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a Manhuel_Laver : I should have added: So your guess that some mainstream types may have worked on this has a decent chance of being right, as mainstream knows mainstream. I think pornography has suffered from being so entirely its own thing, in former times more people working in it _could_ have worked in Hollywood but it just never gappened for them, as is the case for most actors, directors, writers, etc., some of whom might have been very good.
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a italianstick : Well, the director was Gary Graver, not a major Hollywood cinematographer but respected for his work with and loyalty to Orson Welles—who wouldn't have put-up with someone less than at least very good.
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Thats the best looking film Ive ever seen.. the film, color, lighting .. they must have had a bunch of known hollywood guys working on it, making side money
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