After leading a charmed life in Part 1 of Thomas Paine's excellent Adam & Eve video, Tony Tedeschi as Alfie (a lift from the Michael Caine classic role) gets his just desserts in Part 2.
The scoundrel had been ever so mean to girlfriend Lisa (lovely star Malitia) but in Part 2 she becomes pregnant and it is Alfie's friend Daniel (Steve Hatcher, merely cameoing in Part 1, uncredited) who stands by her and even proposes marriage.
Meanwhile, Alfie has gone to work for a meanie of a boss, the beautiful superstar Raylene. He acts as a doorman/maitre d' (dressed uncomfortably in a tux) at her night club and is on call as gigolo to service any female clients of hers who need it. He also gets to hump Raylene herself, but there is a brilliant end to that scene, as instead of rewarding him as expected she summarily fires him and even tells him off. It's a fitting corrective to Alfie's misbehavior throughout Part 1, stemming from him meeting a woman as cruel and selfish as he is.
Finale is extremely well-judged, with a delightful trick ending that defies both Hollywood Ending predictability and the usual cornball resolutions of story-line porn.
Buttman's real-life wife Tricia Devereaux has a sexy scene, and Tedeschi also gets to do a three-way inside a stretch limo (a porn trope I keep seeing recently, probably because I'm sampling different eras) with talented though unknown to me actresses named Timber and Liberty.
The scoundrel had been ever so mean to girlfriend Lisa (lovely star Malitia) but in Part 2 she becomes pregnant and it is Alfie's friend Daniel (Steve Hatcher, merely cameoing in Part 1, uncredited) who stands by her and even proposes marriage.
Meanwhile, Alfie has gone to work for a meanie of a boss, the beautiful superstar Raylene. He acts as a doorman/maitre d' (dressed uncomfortably in a tux) at her night club and is on call as gigolo to service any female clients of hers who need it. He also gets to hump Raylene herself, but there is a brilliant end to that scene, as instead of rewarding him as expected she summarily fires him and even tells him off. It's a fitting corrective to Alfie's misbehavior throughout Part 1, stemming from him meeting a woman as cruel and selfish as he is.
Finale is extremely well-judged, with a delightful trick ending that defies both Hollywood Ending predictability and the usual cornball resolutions of story-line porn.
Buttman's real-life wife Tricia Devereaux has a sexy scene, and Tedeschi also gets to do a three-way inside a stretch limo (a porn trope I keep seeing recently, probably because I'm sampling different eras) with talented though unknown to me actresses named Timber and Liberty.