Ben & Arthur (2002)
A pair of recently married gay men are threatened by one of the partner's brother, a religious fanatic who plots to murder them after being ostracized by his church.
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Arthur Sailes -
Ben Sheets -
Victor Sailes
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Father Rabin
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Attorney
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Private Investigator, Justin Abraham
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Priest
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Stan
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Agent Moreen
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Bar Owner
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Scott
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Mildread
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Grocery Lady
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Director:
Sam MraovichWriter:
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The role of Victor (played by Mike Haboush) was originally Victoria. Victoria was supposed to be the mother of Arthur. Sam Mraovich ultimately decided it would be more powerful to portray Arthur's nemesis as a closeted gay man, so he changed the role to that of Arthur's brother and cast gay porn star Michael Haboush in the role. In the shooting script that Mraovich self-published, though, he accidentally left the name Victoria in several places.
Quotes
Arthur Sailes:
Hello?
Ben Sheets:
Arthur, did you find out yet?
Arthur Sailes:
No, I didn't find out. The TV just broke, I've been down here taking a nap.
Ben Sheets:
Forget the stupid TV! Try the radio, maybe it being broadcast over the radio.
Arthur Sailes:
Okay, let me get out of bed... All right... Hey Ben, I'm ...
Goofs
When Ben is on the phone learning of his attorney's death, he is shirtless. The camera briefly cuts away to Arthur, then it cuts back to Ben, who has a sweater on. Ben could not have donned the sweater in the two seconds the camera was on Arthur.
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The EntertainerBy Scott Joplin
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Genres
Drama | Romance | ThrillerDetails
Release Date:
2 January 2003Language
English
Country of Origin
USAFilming Locations
Hollywood, California, USABox Office
Budget:
$40,000 (estimated)
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