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Gay Pride

Happy Gay Pride month, folks! From all of us at LucasKazan

Halloween fun

Sex, Opera, Barihunks and…

The latest issue of MANNER magazine on sex, opera, the phenomenon of the barihunks (those hunky baritons often appearing bare-chested on stage) and our very own porn adaptations: pictured here –along with two barihunks– the set of SCHOOL FOR LOVERS (from Mozart/DaPonte) and Pietro Rosselli in UNDER THE BIG TOP/”The Clowns” (from Leoncavallo)

Legendary bodies: Pietro Rosselli

This handsome Argentinean made a name for himself with Kristen Bjorn: matinee idol looks, sexual magnetism and a bubble butt he seldom puts to good use (he did bottom in Under the Big Top, our own adaptation of Leoncavallo’s “Pagliacci”). We last ran into Pietro Rosselli while shooting in Madrid –he hasn’t aged a day!

Behind the scenes with Ettore and Damien

Filmed in Spain’s capital at the eve of GayPride, WHEN IN MADRID debuts on lucaskazan September 6th. Production took place in Chueca, Madrid’s world-famous glbt district. An area smaller than West Hollywood. But jam-packed with clubs, disco-bars, cafes and… pornstars. Over a few short days, we spotted just about everyone you can think of: from Staghomme’s residents
Goran and Francesco D’Macho to Italian Alex Marte and American Spencer Reed… We even ran into retired Pietro Rosselli of KristenBjorn fame, visiting from Argentina. Here’s a look at Ettore Tosi and Damien Crosse in Chueca and around the ‘Gran Via’.

Down memory lane: 2004

No reason for this update. Except… a bit of nostalgia? So many gorgeous guys in our 2004 Calendar (for Bruno Gmuender): some we lost touch with. What happened to Pietro Rosselli and Vilem Cage (top left)? What to Federico Bulsara and Victor Racek (bottom left)?

Down memory lane: Journey to Greece

More souvenirs from kristenbjorn.com. This time around, it’s “Journey to Greece”, co-produced in 2002 and filmed entirely on the island of Paros (spend a romantic vacation there, it’s worth every penny). Pictured here: Antonio Armani, Max Veneziano and Pietro Rosselli.