Hunk (film)

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Hunk
Hunk DVD cover
Directed by	Lawrence Bassoff
Produced by	Marilyn Jacobs Tenser Steven J. Wolfe (associate producer)
Written by	Lawrence Bassoff
Starring	John Allen Nelson Steve Levitt James Coco
Music by	David Kurtz
Cinematography	Bryan England
Editing by	Richard E. Westover
Distributed by	Crown International Pictures RCA
Release date(s)	March 6, 1987
Running time	102 min.
Country	United States
Language	English
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Hunk is a 1987 comedy film, starring John Allen Nelson, Steve Levitt, James Coco and Deborah Shelton. Directed by Lawrence Bassoff.

1 Plot summary
2 Cast
3 Controversy
4 External links

[edit] Plot summary

Bradley Brinkman is a nerd who has a hard time finding true love, but by way of a deal with Dr. D (who happens to be the Devil himself), Bradley becomes Hunk Golden, a stud who has the perfect body and special abilities, like eating a lot without gaining a pound, cavity proof teeth, and other things too. Hunk becomes a celebrity and now has it all, but he soon grows tired of the fame. Hunk learns that all deals come with a price, and that being famous is not actually as glamourous and great as it once seemed to be.

[edit] Cast

John Allen Nelson ... Hunk Golden
Steve Levitt ... Bradley Brinkman
Deborah Shelton ... O'Brien
James Coco ... Dr. D
Rebeccah Bush ... Sandy
Cynthia Szigeti ... Chachka
Hilary Shepard Turner ... Alexis Cash
Avery Schreiber ... Constatine Constapopolis
Robert Morse ... Garrison Gaylord

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[edit] Controversy

Considerable controversy has been associated with his scantily-clad lead-role in the movie HUNK, where significant media attention focused on the over-developed dimensions of John Allen Nelson's private part. This scandal was examined and resulted in many different outcomes. His dick was apparently over defined, especially in the transformation scene, when incorporating computer graphics, thus making his dick larger than it is. However, due to Nelson's strong physique and body mass, the crotch would relatively be in its normal size. An erection may have occurred during filming which was another factoid to the length of his penis. Frequently touted as "the guy with the longest," Nelson's movie HUNK increasingly found its way into the gay sections of video and DVD rental stores, much to the dismay of Crown International Pictures. [1]