Blvd Distro Goes into Pre-Production of Controversial Parody
(Mission Hills, CA) Boulevard Distribution
has begun
pre-production on what could be its most controversial film to
date—“Pischer, A
Lefty’s Legacy” is a first fantasy reenactment video based on
the life and
times of a famous pitcher. The DVD is inspired by Sandy
Koufax, all-star
pitcher of the Los Angeles Dodgers and perhaps one of the
greatest baseball
players of all time. Penned and co-directed by Andy Goode, the
title will star Gabriel
D’Allasandro, as the embattled ballplayer.
Andy Goode will also co-star in the film playing himself.
Karsin Knightly is
slated to portray an African American ballplayer who is
reminiscent of Jackie
Robinson and is Pischer’s love interest. And Gunnar Mac, a
Boulevard discovery,
will portray a certain baseball pitcher who later becomes a
great baseball
manager, in a sexy softcore scene. The
best-kept
secret of the film will be the guest narrator, who is only
being touted as a
surprise guest GAYVN Best Actor Winner from the past.
“This is a film that had to
be made,” says Andy Goode, writer, co-director and co-star of
the film. “There
have been many parodies, but nothing quite like this. Baseball
is a man’s man
sport and is the perfect backdrop to a sizzling, hot gay
movie. ‘Pischer, A Lefty’s Legacy’
will do well and is bound to
cause a stir.”
The film will be shot on
location in the same city as our beloved Los Angeles Dodgers. Boulevard plans to
release the title
during the Pride Los Angeles festivities at the beginning of
June, as homage to
our city and professional baseball.
To
purchase DVDs, contact Andy Goode at Andy@boulevarddistribution.com
or 818.325.9634. Check out http://www.
ABOUT BOULEVARD DISTRIBUTION
Founded by Andy Goode,
Boulevard Distribution has been the go-to gay distributor for
many years
representing such studios as Big Blue Productions, Glitter
Films,
Knightbreeders, Robert Van Damme Presents, Ty Lattimore
Entertainment and
ZyloCo. Boulevard also puts out their own signature line of
gay and mainstream
adult films. In the last few years, they have branched out to
include new
genres, queer porn from new filmmakers like Sophia St. James
of SSJ
Entertainment, and fetish titles from one of the most
respected dommes and
directors in the biz, Julie Simone.
