Men and Films, a look behind the scenes at the adult industry, is a notable historical document - a 60-minute production, originally filmed for a gay TV program, featuring in-depth interviews with three vintage gay porn icons: Rod Phillips, Casey Donovan, and Daniel Holt! These men discuss their lives, loves, and careers, plus pose nude.
A fascinating and insightful piece of porn history!
Gorgeous blond, curly-haired stud Rod Phillips turns on the charm in his opening segment, candidly discussion his relationship with his lover, Lee Ryder, in its highs and points of tension, plus some details about their sex life. He also shares about his other main career, as a jeweler, including some of his techniques and preferences in design,demonstrating a level of knowledge in the field. He sheds his clothes, showing off some of his classic magazine poses and displaying his hefty cock (plus stroking it a bit), then tries on a jockstrap and cheekily poses, buns out.
The interviewer on this tape - heard behind the camera but never seen - is certainly Lou Maletta, himself - founder of the Manhattan-based Gay Cable Network (GCN) and its program Men & Films. This interview selection is also dubbed 'Too Hot for Cable.' Maletta established GCN in 1982 until it ended operations in 2000-2001; it was one of the first cable TV networks openly geared towards an LGBTQ audience and directly discussing LGBTQ lives, news, politics, protests, sexuality, and more, plus some of the earliest broadcast info about AIDS and people with HIV/AIDS. Maletta recorded 6,100 tapes and many thousands of hours of material, much of which was never broadcast but remains archived.