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Being Ron Jeremy

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I wasn't expecting much from this DVD when I got it as a gift from a big Ron Jeremy Fan. Let me tell you this was HIRLARIOUS. Andy Dick plays Ron's porn acting coach and is great! The movie is packed with extras including Ron's complete stand-up comedy act that he actually performs on the road and a segment that had me laughing non-stop called "Inside The Porn Actors Studio" where Ron goes into graphic details in front of a captive audience on everything you've always wanted to know about his life and career in porn. There is a special section on the DVD called "Backstage with The Porn Stars" where there is tons of nudity by some of the porn worlds hottest women inluding Gauge, Marey Carey, Kendra jade, Teri Weigel, Kira Eggers and much more!

If you like your humor rude, crude, well scripted and outrageous....then look no further. This is a very funny movie indeed.

Think "Being John Malkovich"- but instead of John you've got Ron - and a bunch of horny guys climbing through his portal and into his body to get a taste of what it's like to be one of the most recognized faces the porn industry has ever seen.

That is...until he farts at least.

It sounds trashy- but this is actually a very comical short film. Oh yeah, it's completely tasteless as well. ;-)

Well acted and written, "Being Ron Jeremy" is worth a vieiwing for sure.

A great little movie to watch with your friends - it also boasts some darn good extras as well.....

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Author: Jim Hemphill from Los Angeles, CA

This is a hilarious riff on BEING JOHN MALKOVICH that delivers as both a witty satire on the porn industry and as a showcase for its talented leading man, Brian Berke. Berke, the stand-up comedian who directed the film, sharply parodies not only Jeremy's image but the psychology of the typical male porn viewer. The results are outrageous and sometimes insightful, and Jeremy's willingness to play along with the joke makes for some infectious fun. Like Malkovich in the Spike Jonze film, Jeremy is making fun not of himself but of the public's perception of him, and aided by the sharp writing he gives a genuinely winning performance. Andy Dick adds comic support in some of the movie's funniest scenes, and Berke's self-deprecating style marks him as a sort of X-rated Woody Allen. A very satisfying piece of entertainment.

The extras were longer than the feature movie. Jeremy's stand up was insightful about the industry. There was more nudity in the extras & hardly any in this short film.