The rape scene was described only in the vaguest terms in the script, and remained shrouded in ominous silence throughout the shoot. When Sam Peckinpah finally and reluctantly agreed to discuss the scene with Susan George, he announced bluntly: 'I don't intend to tell you how I'm going to shoot it, but I will tell you that you are going to be naked; two men are going to attack you; one is going have sex with you; and the other man is going to bugger you.' "At 20 years of age," remembers George, "I have to say I sat back in my chair and said 'What does that mean?' So he told me. And I was terrified. The way he was talking, it seemed to me that he was intending on this being an actual thing, that was really going to take place on the set. So I got up out of my chair, looked him in the eye, and said 'I'm not prepared to do that Sam.' And he said "You will do it." I said "No, you didn't hear me - I am not prepared to do it, and you must find yourself another Amy.'" Recriminations followed, during which George boldly held her ground even when threatened with legal action for breaking her contract. Finally Peckinpah caved in and agreed to let George to depict Amy's trauma by her way. (IMDb)
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The rape scene was described only in the vaguest terms in the script, and remained shrouded in ominous silence throughout the shoot. When Sam Peckinpah finally and reluctantly agreed to discuss the scene with Susan George, he announced bluntly: 'I don't intend to tell you how I'm going to shoot it, but I will tell you that you are going to be naked; two men are going to attack you; one is going have sex with you; and the other man is going to bugger you.' "At 20 years of age," remembers George, "I have to say I sat back in my chair and said 'What does that mean?' So he told me. And I was terrified. The way he was talking, it seemed to me that he was intending on this being an actual thing, that was really going to take place on the set. So I got up out of my chair, looked him in the eye, and said 'I'm not prepared to do that Sam.' And he said "You will do it." I said "No, you didn't hear me - I am not prepared to do it, and you must find yourself another Amy.'" Recriminations followed, during which George boldly held her ground even when threatened with legal action for breaking her contract. Finally Peckinpah caved in and agreed to let George to depict Amy's trauma by her way. (IMDb)