Prince of Swine (2010)

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Prince of Swine is a wild and revolutionary new comedy, a metaphor for the state of the country, and a rowdy send up of everything from the new feminism to Wall Street to the American religion of celebrity. When Jiggle King Jerry Farber gropes a dimwitted B-movie starlet then fires her from his… More Prince of Swine is a wild and revolutionary new comedy, a metaphor for the state of the country, and a rowdy send up of everything from the new feminism to Wall Street to the American religion of celebrity. When Jiggle King Jerry Farber gropes a dimwitted B-movie starlet then fires her from his latest T & A extravaganza, an idealistic young attorney vows to bring him down and make him pay for the cruelty of swine everywhere. To do so she must make a deal with the Devil and get in bed with her new boss, another Prince of Swine who detests everything she stands for. -- (C) Official Site

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 40 min.
Directed By: Mark Toma
Written By: Mark Toma
Genres: Comedy

In Theaters: Sep 16, 2011 Wide
Studio: Independent Pictures

Critic Reviews

Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times
A film with nothing to please the eye and even less to excite the mind.
Ronnie Scheib, Variety
Incompetent on every level.
Nick Pinkerton, Village Voice
A pretend poison pen letter to Hollywood sleaze and excess, Prince of Swine is in fact Toma's application to join the club -- hopefully denied.
Andrew Schenker, Slant Magazine
All the world's a stage-and pimps and whores its players. At least that's the equation that seems to sum up Mark Toma's mirthless, relentlessly cynical comedy.

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Cast

            Nell Ruttledge as Julie

            Mark Toma as Witt

            John Klematanski as Farber

            John Klemantaski as Farber

            Angel Marin as Alicia

            Julian Starks as Biggs

            Amber Holley as Kelly

            Stanton Schnepp as Goldman

            Jeannine Bisignano as Evelyn

            Carly Cylinder as Robin

            William Knight as Bernie

            Heidi Mastrogiovanni as Judge Kimball

            David Green as Cameron Casey

            Fred Toma as Angry Bartender

            Mitchell Moore as Peter

            Bernadette Roberts as Bambi Cataldo

            Jennifer Johnson as Dancer with a Knife

            Michael Mitchell as Tortured Assistant

            Jason Frasca as New Age Sensitive Boyfriend

            Hawk Younkins as Brute Boyfriend

            Sabrina Machado as Chartreuse Ivy

            Vanessa Preziose as Angry Brunette

            Laura Niles as Mystery Girl

            Emil Roco as Goldman's Boytoy

            Nicole Armijo as Cafe Waitress

            Sara Irving as Café Girl

            Vincent Preziose as Latte Drinker

            Danny Collins as Max Weinberg

            Rayder Woods as Party Animal

            Diana Terranova as Kansas Hating Woman

            Justin Burch as Buck Naked

            Michael Rogers as Kong Dong

            Mark Wiercioch as Relaxed Cameraman

            Ryan Stuckey as Flirting Bartender

            Luky as Luky

            Stephen Ralston
            
            Nancy P. Corbo
            
            Val Vasili
            
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