Special Guests: Joyce Snyder, Larry Revene, Jerry ButlerWarning: This podcast contains subliminal suggestions not audible to the average human ear that may result in a state of extreme sexual arousal. The producers accept no responsibility for listener sexual behavior which may result from these messages.
We're looking at the Raw Talent, the story of a struggling actor (Jerry Butler) who ends up in the world of adult film, manipulated by an underhanded female director (Lisa DeLeeuw). Raw Talent is the first entry in a trilogy that lampoons the industry. It combines wit and style with eroticism and kung-fu.
Stopping by the Projection Booth is Toronto's very own Dion Conflict who guarantees that you'll never look at a turkey sandwich the same way again.
Links:
Visit Larry Revene's official website
Buy Larry Revene's book, Wham Bam $$ Ba Da Boom!
Buy Jerry Butler's autobiography, Raw Talent
Get the uncut version of Raw Talent on DVDr
Find out more about Dion's Shock & Awe event
Read Dirty Talk by Andrew R. Rausch
Read Heather Drain's piece about Jerry Butler at The Rialto Report
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Awesome episode, guys! Probably my fave one, yet. Keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteI have yet to see the sequels, but the original RAW TALENT is a real fave.
Excellent Podcast. Loved all the interviews. Gave great insight into how adult films were made in the eighties. May I suggest "Passage Thru Pamela" (1985) as a possible future topic for your podcast? This film is about a model from Argentina who takes NYC by storm, but has a 'shocking secret'!
ReplyDeleteI can listen to Jerry Butler talk all day long!
ReplyDeleteRequest: Have him do the show again, you are good together and a podcast with him on a regular basis would be awesome. I have a list of questions about his book and life -- I like the comparisons about life before and after 2000. He has some amazing stuff in his book - what didn't get in the book? The way he puts words together is impressive, "Porn is like a swimming pool - you can dive in, but you can't dive out"
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