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    02-03-2008
    Klik hier om een link te hebben waarmee u dit artikel later terug kunt lezen."I'll never go naked again"
    "I'll never go naked again"

    ANTWERP - More and more Flemish actresses refuse to go naked in TV-productions and movies. Images showing off nudity are often put on the internet after they were broadcasted. According to a Flemish actress who rather stays anonymous, it's not fun to get confronted with them all the time.

    Lately Flemish actresses rather keep their clothes on for TV and movie productions. This because those images are usually spread on internet pages such as You Tube or Garage TV. Once they are viewable on the internet they attract a great deal of attention.

    This was the case for the nude scene of Lotte Pinoy, a Flemish actress of the TV series 'Sara' broadcasted on VTM. This scene has been viewed for over 10.000 times on Garage TV. Other notorious Flemish nude scenes are; the love making between Anneleen Liegeois and Stan Van Samang in 'Wittekerke' with 20.000 views, the romp with Ann Ceurvels and Herbert Flack in the movie 'Diamant' with more than 6.000 views and the nude scenes of Francesca Vanthielen and Herbert Flack in 'Aspe'.

    A well-known Flemish actress and TV-hostess who played several nude scenes in Flemish serials and movies testified to this phenomenon. She said that she'll never go naked in any TV-serials again. This cause she hates it to get confronted with the nude scenes afterwards, posted on all kinds of websites. She also said there are many other actresses who think alike.

    Written by Laetitia Sabiti

    02-03-2008, 19:41 geschreven door 1jouds  
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    Bye bye Bugs Bunny, So long Flinstones…

     

    In China, Bugs Bunny and the Flinstones are no longer televised. The Chinese media decided to ban all foreign cartoons to protect the Chinese cartoon market.

     

    Cartoons such as the Flinstones or Bugs Bunny, will disappear on Chinese television. This to protect the country’s own cartoonists. Starting from the 1st of May, foreign cartoons will no longer be shown in primetime. Only co-production with Chinese producers with a special licence or Chinese cartoons will be televised.

     

    In 2007, China made more than 101.900 minutes of cartoons, this is 23% more than they made in 2006. With this new rule, China wants to minimise competition with foreign cartoonists, especially with Japan.

     

    The Chinese government has also encouraged to broadcast nothing but “ethical inspiring series”.  

     

    By Joke Frencken.

    02-03-2008, 18:20 geschreven door 1jouds  
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