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"HIT SEX HARD!" 231 DeMille: She's going to outwit him terrifically and tragically in a few minutes. She says, ^ou big ox, I'm not a little girl to be whacked on the fanny. I'm a passionate woman. I love you! I want you! Why do you bother with my sister, that frozen blonde up there when there's something down here that's worth having?" That's what's in her mind. Writer: But Samson is too... DeMille: Samson is for the big blonde. He wants to thaw her out. His should be the stupid mistake a man makes in telling the girl how beautiful her sister is—and he's just getting Delilah on fire. He says, "After your sister and I are married why don't you come up and visit us sometime?" Delilah has to be the most fascinating thing that anybody ever ran into. They should make a pair that are flint and steel, whereas you have a pair that are rubber gloves.., you don't get the power of those two characters. Writer: WeH... DeMille: Her body is against him, her cheek against him. He's having a helluva time and she's in seventh heaven with him in her aims. He should say, "111 have none of you. I know you, you little bitch. I know what you're here for. You've come to try and get me, haven't you? Well, listen. You can take your pretty little legs and feet and ankles and breasts and tie them in a wet blanket and go home for all of me. I'm not going to be caught as easily as that."... Then Miriam coming along, the sweet little girl from Samson's own village. Miriam and Delilah. The fight between good love and bad love. It isn't done here on a big-enough plane. The great courtesan and the great saint. You bring them together, you bring Delilah and the Virgin Mary together for a scene and you've got something to get your teeth into. Here you aren't playing with Christianity; but you're playing the great scene of the seduc- tress and the man seduced and she gets burned with her own fire.