Would you do it?

I remember well when this movie came out in theaters in April, 1993, and it got alot of coverage, and was a very big hit. The critics didn't really like it, and I did not see it in a theater, but was well aware of what it was about, and did see it on our VCR in late 1993. Then when it came on cable in early 1994 its TV Guide review gave the plot, and said, "The movie had audiences talking about what they would do in the same situation". This thread is thus what I came on here to find and respond to. In the 1990s I always thought I would possibly marry, but now know I likely won't because I do want to have alot of relationships, and that would be my one flaw as a husband (frequent infidelity). I did think about this very question in 1993 and 1994, and was not really sure at first. But after a while I realized I would definitely want her to if I was like in this movie. The $1,000,000 would take care of everything for likely the rest of our lives (or even half of it each if we got divorced), and it was just one night with a regular person (only rich). And there are plenty of married couples who have one, or more adultrous affairs while married anyway, often longer than this, and are still happily married. It would not change my view on her at all (and I think no woman is a slut or whore, only sexually active if they do this type of thing alot anyway). So I think one million dollars far outweighs this one night with another man (though I am very liberal, especially in this sort of thing-see my postings on Fatal Attraction). It would have been alot more interessting to see what my parents would have said on this, as they were much more conservative and opposed to this sort of thing (my father died in 1981, and this movie never came up with my mother). This movie came out in theaters right before Jurrasic Park did, by the way, and I actually would have turned down one million dollars for the offer to become a life long meat eater (I am a devoted vegetarian just like that movie's Lex-below). She never would have to face either of these offers, as her grandfather, John Hammond, was about as rich as John Gage. Anyway, that is mt response and reasoning on this question.

"I happen to be a vegetarian". Lex, from Jurrasic Park

1) I'd want to see the money.

2) I get the money first, and check it to make sure its legit

3) Sneak in and knock the guy out before he can even touch my wife and we get the hell out of dodge, 1 millon dollars richer!!!

Thats what Woody SHOULD'VE done! LOL

I would let my wife sleep with another man for a 1 million dollars only on one condition... THEY DON'T HAVE SEX!!!!!!

I recently saw the movie and I came here to see if people asked the question if they would do it?

What about the wives here? Would they agree to sleep with a man for a million dollars especially if he was-- romantic prince charming with a twisted mind in this movie--Redford?

Would they say no like the couple first did? But what if the guy wasn't making a bad joke, and was dead serious? And the guy was extremely rich and better at sex?

Would you leave your husband for a rich, romantic stud who keeps telling you your'e the prettist thing he ever saw?

the real dope here is John Gage. in prostitution the client always gets ripped off. men are desperate enough to pay for sex and women simply take advantage of that to make a living.

but to answer your question no, i wouldn't do it. i wish i could, but the thought of another dudes weener in my broads mouth would torment me to the point of frenzy.

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The most indecent proposal I ever heard was:"Would you throw your pet off a cliff for $1,000,000.00? That one turns my stomach! Unless my pet was a parakeet. . .then hell yeah!

Dale