Tales of the Arabian Nights Preview
A few days ago we let you know that Steve Cruz had been named chief videographer for Raging Stallion and that the upcoming Tales of the Arabian Nights would be technically be the first film in this capacity. Since then we've received some more info on this hot new movie and it looks like it's going to be a biggie. Of course we had a good idea that this was the case last year when it was being filmed but the fact that Tales of the Arabian Nights is a two-part four-disc blockbuster should tell you how big this really is.
The original working title of Tales of the Arabian Nights was Arabesque 2 since it's a thematic follow-up to the original 2005 RS flick Arabesque featuring super-hot men of the Middle East. We don't know why exactly the title was changed but the new title definitely has more stand alone appeal. Now for those who haven't seen the original flick Raging Stallion has an outrageously appealing offer. When you pre-order Tales of the Arabian Nights you also get the two-disc Arabesque for free! Sounds like a great incentive to us!
Of course the cast is also an awesome incentive to get Tales of the Arabian Nights. The cast includes Steve Cruz (yes he does a lot on this movie eh?), Man of the Year 2010 Austin Wilde, Angelo Marconi, Antonio Biaggi, Aybars, Conner Habib, Damien Crosse, Adam Killian, new RS exclusive Derrek Diamond, Dominic Pacifico, Francesco D'Macho, Ricky Martinez, RJ Danvers, Tony Aziz, & Wilfried Knight. Yes, much of the cast is of Middle East and/or Mediterranean descent so we're talking as much realistic casting as the first movie, if not more.
Directed by Chris Ward & Ben Leon, Tales of the Arabian Night is released towards the end of March but you'll be able to see a 45 minute behind-the-scenes video on March 18 at the Cruz/Bruno Bond site Hard Friction. The video has sex scenes, interviews with the case, and off camera antics. It's what Raging Stallion refers to as a "'cock-umentary". Of course it's meant to pique even more interest in the movie just in case the cast and the upcoming publicity isn't enough. In the coming weeks