a woman, Alex remains single.
While they now only see each other for lunch they do not seem to regret the friendship they had while in college. Josh Charles as Eddy Lara Flynn Boyle as Alex Stephen Baldwin as Stuart Robert Arquette as Dick Martha Gehman as Renay Mark Arnold as Larry Michele Matheson as Kristen Joanne Baron as Curt Woman Upon release, the film received negative reviews; the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reported that 29% of critics gave Threesome positive reviews, based on 24 reviews, with an average rating of 4.41/10. The site's consensus reads, "Threesome's titillating title belies a dreadfully dull drama whose attractive stars are handily outmatched by a shallow script". Peter Travers' review for Rolling Stone magazine stated, "We're supposed to get all teary when kinkiness threatens to break up a friendship, hard to swallow in the first place. There's lots of glossy cinematography, courtesy of Alexander Gruszynski, as the three lovers wander the campus separately, looking contemplative. Now there's a laugh.
Eddy, a film student makes reference to François Truffaut's ménage à trois classic and Jim. Eddy, you wish." Roger Ebert gave the film three stars and wrote "The dialogue is the film's strongest element. The three actors are all smart, able to reflect the way kids sometimes use words very bold words, as a mask for uncertainty and shyness." In 2001, a DVD of the film was released with some special features: a director's audio commentary, an alternate ending, various language subtitles and cast talent files. Threesome on IMDb
Bigamy
In cultures that practice marital monogamy, bigamy is the act of entering into a marriage with one person while still married to another. Bigamy is a crime in most Western countries, when it occurs in this context neither the first nor second spouse is aware of the other. In countries that have bigamy laws, consent from a prior spouse makes no difference to the legality of the second marriage, considered void. Before Christianity became the official religion of the Roman Empire and Maximian passed strict anti-polygamy laws in 285 AD that mandated monogamy as the only form of legal marital relationship, as had traditionally been the case in classical Greece and Rome. In 393, the Byzantine Emperor Theodosius I issued an imperial edict to extend the ban on polygamy to Jewish communities. In 1000, Rabbi Gershom ben Judah ruled polygamy inadmissible within Ashkenazi Jewish communities living in a Christian environment. In ancient China, bigamy was a punishable offence. A man, at any given time, could only be married to one woman, vice versa.
Issue with the wife enjoyed preference in social status. Most western countries do not recognize polygamous marriages, consider bigamy a crime. Several countries prohibit people from living a polygamous lifestyle; this is the case in some states of the United States where the criminalization of a polygamous lifestyle originated as anti-Mormon laws, although they are enforced. In diplomatic law, consular spouses from polygamous countries are sometimes exempt from a general prohibition on polygamy in host countries. In some such countries, only one spouse of a polygamous diplomat may be accredited, however. Australia: Illegal. Up to 5 years' imprisonment. Belgium: Illegal. 5–10 years' imprisonment. Brazil: Illegal. 2–6 years' imprisonment. Canada: Illegal under the Criminal Code, sect 290. China: Illegal. Up to 2 years' imprisonment, up to 3 years for bigamy with soldiers. Colombia Illegal with exceptions. Although bigamy no longer exists as a lone figure in the Colombian judicial code marrying someone new without dissolving an earlier marriage may yield to other felonies such as civil status forgery or suppression of information.
Egypt: Legal if first wife consents Eritrea: Illegal. Up to 5 years' imprisonment. All the 27 countries of the European Union: Illegal. Iceland: Illegal according to the Icelandic Act on Marriage No. 31/1993, Art. 11. Germany: Illegal. Punishable. Ghana: Illegal. Up to six months' imprisonment. Hong Kong: Illegal. Up to 7 years' imprisonment. Republic of Ireland: Bigamy is a statutory offence, it is committed by a person who, being married to another person, goes through a ceremony capable of producing a valid marriage with a third person. The offence is created by section 57 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861; this section replaces section 26 of the Act 10 Geo. 4 c. 34 for the Republic of Ireland. India: Legal only for Muslims but rarely practiced. Up to ten years of imprisonment for others except in the state of Goa for Hindus due to its own civil code. Indonesia: Depending on the specific tribe in question, bigamy can be legal or illegal. Iran: Legal with consent of first wife. Practiced. Israel: Illegal for members of each confessional community.
