The Gigolos
- 2007 film
Comedy starring Susannah York. Sacha is a male gigolo plying his trade around London's Mayfair, with the assistance of pimp/valet/organiser Trevor.
The Gigolos
A highly original and acutely observed 'buddy' comedy from British newcomer Richard Bracewell Set in the world of male escorts in London's Mayfair, the smooth and charming Sacha (Sacha Tarter) is a favourite among the wealthy over-fifties.
When Sacha is injured, his younger live-in valet Trevor (Trevor Sather) stands in, creating a jealous rivalry which threatens their co-dependent relationship.
Special features:
Feature commentary by Richard Bracewell, Tarter and Sather
Gigolos Uncovered (Paul Sullivan, 2008): 'making-of' documentary (28mins)
The Big Idea: a portrait of entrepreneurial Britain (Richard Bracewell, 2003): short film from the creative team behind The Gigolos (28 mins)
Interview with director, BBC Film Network (2007, 7 mins)
How to Write a Hollywood Screenplay (Richard Bracewell, 1995): short film written by and starring David Wolstencroft (10 mins)
Original trailer
Illustrated booklet
Dolby Digital stereo audio (320kbps)
First released: Monday 9th February 2009
DVD- Distributor: BFI
- Region: 2
- Discs: 1
- Catalogue: BFIVD799
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