The erotic thrillers were a big business earlier. Researchers on cable television late at night in the late 1980s and during the 1990s are probably reminded of the neo-nearo-narrot cavalry that has filled the nudity that have filled whole programming blocks. Many of them were starring Shannon Tweed. Since sex and sexuality have not yet been moved to the internet, erotic thrillers were vital to a generation exploring adult and sexual ideas topics, even if they were always presented as a privet. Erotic thrillers have also proved to be big hits in Hollywood. Adrian Lynn made "9½ weeks" in 1986 and "Fatal Attraction" in 1987Each of them huge financial successes. Paul Verkhoven launched the doors open with "Basic Instinct" in 1992, a $ 353 million film with a $ 49m budget. Sex has become a commercial power plant.

In 1993, Paramount continued the trend with a "indecent proposal", as well as a film in Lin, which dealt with the intersection of money and infidelity. In the film, Demi Moore and Woody Harrelson are played by Diana and David Murphy, a married couple of high school students who have fallen in difficult times. To buy their dream house in Santa Monica, California, they take away their scarce savings in Las Vegas, hoping to win a great gambling. Instead, they are filled with, well, indecent suggestion. A rich gambler named Johnon Gage (Robert Redfort) brings Diane shine, feeling both beautiful and happy. He offers Diane and David a million dollars if Johnon is allowed to spend the night with Diane. Sex is part of the deal. Diane has decided to go through it, but David is not fully comfortable.

While in Vegas, looking at Johnon on the Bakarat table, Diane and David can be seen standing next to a shaggy, a hippie-looking friend in a strange paper shirt. In the loans, this character is only deserved as a "tripper day", and he only has Kimo. Cinema fans will immediately recognize the day tripper like Billy Bob Thornton.

In an interview with People magazineHowever, Thornton pointed out that their scene did not have much influence on Moore.

The "indecent proposal" is not talking too much, because, like all its erotic brothers, it failed to go out of fashion. In 1993, however, it was the height of controversy and "Would you allow your spouse to deceive you for a million dollars?" A question without a doubt crumbled - or enriched - a very married couple. The film cost only $ 38 million to earn over $ 266 million at the box office. Unlike the other erotic thrillers of the era, this one had meager nudity. Critics have responded negatively to a "indecent proposal" by cating the film as sexist, retrograde and clumsy. After all, it is for a woman who literally sells her body in favor of her husband. The film was nominated for more dumps, winning the worst image. Only Roger Ebert liked it, Giving the movie three stars. It was, he says, a story about people who have wherever they try the ammorality to see if they like it.

Moore and Thornton would eventually work together as co-olive The hit series Taylor Sheridan "Landman", Where Thornton plays an oil land named Tommy Norris, and Moore plays his friend Kami, his boss's wife. Thornton recalled that he was focused that he was working again with Moore after their short time together on the "indecent proposal". The couple has become friends over the years because Thornton has starred in films such as Armageddon and Banditi with Bruce Willis, Moore's husband from 1987 to 2000, and Thornton will see Moore when he visited sets with his children.

Stunningly, Moore did not remember Thornton of "Proposal". "She didn't remember me," he said in an interview with people. But after Landman, they have finally shared the screen together, and Moore is probably remembering it now. From "Deployed Proposal", Thornton is nominated for three Oscars, winning one, and Moore is nominated for the "substance". They probably have much more to talk about these days.