it’s killing me – he doesn’t look like a typical COLT model, but he appears in COLT SPURS 10: Special Leather Edition – but he looks more like a Catalina star, and I just can’t put my finger on his…. name….
update: scene from BIG GUNS w/John Davenport & Chris Gray
Long JohnThis cover photo from COLT’s Gallery 3 (1971) had me intrigued, but all I could come up with for who was in this issue was – Jason, Dakota, Ledermeister, Bill Eld, “various others” – “various others” seemed to include this super hung man, so I tried to figure out who he was…. and was this close to posting that maybe he’s “The Carpenter” knowing full well if I was wrong I would get a lecture from you-know-who…. but then found a pic of “The Carpenter” – apparently AKA Daniel DiCiccio and they were obviously not the same person. Then I came across some Bill Eld photos with this guy, who is apparently known as “Long John” (how do they come up with these names???) and was in perhaps only one film – HANDSPRAY – then I see he’s likely been in several, and has another name – Enrique Nieves – more research to do, but here’s some Bill and John…..
and below, some Daniel DiCiccio…… 20-second COLT clip from What The Carpenter Saw (1972)
update: ass, balls, boots
from TARGET: JAVELIN #4 (1979) Rod Mitchell and Joe Kelly (AKA Ryan Kilgore when he modeled for Colt Studios); don’t think Joe did any films for Target Studios, however
Director: Rip Colt (1983?)
Big Horn Peak “ part of the Easy Entry collection (1983) “ Neal Shaw partnered with Michael Christopher, “share the grandeur of nature and spend a day like rams, locking horns in endless combinations.”
Scott Avery and Glen Armstrong from the magazine Wild In The Woods, which is from the 1984 Robert Walters film Something Wild
someone out there must have the theme song – “I feel a change, a new lifestyle, we’re getting ready for Something Wild” – written and performed by Garth Evans
Director: John Gamble (1977?) – starring Chuck Stewart and Jim Craig (AKA Big Max, Mike Spanner)
sigh. there is supposed to be 2 parts. alas, this is what I could find on a DVD compilation called “HOT JOBS” – not sure if the VHS version has both parts, or only this 7-minute version… well, at least it’s something!
“The movie was lighted and filmed by John Gamble to professional standards, and the color, content, and continuity are the result of painstaking editing and feature-film-quaility lab work.”
