Well who better to portray the GFE then Porn Star known for ATM ))

It looks okay  but honestly  their are alot of movies about escorting and prostitution made every year. And I'm thinking  this will just be an art house flick because if it was going to be at my local theater I already know that FOX News would already complaining about it.

It may be OK, but I saw nothing in the trailer that would make me want to see this.

We get it. There's a movie call "The Girlfriend Experience". We're all primed to see it...LOL!

This was financed by billionaire Mark Cuban who has done a number of movies which premier on his HDNet (a cable channel), and supposedly in theatres on the same day. The movies have been consistently bad; slow and tedious. No story line and horrific editing. You get a free viewing on the channel when it premiers and then they charge $9.99 after, to see it .

I don't expect this to be any different than the crap that has been done before. It airs May 20th at 8pm, 9:30pm and 11:00pm. You must have a High Def cable package that includes HDNet.

This one is the indie Canadian one. This one is a low budget film that presents the hobby from the client's point of view. BTW the filmmaker is a woman, if that matters. There was a previous post about this yesterday I think.

Re: The Girlfriend Experience - THE MOVIE!

I did a taped interview for the pre-production of this film. At one time, they were toying with the idea of having me appear as a madam in the film, until they decided that there wouldn't be a starring role for a madam, LOL. Maybe it was my extensive recount of the endless minutiae of running an agency that even had Mr Soderbergh bored to tears as he was viewing the tape? My impression of the writer and director was that they - like zillions of other people out there - romanticized and stereotyped the idea of being a provider or even a madam. They wanted to hear "the juicy details," not about the portable credit card machines or the screening mechanisms of clients, or the boring details of making travel arrangements for the providers. Nor did they want to hear about upscale, normal clients without any mental dysfunctions. I don't quite know what they were after - maybe something that would look very interesting on film? A twisted client? We don't need film for that; sadly, we only need to turn to the news to find the latter.

And I actually am very much looking forward to it, but then I am a big Soderbergh fan (Traffic, Sex, Lies and Videotapes, Che, The Good German and the Ocean's trilogy, etc.). And I like me some Sasha too .