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Lighten up, Norman. Think of all the actors out there who would kill just to be able to audition for
the laughing voice of the roly-poly pizza dough boy.
Could you please not mention food when you have a catering job on the same day?
But it's at Frederick Wolfe's place.
Producer of I'm Alright, You're All Dead?
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Year: 2003
Director: Rolfe Kanefsky
Critic rating: 5
Rating: NR
Genre: Erotica
Format: plain
Apparently this little straight-to-video softcore flick was edited together from episodes of some Skinimax-type series called 'Butterscotch'. There's nothing mentioned about that in the credits, but does it really matter? What matters is that Norman Prents (Scott Coppola) gets the ability to turn invisible and uses it the way any normal man would, by banging lots of chicks, but mainly the unbelieably gorgeous Gabriella Hall, who plays his girlfriend Kelli Parkinson. What's so great about this movie is that since he's invisible while he's banging Gabriella we have amazing shots of her body in action. That alone makes this a must own for any softcore fan. Also stars Kim Dawson, Holly Hollywood and Elina Madison.