Linda Laverly, probably not many people have heard of the name. But when it comes to "deep throat", no one should feel strange. Beginning with nixon's Watergate scandal, the word used by the press to describe the first-line in-depth reporting, the earliest meaning is as you might think, erotic, referring to the erotic film that sensationalized the United States at that time - "Deep Throat".
Deep Throat poster
In 1972, Linda Laphrece starred in the erotic film Deep Throat, which had an absurd plot that told the story of the heroine who could only get pleasure through BJ (Blow Job) because her clitoris was born deep in her throat. The film, which cost just $200,000, set a box office record of $100 million at the time. Such a high rate of return, so far no movie can break.
Linda Laverse
"$200,000 becomes $100 million, and Linda Laverly must have made a lot of money!"
The story wasn't as beautiful, Linda Lovelace wrote in a later autobiography: "I finished Deep Throat with a gun in my head. Although this sentence has an exaggerated element, making an erotic movie is really not what Linda Laphreth thought. Before the filming of Deep Throat, Linda Laphraise was a very conservative girl until she met her ex-husband, bartender Chuck Treyner.
The biographical film of the same name, Laphrey
Linda thought she had met the true love of her life, and soon fell in love and married him. What did Chuck Trener return in return? Promiscuity, drugs and an abortion. Chuck Trehner, who was in a dilemma because of long-term drug use after marriage, even moved his mind to let Linda make erotic movies, only because Linda was "gifted" - she could accept the depth of mouth work that ordinary people could not stand.
Linda Laffles was tricked into getting on set and signed up for a "huge" salary worth thousands of dollars (mostly swept away by her husband). Later, although it was found that her husband let him participate in an erotic movie, for the sake of the "huge money", Linda Laphrey still finished the movie.
Amanda Seyfried as Linda Laverly
Deep Throat was a box office hit, and media outlets such as the New York Times trumpeted how advanced Deep Throat was and was a "must see," but Linda Laphreth's husband disappeared without a trace. After learning that the film actually made $100 million at the box office, she learned Chuck Treyner's true intentions — just playing enough and using herself to make money.
It wasn't over yet, and although Linda Laphreth divorced her husband, she had to continue to star in Deep Throat 2 because of the "deed of sale" she signed at the time. After the kidnapping filming of the film, the notorious but disheartened Linda Laffrese announced her retirement from the film industry.
After quitting the erotic film industry, Linda Laphrey turned into an anti-pornography activist, joining other politicians and feminist activists against the "erotic wave" that flooded the American screen that year. But in the '70s, when the idea of sexual liberation was spreading, no one wanted to listen to them. The dirty behind the movie, Linda Laffles died in a car accident in 2002 before it was turned over by the media.
To this day, the word "feminism" is increasingly being talked about beauvoir, equal pay for equal work, social status, etc., but no one mentions Linda Laphrey. The feminist pioneer of anti-erotic films is remembered only for Deep Throat.
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