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Fascinating, Pause-Worthy Scenes In Hollywood History

July 24, 2023 by Kelly Davies

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Boogie Nights (1997)

It’s easy to understand why Paul Thomas Anderson’s Boogie Nights is such an interesting film. This 1997 drama is jam-packed with subject matter that really sets it apart from other films released during this time. Dirk Diggler, played by Mark Wahlberg, is the center of attention, and for good reason.  

Dirk is an aspiring movie star, and this most-paused scene is a classic example of how women can be just as excited about seeing some eye candy. This movie actually had a lot of pause stops, but the one that halted the honey the most was when Dirk gets down to his skivvies for the crew. Fun fact: whatever he had going on down there turned out to be prosthetic!

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