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In The Flesh (1999)
Front Cover Actor Back Cover
Ed Corbin
Dane Ritter
Adrian Roberts
Sandi Scheier
Shimley Reynolds
Randy Cohlmia
Philip Solomon
Roxzane T. Mims
Lora Elkins
Julie R. Lee
Adele Phares
Brandon O'Dell
Movie Details
Genre Mystery
Director Ben Taylor
Producer Julie R. Lee
Writer Ben Taylor
Studio Wolfe
Language English
Audience Rating NR (Not Rated)
Running Time 105 mins
Country USA
Color Color
Plot
Phillip Kirsch (hulking Ed Corbin) is having a bad day: he's a closeted undercover cop in Atlanta who has fallen for Oliver (Dane Ritter), a clean-cut male prostitute who is the prime suspect in a murder and narcotics case. What's a guy to do? Writer-director Ben Taylor's amusingly awful, deadly earnest drama would have us believe that, of course, Kirsch supplies an alibi for the troubled hunk and they both learn to love while dodging his superiors and the real killer. The laughable police practices here seem gleaned from bad TV--cops pass manila folders around and mutter things like "Good work, kid"--and the hustler bar where Oliver spends his evenings is even more of a hoot. Phillip is first smitten after watching Oliver sway awkwardly near the club's jukebox, a solitary tear running down his face. "Being in love," we are told, "is not much fun." There's not much flesh here, dammit, but there's a bit of accidental fun. On DVD, you can watch all this in letterbox format, with deluded commentary from Taylor himself. --Steve Wiecking
Personal Details
Seen It Yes
Index 515
Collection Status In Collection
Links Amazon US
DVD Empire
Product Details
Edition Special Edition
Format DVD
Region Region 1
Screen Ratio Fullscreen (4:3, Letterboxed)
Layers Single Side, Single Layer
UPC (Barcode) 754703761590
Release Date 8/22/2000
Packaging Keep Case
Audio Tracks Dolby Digital Stereo [English]
Nr of Disks/Tapes 1
Extra Features
Chapter Stops
Deleted Scenes
Commentary by Writer/Director Ben Taylor
Theme Songs/Picture Gallery
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