1:11:01
with a cottontail
attached to your rear end...
1:11:03
[audience applauding]
1:11:06
(Hefner)
when the women's movement
began to attack sex in general
1:11:09
and men in general,
1:11:10
[laughs]
l was--
1:11:11
l was at a loss for words
1:11:13
because these were
our partners
1:11:15
in a revolution
to really change
1:11:18
uh, sexual values.
1:11:20
(Hefner)
l'm more in sympathy
1:11:21
than perhaps, uh, you know,
the girls realize--
1:11:23
(Brownmiller)
women.
1:11:24
l'm sorry.
1:11:26
Yes. l'm 35.
1:11:27
(Hefner)
Than the ladies realize.
1:11:28
l use ''girls'' referring to
women of all ages.
1:11:30
(Brownmiller)
You should stop.
1:11:32
lf you want to
be called a boy.
1:11:34
l see. Okay. Um...
1:11:36
[audience laughing]
1:11:39
The idea was
to convince people
1:11:43
that there were good, sound,
feminist, humanitarian reasons
1:11:47
to be against pornography.
1:11:50
(Hopper)
Women Against Pornography
found a surprising ally
1:11:53
in America's most famous
porn star,: Linda Lovelace,
1:11:57
who had retired
from the spotlight
1:11:59
and was now
a mother and housewife,
1:12:04
(Donahue)
Linda Lovelace is, uh, here,
1:12:06
The book is titled,
uh, Ordeal,
1:12:07
And l'll tell you,
this book is a very, uh,
1:12:10
explicit recounting
of what happened to you.
1:12:12
l felt it was important to let
1:12:14
everything out
that happened to me.
1:12:16
l literally became a prisoner
of Mr. Traynor's.
1:12:19
I wasn't permitted to go to
the bathroom by myself,
1:12:21
I was never allowed
out of his eyesight,
1:12:23
If he took a shower,
I had to take a shower
with him,
1:12:26
lf l did have
any kind of communication
with my friends or my family,
1:12:29
he was on the extension
with a .45
1:12:31
or an M-16
semi-automatic machine gun
pointed at me.
1:12:34
And there are those who say
you can see the bruises
on her in the film.
1:12:40
You tell me if the bruises
are visible in the film.
1:12:43
(Tom Snyder)
How did Linda Lovelace and
Gloria Steinem join forces?
1:12:46
How did the two of you
get together?
1:12:48
(Gloria Steinem)
l saw Linda
on the Phil Donahue Show,
1:12:51
And she was
being questioned by Phil,
1:12:54
who l think is usually
a more sensitive questioner
1:12:57
than he was this time,
1:12:59
uh, and by the audience,
with enormous disbelief.