Damsels Tied to Railroad Tracks: Alive and Well!

Loved this new Aflac commercial, if anyone has seen it. They fired Gilbert Gottfried as the voice of the duck, and found a creative way to temporaily go without a voice actor, a silent film era tribute. And if you don't know, what first comes to mind when you think "Silent Film" Besides Charlie Chaplain? If you're like me, your brain should go quickly to "melodrama", or more specifically, the classic scenario of a lovely damsel tied to railroad tracks. Anyway, felt I had to capture a frame from this commercial, since it is the best, seriously I mean best rendition of that old classic scene (not counting drawings and some photography meant for the fetish-minded and purposefully sexy, which are usually non-period, but the hottest done in sienna B&W film and made to look period). She's bound divinely, just like the Coors  commercial that was pulled from airing, but you can see her way better, and she's dressed damsel-y, not in modern winter gear. Also there's some real good medium close up footage of her struggling in vain, which I say "hits the spot" to describe that it is satisfying. Check it out on Youtube, but here's my favortite part for a still shot. louistarado.deviantart.com/art…