My Hustler
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Andy Warhol
Paul America
Ed Hood
Ed Wiener
John Macdermott
S. P. Farry
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
A wealthy, balding homosexual hires a young blonde hustler to spend a weekend with him at his summer cottage on Fire Island, New York. As the young man suns himself on the beach, the older man boasts of his "possession" to a female neighbor who delights in trying to entice young hustlers away from their weekend lovers. When an older hustler joins them on the porch of the beachhouse, the balding man bets his two companions that they cannot lure away his blonde houseguest. After the young woman has made an unsuccessful attempt to do so, the older hustler joins the younger man in the bathroom of the beachhouse. As they shower and shave, they discuss the life of a professional hustler, its rewards and its drawbacks. Their lengthy conversation is interrupted several times as other people, including the balding man, stop by to chat with the young hustler. Through it all, however, he remains noncommittal, seemingly indifferent to the swarm of admirers competing for his attention.
Director
Andy Warhol
Cast
Paul America
Ed Hood
Ed Wiener
John Macdermott
S. P. Farry
Genevieve Charbon
Jeanne Vieve
Joseph Campbell
Dorothy Dean
Arthur Hooks
Crew
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Notes
Filmed on Fire Island, New York.
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1965
Released in United States June 1990
Released in United States September 15, 1990
Shown at American Cinematheque, Los Angeles as part of the series "The Early Films of Andy Warhola" June 8-10, 1990.
Shown at New York Lesbian and Gay Experimental Film Festival, New York City September 15, 1990.
24 fps
Filmed in July 1965.
Released in United States 1965
Released in United States June 1990 (Shown at American Cinematheque, Los Angeles as part of the series "The Early Films of Andy Warhola" June 8-10, 1990.)
Released in United States September 15, 1990 (Shown at New York Lesbian and Gay Experimental Film Festival, New York City September 15, 1990.)
