Cock & Bull Story (Southside) (2003)
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39% of users liked it
(720 ratings)
Billy Hayes' drama Cock & Bull Story concerns boxers struggling with their sexual instincts. Set in working-class New Jersey, the film stars Bret Roberts as Travis, a young fighter on the rise. Those close to him, especially his trainer Pascoe (Greg Mullavey), object to Travis hanging around… More Billy Hayes' drama Cock & Bull Story concerns boxers struggling with their sexual instincts. Set in working-class New Jersey, the film stars Bret Roberts as Travis, a young fighter on the rise. Those close to him, especially his trainer Pascoe (Greg Mullavey), object to Travis hanging around best friend Jacko (Brian Austin Green). Perpetually the subject of rumors concerning his sexual orientation, Travis ends up unwittingly taking part in a gay bashing incident. Jacko begins hiding out from tough guy Dumiak (Darin Heames). Even though he has a girlfriend, Annie (Wendy Fowler), Travis admits that his style of boxing may have something to do with his hidden homosexual yearnings. Cock & Bull Story was screened at the 2003 San Francisco Lesbian & Gay Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
- Directed By
- Billy Hayes
- Written By
- Billy Hayes
- Genres
- Drama
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Feb 15, 2003 Wide
- Studio
- Pantheon Entertainment
Critic Reviews
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Ted Fry, Seattle Times
A load of affected hooey.
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Steve Rhodes, Internet Reviews
A gripping and honest exploration of maleness, sexuality, brutality and sports.
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Sean Axmaker, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
The homoerotic potential of the boxing drama is bluntly and clumsily plastered across the screen...
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Cast
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Brian Austin Green
as Jacko
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Bret Roberts
as Travis
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Wendy Fowler
as Annie
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Greg Mullavey
as Pascoe
- John Prosky
- Sam Scarber
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Darin Heames
as Dumiak
- Christian Payne
- David Spates
- Jason Boggs
- Murray Robert Miano
- Jennifer Rebecca Bailey
- "King" Ipitan
- Kurt Caceres
- Luke Massy
- Elias McCabe
- Kay Lenz
- Greg Mullavy
- Kelly Macdonald
