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Billy Eye's 'Porn Credit' - TVparty! Books

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At first refusing the offer, Larry pleaded that he had a lot invested in this<br />

project. Not from what I could see. But Cherokee was an established<br />

recording studio and it paid for my date that night to see a new band in<br />

Topanga Canyon called Missing Persons. What I didn’t know, Saul told me<br />

later, was that I had been Larry’s first choice to voice the character from the<br />

beginning. There was no dropped out actor. Who was it being groomed for<br />

the track again?<br />

Overdubbing an entire sixty minute ‘feature’ was an absurd idea. Not<br />

as ridiculous as hiring a guy with a southern accent to voice your quintessential<br />

California surfer dude but a hundred bucks was a hundred bucks.<br />

That evening in a large darkened room where Saturday Night Fever and<br />

Michael Jackson’s Off the Wall were recorded Larry screened his tawdry<br />

photoplay for myself and two other actors, one being his barely conscious<br />

knucklehead from earlier in the day.<br />

I was familiar with Kip’s latest release working on the video box and the<br />

Cum’ing of Age color magazine that sold for $12.00. The storyline, if such<br />

a thing could be said to exist here, opened with Kip tossing a Frisbee with<br />

his younger brother Scott and their pal Steve. After<br />

Scott runs upstairs to his bedroom to whack<br />

off to pictures of his adoring older brother<br />

he’s busted. Kip, unappreciative of Scott’s<br />

enthusiastic interest in his modelling career,<br />

spanks little bro’s bare ass with a hairbrush before<br />

plowing his lower forty. After spying on<br />

this semen soaked family feud, freakishly hung<br />

Steve decides to jizz out with his biz out.<br />

The cartoonish nature of the goings on made<br />

dubbing a breeze, just a silly improv, I just<br />

had to remember not to talk when Kip’s<br />

mouth was full. Larry admonished me as I<br />

was leaving the session, “Next time try not<br />

to sound so black.” There would be no next<br />

time despite rave reviews for Kip’s performance.<br />

Michael Panknin was an especially sharp<br />

observer when it came to people, he loved<br />

Old Hollywood and the stars that made it<br />

great, always going on about Bette Davis,<br />

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