Gulliver's Travels 1996 Ted Danson (GT/Sw scenes)
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ATTENTION THERE ARE ALSO SHRUNKEN MEN AND PISSING (The scene in which Gulliver saves the empress from the fire)
Here is the link
https://mega.nz/file/01xmnCBa#_DxMqWKcnY0dt-NQvyLqEc5xNhWziJQHkqBL4NJRipsand by the way Ted Danson is a fantastic and perfect giant. Damn, I wish I could have seen him interact with Lilliputian women even more
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@Olo it’s the hands on the hips and that haughty smile for me. My mouth waters whenever Giants do that superior pose
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@Olo said in Gulliver's Travels 1996 Ted Danson (GT/Sw scenes):
Sometimes I like to imagine a sort of “what if”. I imagine the empress actually excited to see such a gigantic man. Who actually doesn’t hate Gulliver at all but is incredibly fascinated by him. and she falls in love with him…and he will be in love with her too. The empress, instead of condemning Gulliver to death for humiliating her, will be increasingly grateful to him. Until he (secretly) becomes her tiny lover. She will be more and more in love with this immense giant, so strong that he brings with him an entire fleet of Bleferscù to make them surrender, and make Lilliuput win. Yet so sweet and delicate and kind. For Gulliver it would not be a betrayal of his wife Mary (even though he loves her). But while he respects the empress, he is excited to have a relationship with such a tiny woman. She is almost “submissive” to Gulliver, but he is kind enough to always treat her with the utmost respect.
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@SmolChlo We really love making that impression on you little ones
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@Giant-Man-1984 and we tinies are always grateful for the delicious impressions you Giants bestow upon us ~
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@SmolChlo said in Gulliver's Travels 1996 Ted Danson (GT/Sw scenes):
@Olo it’s the hands on the hips and that haughty smile for me. My mouth waters whenever Giants do that superior pose
Here I am, in all my splendor.
Posing badass and confident. Scaring a villian with my powerful giant steps. I would have preferred her to be a human, female villian.
