Producer Gail Mutlux has always wanted to put Kinsey's life on the big screen, and he found Bill Kenton to take charge of the film. Bill Kenton spent 6 months studying oral interviews, Kinsey’s works, modern related materials, and four biographies, including "Sex The Measure of All Things: A Life" by Jonathan Gesoni Hardy. of Alfred C. Kinsey. He also went to the Kinsey Institute in Indiana and interviewed many people who were familiar with Kinsey and worked with him, and learned some interesting stories and other related details. Kenton combined all the information he collected before starting the script. Because Kinsey described the sexual interviews that reveal people in the past as a "prism", he also tried to build it in a prism way, reflecting the changes in all aspects of a man and human social attitudes. At this point, Bill Kenton completed the first draft of the script.
Kinsey Creative process
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Extended Reading
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Alfred Kinsey: Never make judgments about people.
Wardell Pomeroy: I wasn't.
Alfred Kinsey: Your body posture told me that my list of ailments made you uncomfortable.
Wardell Pomeroy: Maybe it did. Sorry.
Alfred Kinsey: Maintaining a nonjudgemental attitude is harder than you think. The best way is to smile, nod your head, while looking at me directly in the eye.
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Paul Gebhard: How old were you when you first tried to pleasure yourself?
Alfred Kinsey: No! No. No euphemisms. If you're talking to a college graduate use masturbation, testicles, penis, vagina, vulva, urination, defecation. With a lower level male, it's jacking off, balls, prick, cunt, piss, shit.