HMS Victor Victorian <VictorVictorianREMOVE@hushmail.com> wrote in
news:f335p3120ic4t19lfb7971rfctdg53a6a4@4ax.com:
> On Sat, 19 Jan 2008 23:13:01 GMT, movie watcher <what.is@email.not>
> wrote:
>
>>
>>> Your careful explanation of the source of these Oliver films, and
>>> the derivation of pictures from the magazine Juenes et Natural,
>>> hence, I assume, "Jen" is most appreciated.
>>>
>>> It is curious that you believe Oliver to be neither French or
>>> German, but Portuguese. Why is that? Certainly Oliver physically
>>> contrasts with his close friends in the film Happy Holiday, but
>>> certainly French boys can be as dark, certainly! I am just curious,
>>> particularly given the earlier comments about French accents by my
>>> French correspondent.
>>>
>>> I have believed that the great number of videos of Oliver were taken
>>> at Corsica, rather than Croatia or in France proper. Have you any
>>> information regarding that?
>>>
>>> I know very little about Pokjart. Can you tell me more about them?
>>> Are they still producing film?
>>>
>>> Again, thank you for your contribution, my dear Movie Watcher.
>>>
>>> Perhaps the Non could add some further information as well. I now
>>> include the very first two pictures I beheld of Oliver.
>>>
>>> I still shake my head in bewilderment as to why someone altered his
>>> eye colour! Brown ... as they say ... is beautiful!
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Victor
>>> God Save Her Majesty the Queen.
>>> God Preserve the Prince of Wales.
>>> Rule Britannia!
>>>
>>As for the origin of Oliver, I believe nothing, because I have no
>>foundation for any belief, except that he is probably European.
>>In the previous thread it was speculated he might be of Portuguese
>>origin, hence my reference to Portugal.
>>
>>I know very little about Pojkart myself, I only know it's listed in
>>the current German internet telephone directory, and the internet
>>
>>If the company has any homepage or email address, I haven't found it,
>>and I am not about to call Germany.
>>
>>*****
>>
>>The French Riviera can be an expensive place for a vacation, so I
>>imagine Corsica to be the French equivalent of Mallorca. Your French
>>correspondent would know far, far more about it than I.
>>My expertise of the French, their language and habits is dubious, to
>>say the least.
>>
>>I am not able to tell where the pictures and films have been made, but
>>I'd guess on French territory, be it mainland France and/or Corsica.
>>
>>My reference to Croatia stems from German vacation habits and the FKK
>>resorts there, the French are far less likely to vacation there.
>>
>>As for his age, again pure speculation, but JeN was active in the
>>early 90's, and I believe that's when the Pojkart movies were made
>>too. thus it is reasonable to assume Oliver was born around 1980,
>>possibly a year or two later.
>>So, I'd expect him to be about 27 years old now.
>>I do hope he still has that glint in his eyes.
>>
>>Cheers,
>>MW
>
> As do I, my friend,
> As do I.
>
> He very much reminds me of the young lad who starred in Mondo.
> An interesting, avant garde film. I love the scene when he awakes to
> find the surf awash in Arabic incribed oranges.
>
> That, and the fact he was thrashing about in the nude, of course.
>
> Ha!
>
> Do you know of anyone who has a large format version of that film.
> The one I've obtained is ... excuse my language ... buggered.
>
> Victor.
> God Save Her Majesty the Queen.
> God Preserve the Prince of Wales.
> Rule Britannia!
>
Sorry, nearly all my .mpg and .avi movies were on an external hard disk
that died on me, including Mondo. Almost 300 gB worth :( I haven't
quite given up retrieving them, but I haven't too much hope.
I do not have a DVD version.
There are dedicated boy cinema movie groups, you could try asking for a
repost. My version used to be a 2-CD .avi, I believe, in reasonable
quality, posted a couple of years back.
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