Up to 5 years' imprisonment. Italy: Illegal. Up to 5 years' imprisonment. Libya: Legal with conditions. Malaysia: Illegal for non-Muslims under federal jurisdiction. Under section 494 of Chapter XX of the Penal Code, non-Muslim offenders found guilty of bigamy or polygamy shall be punished up to 7 years of imprisonment. Bigamy or polygamy is legal only for Muslims with restrictions under state jurisdiction practiced. Maldives: Permitted for anyone. Malta: Illegal under Marriage Act of 1975, section 6. Netherlands: Illegal. Up to 6 years' imprisonment. If the new partner is aware of the bigamy they can be imprisoned for a maximum of 4 years. New Zealand: Illegal. Up to 7 years' imprisonment, or up to 2 years' imprisonment if the judge is satisfied the second spouse was aware their marriage would be void. Morocco: Permitted for Muslims, restrictions apply. Pakistan: Polygamy in Pakistan is permitted with some restrictions. Philippines: Legal for Muslims. Others face 6–12 years' imprisonment and legal dissolution of marriage.
Romania: Illegal under Romanian Penal Code, art 376 and Civil Code of Romania, art 273. Saudi Arabia: Bigamy or polygamy is legal. South Africa: Legal under the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act, 1998 for customary marriages. Under civil law marriages, any marriage in addition to an existing one is invalid. Somalia: Polygamy is legal at marriage courts. Taiwan: Illegal. Up to 5 years' imprisonment. Thailand: Prior to October 1, 1935, polygamy in Thailand could be practiced and recognised under civil law. Since its abolition, it is still practiced and accepted in Thailand, though no longer recognised, as the law states "A man or a woman cannot marry each other while one of them has a spouse." Tunisia: Illegal. Up to 5 years' imprisonment. Turkey: Illegal. Up to 5 years' imprisonment. United Kingdom: Illegal, although marriages performed abroad may be recognised for some legal purposes. On indictment, up to 7 years' imprisonment or on summary conviction up to 6 months' imprisonment, or to a fine of a prescribed sum, or to both.
United States: Illegal in every state. Up to 5 years' imprisonment. Uzbekistan: Il
Love (2015 film)
Love is a 2015 erotic drama art film written and directed by Gaspar Noé. The film marked Noé's fourth directorial venture after a gap of five years, it was released in 3D. Murphy is an American cinema school student, he had a French girlfriend, called Electra, whom he dated for two years. One day and Electra met and had a no-strings-attached threesome with another woman, a young blonde Danish teenager named Omi, as a way to add some excitement to their love life, but Murphy had sex with Omi behind Electra's back, as a result of which Omi became pregnant. This unplanned pregnancy ended the relationship between Murphy and Electra on a horrible note, it forced Murphy to marry Omi. On a rainy January morning, Electra's mother, phones Murphy at his small Paris apartment where he lives with Omi and their 18-month-old son to ask him if he's heard from the young woman, because she hasn't for three months, given her daughter's suicidal tendencies, she is worried. For the rest of this day, Murphy recalls his past two years with Electra in a series of fragmented, nonlinear flashbacks.
Love is the screen debut of the two main actresses of the film and Kristin. Noé met them in a club, he found Karl Glusman for the role of Murphy through a mutual friend. The budget of the film was around €2.6 million. Principal photography took place in Paris. In a pre-release interview with Marfa Journal, Gaspar implied that the film will have an explicitly sexual feel: "will give guys a hard-on and make girls cry"; the sex scenes most were not choreographed. There was a script and Noé would set up different real-life meetings with the actors; the week before its debut at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, the film's U. S. distribution rights were acquired by Alchemy. It was selected to be screened in the Vanguard section of the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival; the film screened in Indian film festival The International Film Festival of Kerala held in Thiruvananthapuram in the world cinema category. The film received mixed reviews, with 39% on Rotten Tomatoes, an average rating of 4.9/10, sampled from 85 reviews.
