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Men at Work (1981)
Collection of five short films from Nova. "Telephone Pole" — A telephone line repairman finds a beautiful pole to climb and it's attached to a beautiful stud who knows his business. "Stable Studs" — The new ranch hand has his morning stable cleaning chores interrupted when his boss arrives with some rather novel ideas about how the new hand can best be of service. "Down In The Depths" — Two humpy dudes can get mighty hot when working on the repair of a large boiler. "Warehouse Load" — Their work done, a couple of warehousemen prove the old axiom that one good load deserves another. "Surprise Delivery" — Working for a delivery service can produce all kinds of surprising situations. Also includes a bonus scene from "EarthMan (Part 1: The Paul Seton Story)."
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Collection of five short films from Nova. "Telephone Pole" — A telephone line repairman finds a beautiful pole to climb and it's attached to a beautiful stud who knows his business. "Stable Studs" — The new ranch hand has his morning stable cleaning chores interrupted when his boss arrives with some rather novel ideas about how the new hand can best be of service. "Down In The Depths" — Two humpy dudes can get mighty hot when working on the repair of a large boiler. "Warehouse Load" — Their work done, a couple of warehousemen prove the old axiom that one good load deserves another. "Surprise Delivery" — Working for a delivery service can produce all kinds of surprising situations. Also includes a bonus scene from "EarthMan (Part 1: The Paul Seton Story)."
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1981
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:Nova Productions, Cosco Studio
Cast
Scott Masters, Fred Halsted
Director
Marc Fore
(segment "Telephone Pole") (archive footage)
Randy Lane
(segment "Telephone Pole") (archive footage)
Cal Holt
(segment "Stable Stud") (archive footage)
Ted Roberts
(segment "Stable Stud") (archive footage)
Mike DeGangi
(segment "Down In The Depths") (archive footage)
Dean Goodman
(segment "Down In The Depths") (archive footage)
Clay Russell
(segment "Warehouse Load") (archive footage)
Ron Stevens
(segment "Warehouse Load") (archive footage)
Greg Dale
(segment "Surprise Delivery") (archive footage)
Lee Marlin
(segment "Surprise Delivery") (archive footage)
Paul Seton
(segment "EarthMan: The Paul Seton Story") (archive footage)
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