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Michael Lance Bound & Abused

Back in early January I posted a bunch of photos of a scene from the B&G Video L.A.B.D. Grey that never made it into the film. At the time a reader asked if I would post pics showing Michael Lance tied up in the film, since apparently there seemed to be very few of those around. I promised to do so, then promptly forgot. But I've just received a request for those photos from another reader and, ever eager as I am to make people happy (All you have to do is ask), I'm happy to offer them here. Apologies if the sequencing isn't always exact.

L.A.B.D. Grey—the Missing Scene (Continued)

Here's the rest of the pics from that cut scene:

L.A.B.D. Grey—the Missing Scene

Recently, I received the following email: 

May I ask a question that has been bothering me for a long time regarding your video, "L.A.B.D. Grey"?  Over the years I often have seen on the Internet still shots from the final scene of the video, in which the cowboy has the blond Marine tied up.  On occasion I also have come across still shots of what looks like that very same cowboy tied up, presumably after the Marine has turned the tables on him.  I've even found these latter shots mixed with the former in the same Internet posting.  However, while I have seen clips from "L.A.B.D. Grey" and I've seen the entire video, or what I assume was the  entire video, I've never seen any footage that would be the source of these tied up cowboy shots.

 

Do you know the photos to which I'm referring?  Was there another scene shot for "L.A.B.D. Grey" that might not have been included with the final release?  Does this scene exist somewhere else?  Is there any way you could direct me to a copy of this scene, if not to keep in my collection, then at least to view?

It's true, there was another scene, but it didn't work and was dropped from the final cut. We nevertheless did make a photo record of it which, for my writer's pleasure, and the pleasure of the rest of you, it is to be hoped, I post here, without too much regard for sequence.