W- H - i - T - E P a n T S
The T-H-E-M-E
Adrian Lyne would mistreat the auditioning teen actresses in an effort to bed them. Whatever relationship was in place between director Lyne and writer-now-producer Ayers at the very beginning of the film was destroyed right off the bat. Ayers wrote, "Adrian liked girls, that is, liked girls so much that he wanted to soften them up by humiliation since in his lothario reasoning that would cause them to turn to putty in his hands though why any man would want to make love to putty -- you get the idea. He would leave these teenaged girls waiting in the outer office for hours. When he got them in, he would be short, almost dismissive, listen to a little of what they had to offer and say "Thank you" to a girl who had dreamed of this audition for days if not longer." When Ayers attempted to show the actresses respect by reading lines with them, he said, "Adrian would sigh and fuss and take calls in the background."
Demi Moore auditioned for the role of Jeannie. At age 17, Moore didn't have much of a resume - she was a model but worked at 20th Century Fox. Her real life was very similar to what is portrayed in the film. According to her autobiography, "Inside Out," Moore was having sex with adult men (some consensual statutory rape, and some outright rape) and moved in with her 28-year-old musician boyfriend at the age of 16. Her job at Fox came through her boyfriend's mother. Moore would work with director Adrian Lyne a decade later in Indecent Proposal.
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