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Bo Richards
as (segment "The Main Attraction") (archive footage)
Jeff Scott
as (segment "The Main Attraction") (archive footage)
Giorgio Canali
as (segment "It's The Life") (archive footage)
Bill Curry
as (segment "It's The Life") (archive footage)
Jon King
as (segment "Neighborhood Watch") (archive footage)
Buddy Preston
as (segment "Neighborhood Watch") (archive footage)
Brad Peters
as (segment "Neighborhood Watch") (archive footage)
Movie Info & Details
Release Year1982
Runtime1h 00m
LanguageEnglish
CertificationNR
Genres—
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DirectorScott Masters
WritersScott Masters
TypeFeature Film
Rating0.0 out of 10
Cast7 credited
Also Known AsThe Main Attraction
About The Main Attraction
Collection of three short films from Nova. "The Main Attraction" — Jeffrey Scott fantasizes about bartender Bo Richards dancing. They suck each other until Bo brings Jeffrey back to reality by putting the real flesh in Jeffrey's daydreaming mouth. "It's The Life" — Giorgio Canali is taking a shower when his gardener joins him. They suck and fuck in the water and then move to the bedroom for a cum stimulating 69. "Neighborhood Watch" — Brad Peters jerks off as he watches Jon King and Buddy Preston as the two suck each other outside Brad's balcony. All three meet in a store and go to Brad's place for a three way.
Directed by Scott Masters, The Main Attraction leans on a strong ensemble — Bo Richards, Jeff Scott, Giorgio Canali — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.
The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about screen titles of 1982.
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