Author: bj

Really? you got a big-dicked Italian model, and you come up with “Eh! let’s stick it in a plate of spaghetti, we throw some garlic and a bottle of Valpolicella wine in the picture, and we got art!”

Anyway, I’m sure you remember Keith from such films as El Paso Wrecking Corp. (1977) (“The Motorcyclist and the Harvard Man”), Pier Groups (1978), Subway (1980) Tough Guys (1982), and probably my favorite of him, his debut in Catching Up (1975) . Oh wait – maybe it’s Pier Groups, where Anthoni spends an afternoon at the “notorious” (and missed) West Side Piers pigging out, while his straight neighbor, Johnny Kovaks (hot mustached daddy, teasingly never involved in the sex all around him) wanders around the same piers sizing up the job of demolishing them!

And remember Tribute Pages??? – here’s The Keith Anthoni Tribute Page

“While cycling across the Arizona desert, TOM comes across LEDERMEISTER thumbing a ride. They hit it off – but good! As they’re tooling along, they come across ERRON, who’s had a bit of car trouble. He’s about to get a lot more, and that’s the set-up in BREAKDOWN. This is our fastest moving flick so far with a once-in-a-lifetime cast and a sock-o ending. If it’s rough, rugged action you want – BREAKDOWN!”