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‘Centerfold Fever’, Original Theatrical Trailer

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Watch out for this guy. He’s always bouncing back with something unexpected. They say he once wrote and published a study on pimps in Berkeley back in his Beat days. He made an appearance on the David Suskind Show two years ago, pretending to be a liberated asexual. He was quite good, actually. Gave a sparkling rendition. Toward the end, when he announced that he only got hard reading the New York Times, Susskind became wary of Milner, which made it clear he had no idea he was talking to the editor of Stag Magazine and had been, once again, swindled. And then, there was that mock wedding. That… Happening. Milner “married” an ex nudie model as a sort of tribute to an old friendship. The Bride and Groom read their original platonic platitudes to each other, while the girlie magazine who purchased the rights took lots of pics of everybody’s porno friends, who start any party right off – wedding or not- by popping out their tits. Milner is sincere, however. That is his charm. He gave away a slew of gold plated 50 cent tokens as a “wedding present” to whatever few guests happened not to be in a state of succor at the moment.

And now, the latest, is that Richard Milner (AKA Dick Miller, Richard Mailer) had made a movie, a comedy called Centerfold Fever (Starring Kandi Barbour, Samantha Fox, Tiffany Clark, Annie Sprinkle, Marc Stevens, Ron Jeremy, Featuring Lisa Be, Colette Connors, Les Katz, Angel, Bobbi Burns, Bobby Astyr, Veri Knotty, Ron Filene, R. Bolla, Suzie Nero, Susaye London, Robin Sane, David Morris), based upon five years of editing magazines like Stag and Swank, and years of reviewing porn movies. Again, the Milner touch. Half the porn stars in his movie were the same ones carrying on at his mock wedding three years ago. The New York contingent are very friendly, work within their own circle for laughs.

Milner knows many of them as hang-out friends and just lets them do what they do in his movie. People like Annie Sprinkle and Kandi Barbour, et al, but he has added a few cute touches. He went out and recruited a girl who frequented swing clubs, a total suburban nobody whose pizzaz started the pros buzzing in their part of the New York world. Milner signed her up right away. He managed to get another little juicy zinger in for the grapevine by getting the movie reviewer of Genesis to appear, playing herself.

Milner was sounding optimistic as ever, but a little frazzled, when we spoke to him at Stag.

CAV: How did the idea for your film begin?

MILNER: This movie grew out of the people, the locations I developed at Stag, that were favorites with our readers. I simply tried to use all the elements that I’ve been working with in the magazine and translated it into a film. More >