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One, Two, Many
One, Two, Many is a 2008 American sex comedy film directed by Michael DeLorenzo and written and produced by John Melendez, who also stars. Released under the National Lampoon brand, the film also features Bellamy Young, Jeffrey Ross, Hudson Leick, Terryn Westbrook, and Mark Cuban. It follows a struggling actor whose search for a partner willing to participate in threesomes threatens his relationship with a woman who initially accepts the arrangement.
Thomas Burns is a struggling actor whose relationships repeatedly end because he insists that his ideal partner must be willing to participate in threesomes. His friend Ernie encourages his pursuit, while his therapist suggests that the fantasy prevents him from forming a committed relationship.
During a temporary acting job, Thomas meets Jennifer, who says that she might consider a threesome within a secure relationship. After the two begin dating, an attempted encounter with an escort collapses when Thomas repeatedly leaves to obtain money. They later meet Darla, a singer who is primarily attracted to Jennifer.
The encounter initially appears to fulfill Thomas's fantasy, but his continued interest in Darla causes Jennifer to question his commitment. Jealousy and resentment develop as Thomas pushes the arrangement beyond the boundaries he and Jennifer established, forcing him to choose between continuing to pursue his fantasy and preserving their relationship.
The principal cast includes:
Melendez wrote the screenplay after receiving only minor acting roles during his early career. He told Reuters that he completed the first version approximately eight years before the film's release and initially raised some financing, but not enough to begin production. The project was revived after one of his friends found an investor willing to finance it.
In November 2007, Screen Daily reported that National Lampoon was offering the film to international distributors. The publication described One, Two, Many as a “pick-up comedy”, distinguishing it from the company's internally developed productions. National Lampoon had acquired the film by January 2008.
The film was produced through Chapter 2 Productions and Digital Film Company. In addition to writing and starring in the film, Melendez served as a producer, while Marc Fiore and Caron Feldman were also credited as producers.
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One, Two, Many
One, Two, Many is a 2008 American sex comedy film directed by Michael DeLorenzo and written and produced by John Melendez, who also stars. Released under the National Lampoon brand, the film also features Bellamy Young, Jeffrey Ross, Hudson Leick, Terryn Westbrook, and Mark Cuban. It follows a struggling actor whose search for a partner willing to participate in threesomes threatens his relationship with a woman who initially accepts the arrangement.
Thomas Burns is a struggling actor whose relationships repeatedly end because he insists that his ideal partner must be willing to participate in threesomes. His friend Ernie encourages his pursuit, while his therapist suggests that the fantasy prevents him from forming a committed relationship.
During a temporary acting job, Thomas meets Jennifer, who says that she might consider a threesome within a secure relationship. After the two begin dating, an attempted encounter with an escort collapses when Thomas repeatedly leaves to obtain money. They later meet Darla, a singer who is primarily attracted to Jennifer.
The encounter initially appears to fulfill Thomas's fantasy, but his continued interest in Darla causes Jennifer to question his commitment. Jealousy and resentment develop as Thomas pushes the arrangement beyond the boundaries he and Jennifer established, forcing him to choose between continuing to pursue his fantasy and preserving their relationship.
The principal cast includes:
Melendez wrote the screenplay after receiving only minor acting roles during his early career. He told Reuters that he completed the first version approximately eight years before the film's release and initially raised some financing, but not enough to begin production. The project was revived after one of his friends found an investor willing to finance it.
In November 2007, Screen Daily reported that National Lampoon was offering the film to international distributors. The publication described One, Two, Many as a “pick-up comedy”, distinguishing it from the company's internally developed productions. National Lampoon had acquired the film by January 2008.
The film was produced through Chapter 2 Productions and Digital Film Company. In addition to writing and starring in the film, Melendez served as a producer, while Marc Fiore and Caron Feldman were also credited as producers.