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Michael Lucas' La Dolce Vita is a gay ographic remake of the Federico Fellini classic film La Dolce Vita, directed by Michael Lucas and Tony Dimarco and released by Lucas Entertainment in In May , Lucas Entertainment filmed the first gay film using only Israeli models. [8] The production was billed as a sexual journey to promote Israeli culture. [9]. Tony DiMarco est un réalisateur américain de films ographiques gay.

Il commence à travailler comme réalisateur pour quelques scènes chez Raging Stallion Studios. Il devient ensuite monteur et scénariste pour Michael Lucas, notamment pour Dangerous Liaisons. The cross roads of gay culture where, sex, love and temptation dance a dangerous two step. Joe (Cole Streets) is a - obsessed twenty-something who loves to film his hot boyfriend Eddie (David Taylor) having sex.

After two hours of self-deprecating humor, the real-life boss's massive ego returns here with a vengeance. The Intern: Directed by Tony DiMarco. With Ben Andrews, Michael Lucas, Christian Cruz, Jonathan Vargas. No other director working today has won as much respect as an erotic filmmaker than the legendary Tony Dimarco. The winner of more best-picture awards than just about anyone, Tony is known for his top-shelf productions that combine amazing sex with Hollywood-level film making.

After serving as lead cinematographer and director at Lucas Entertainment for five years, he joined Raging Stallion as a director in His keen eye for detail, exceptional art direction, creative visual storytelling style and out-of-this-world editing skills had won the attention of Raging Stallion and Falcon company , Chris Ward, who named Dimarco Senior Director of the combined studios when they merged in His solo directing best movie was The Visitor , which stars Logan McCree as an alien come to earth to explore human sex, and it ranks as one of his best films.

The special effects are so remarkable that one wonders why he is not working for Universal Studios! Tony also won many awards for his first project at Raging Stallion The Drifter , which was elegantly filmed in the woods of Northern California. He is most known for his two-part exploration of violence in a movie aptly called Brutal , which takes place in the dark context of the boxing world.

Tony Dimarco: I always approach each project, whatever the size, as a challenge: how can I make this movie the best film possible? I really enjoy creative autonomy. You want to be comfortable, as well as keep your actors comfortable so that they can give the best performance possible. I want to have fun and do good work so I believe it all stems from that.

TD: is all about a fantasy that we create of people having sex. I approach each movie and scene with the question, how would this play out? Why are these people motivated to have sex with each other? The set was spectacular, the actors gave great performances, and the sex was over the top. TD: In an ideal actor, I look for several things.

Of course, you want someone who is good looking has a great body and a big cock or great ass. These are the people I wanted to work with again and again. TD: I guess at the end of the day I would like to be known a director who made quality gay films, and perhaps raised the bar to inspire people to do good work.

I feel that quality gay can stand the test of time. Like some of the classic Falcon Studio films, they are still hot to this day. In the end, I hope I made a lot of people cum. My Twitter is MrDimarco. Your email address will not be published.

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