The websites consensus states: "Love sees writer-director Gaspar Noé delivering some of his warmest and most personal work. On Metacritic, the film has a score of 51 out of 100 based on reviews from 27 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews". Love on IMDb Love at Box Office Mojo Love at Rotten Tomatoes Love at Metacritic
Ménage à trois
A ménage à trois is a domestic arrangement in which three people have romantic and/or sexual relations with one other occupying the same household. A form of polyamory, contemporary arrangements are sometimes identified as a thruple. History has a number of examples of ménages à trois relationships. Speculation exists that, in 1547–48, Queen Catherine Parr, widow of Henry VIII, her fourth husband Thomas Seymour were involved in a ménage with the future Queen Elizabeth; this is exaggerated, although episodes of sexually charged horseplay involving the three were well attested. In his youth, thirteen years her junior, the French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau was a protégé of the French noblewoman Françoise-Louise de Warens, who would become his first lover, he lived with her at her estate on and off since his teenage years, in 1732, after he reached the age of 20, she initiated a sexual relationship with him while being open about her sexual involvement with the steward of her house. The German intellectual Dorothea von Rodde-Schlözer, her husband Mattheus Rodde and the French philosopher Charles de Villers had a ménage à trois from 1794 until her husband's death in 1810.
Sir William Hamilton, his wife Emma Hamilton, her lover, the naval hero Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson, were in a ménage à trois from 1799 until Nelson's death in 1805. At the age of 16, in 1813, the future author of Frankenstein, Mary Godwin, eloped with her to-be husband Percy Bysshe Shelley and engaged in a ménage with Claire Clairmont, future lover of Lord Byron, with whom the Shelleys would have an extensive relationship; the political philosopher Friedrich Engels lived in a ménage à trois with his mistress Mary Burns and her sister Lizzie. In 1882 the Russian-born psychoanalyst and author Lou Andreas-Salomé invited the German philosophers Friedrich Nietzsche and Paul Rée to live with her, both of whom were in love with her, she kept her relationship with the two men celibate. She married a third man, Friedrich Carl Andreas, with whom she was celibate; the author E. Nesbit lived with her husband Hubert Bland and his mistress Alice Hoatson, raised their children as her own. In 1913, psychoanalyst Carl Jung began a relationship with a young patient, Toni Wolff, which lasted for some decades.
Deirdre Bair, in her biography of Carl Jung, describes his wife Emma Jung as bearing up nobly as her husband insisted that Toni Wolff become part of their household, saying that Wolff was "his other wife". The Russian and Soviet poet Vladimir Mayakovsky lived with Lilya Brik, considered his muse, her husband Osip Brik, an avant garde writer and critic; the writer Aldous Huxley and his first wife Maria engaged in a ménage with Mary Hutchinson, a friend of Clive Bell. From 1939, Erwin Schrödinger, his wife Annemarie Bertel, his mistress Hilde March had a ménage à trois. In 1963 the actress Hattie Jacques lived with her husband John Le Mesurier and her lover John Schofield. Bigamy Gang bang Group sex Polyandry Polygamy Polygyny Swinging Troilism Birbara Finocster, Michael Foster, Letha Friehakd. Three in Love: Ménages à trois from Ancient to Modern Times. ISBN 0-595-00807-0. Vicki Vantoch; the Threesome Handbook: A Practical Guide to sleeping with three. ISBN 9781568583334; the dictionary definition of ménage à trois at Wiktionary How this Brit wooed two gorgeous women into his ‘throuple’ New York Daily News April 2015 David meets: the cutest throuple Bear World Magazine July 2016
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