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The Cat's Meow (2001)
The 2001 movie, The Cat's Meow, is a dark comedy-drama that follows a group of Hollywood elites on a yacht trip in the 1920s. While the movie is filled with plenty of drama, it also contains some surprisingly steamy sexual moments.
The movie begins with a group of Hollywood stars and moguls, including William Randolph Hearst, Charlie Chaplin, and Marion Davies, gathering on Hearst's yacht for a weekend getaway. As the weekend progresses, the guests become increasingly intoxicated and tensions begin to rise. This leads to some unexpected sexual encounters.
The first of these moments occurs when Hearst's mistress, Davies, and Chaplin sneak away to a cabin for a private moment. While the two are alone, they share a passionate kiss and Davies begins to undress Chaplin. The scene is surprisingly steamy and shows the two in a passionate embrace.
The second sexual moment occurs when Davies and Hearst's assistant, Thomas Ince, share a passionate kiss. Ince is clearly smitten with Davies and the two share a passionate embrace. This scene is particularly steamy as it shows the two in a passionate embrace and Ince's hands exploring Davies' body.
The third sexual moment occurs when Hearst and Davies share a passionate kiss. This scene is particularly steamy as it shows the two in a passionate embrace and Hearst's hands exploring Davies' body.
The Cat's Meow is a surprisingly steamy movie that contains some unexpected sexual moments. While the movie is filled with plenty of drama, the sexual moments add an extra layer of tension and excitement to the story.
Frequent Sexual refences and situations, including adultery.
A man and woman kiss and lie on a bed caressing each other. Her skirt slides up and her bare thighs is seen.
A bare-chested man and a woman who's on top of him kiss while in bed and moaning through a wall while having sex.
Two women kiss and caress a man lying on a bed.
A man and young woman play an erotic round of charades: they touch each other's chests, stand very close to each other and eventually kiss.
An older man and young woman kiss several times.
A man and woman kiss and the woman is wearing a slip that reveals some cleavage and stocking-covered thighs.
A woman opens her door to a man and her bare shoulders and back-she is presumbly nude.
Women wear dresses that reveal bare shoulders and backs.
A young woman kisses a man on the cheek.
A woman's skirt slips up and part of her bare thigh and a stocking top.
There is some sexual innueado: a young woman talks about having had "a little fling", a woman says "he much smaller than you'd like him to be", people tall about ther extramarital affairs, and a woman says "If I had slept with you sooner". A man writes a love letter to a young woman and the passages from it which refer to kisses they shared.
A woman bare breasts are shown when he pull down her dress to another woman and two men who are present.
There are several references to Charlie Chaplin having fathered a child with a teenage girl.
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