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Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss

Director/Writer:	Tommy O'Haver
Director of Photography:	Mark Mervis
Editor:	Jeff Betancourt
Music:	Alan Ari Lazar
Production Designer:	Franco-Giacamo Carbone
Producer:	David Moseley
	Trimark Pictures: R; 92 minutes
Release:	7/98
Cast:	Sean P. Hayes, Brad Rowe, Richard Ganoung, Meredith Scott Lynn, Matthew Ashford, Armodando Valdes-Kennedy, Paul Bartel, Carmine Giovinazzo and Holly Woodlawn

Sparkling with technocolor and lively bohemian LA settings, this gay romantic comedy is a tribute to Hollywood and happy endings. Billy (Hayes) is a charming gay man whose search for a soulmate leads to Gabriel (Howe) a gorgeous model/actor/waiter – who's also a “breeder”. A much-hyped showing at the Sundance Film Festival, O'Haver's comedy owes much of its punch to a shining supporting cast that also includes Meredith Scott Lynn, Paul Bartel and Richard Ganoung.

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