did maeve quinlan actually have oral sex in that scene?

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Your atrocious grammar notwithstanding, I will concede that the Maeve Quinlan sex scene was fake.
When in doubt, assume any sex scene is fake. It's easier on us that way. Don't believe the hype. Absent tongue on pussy, there is no sex in the sex scene. Absent penis penetrating "va jay jay" as someone said, there is no sex in the sex scene. That does not mean the scene can't be hot.
To me, a telltale sign is the director cutting away or blocking what would prove to you that erotic contact is actually going on. It's a cheat to the audience, but also respect for the actress if necessary.
I was unable to find the "something like Ken park 5 years later" interview with Tiffany Limos.
Don't tell us. List it for us. Don't make us do homework. I think if she had had sex in the threesome she would have become one of the most famous actresses of all time. How an actress can regret that boggles my mind. That said, it is still a very sexy scene, and the masturbation is real, and I, for one, saw her take a penis into her mouth. None of that means she was penetrated but in this case that difference doesn't make a helluva lot of difference. It is a great scene and she should be proud of how sexy she was. (To a lesser degree, so should Maeve Quinlan, but her "sex scene" was [to me] more obviously fake, due to the aforementioned lack of contact between tongue & t*** based on the cheating camera angle.)
No question, there is not enough sex or nudity in movies, and way too much violence. Clark shows he has his priorities straight, and we should applaud that (and I too was not crazy about the male nudity, so I just fast-forwarded past it or simply did not look at it. Problem solved!) and encourage more directors and actresses to do more.