On Set With Rob Spallone, Trinity James
June 3, 2004
I run into Destiny DeVille, a dark girl from England.
She says she got choked (on the set of Cream Passion Pies) by big black guy LT last night and she loved it. She almost passed out. She says he didn't realize she couldn't breathe.
She's moved on from her skinhead boyfriend Aaron, 24, in England. "We split up. I met somebody else out here but he's involved with somebody else. He's a director.
"I'm still talking to my boyfriend. We're still trying to work things out. He was arranging with my mom and dad for me to get married to him in a few weeks. He wanted me to wear a white dress and I wanted red."
"Have you told him that you are doing scenes out here?" I ask.
"No." She laughs.
"Tell him that you did your first anal."
"I did two and I quit. It was bad."
"Have you done a DP?"
"What's a DP?"
No, she hasn't.
"Has anyone hurt you physically or emotionally?"
"Yes, he [the American director] did. Last night."
"Have your breasts gotten bigger?"
She laughs. "I think so. I think it's the birth control pills, even though I forget to take them."
She finds her pills and takes one.
"Did you take one yesterday?"
"I'm not sure. Umm, I'm sure I did. I can't remember."
Destiny says she has not had sex outside of work on this trip to the US, though she did give the director she likes a blowjob. In the past three weeks, she's been on three dates.
"Are you sore from all the sex you've been having?"
"No. I haven't been doing that much sex.
"I saw what you wrote about me on the Internet. That my boyfriend always beat me. Always. That was nasty."
"I was only trying to write a good story."
"That was good. I liked it. I like everything you write about me. You make me feel so special. Now get on the bed."
She laughs and then becomes pensive. "I feel like I'm going to get really emotional about [the American director]. I may have to keep my distance from him because I know it's just a total fling. For him, it's a fling."
Her ex-boyfriend Aaron flies in next week. "He took an overdose the other day. I think he's into heroin. They took him to the hospital. I think we'll end up back together. I've been with him since I was 14. I'll have to do the right thing and marry him."
"Why would you want to marry someone so unstable?"
"Because I know he's a good person and he can change."
"Just because he goes around beating up blacks..."
"He doesn't go around beating up blacks. He beats up white people as well. If anyone gives me a dirty look, he'll beat them up."
First scene of the day matches Trinity James with black guy LT. Ron has to stop the shoot ten minutes in because Bill Diehl must shoot some stills. But Bill is nowhere in sight. He's probably off eating breakfast. Production manager Kenny Carolina tracks Bill down 20 minutes later.
LT took great exception a few weeks ago to an article by AVN's Scott Ross alleging he broke the quarantine. I believe LT threatened Scott's life and I've heard it rumored (I have no evidence for the truth of this rumor) that Scott Ross left town because of his threat.
Lennox, wearing a tight little skirt, wants someone to walk her across the street because she believes guys will bother her 'cause she's so sexy.
Nobody wants to walk her across the street. She leaves on her own.
Kenny: "She could walk across that street a hundred times and nobody would bother her except to yell, 'Get out of the way.'"
Lowdown Productions series "Bang My Tight White Ass" is supposed to feature white girls getting sodomized by black guys. But Lennox isn't white (she's adopted so she does not know her ethnic composition) and her scene partner Valentino isn't black.
Duke to Lennox: "Don't you smoke?"
Lennox: "I only smoked when I did coke. Now I don't do coke, so I don't smoke.
"You're bad. You write down everything you hear."
Lennox sips her ritual Red Bull before her scene. It peps her up with the sugar and caffeine.
A member of the crew says, "As soon as Valentino comes and sits down to do his paperwork, hand him some lube and tell him to start beating it, so that we can get a pop shot two hours later."
I've been on sets where the crew has had to wait for what seemed like an hour or two for Valentino to pop.
Lennox is also skeptical about Valentino's ability to come through.
Ron Sullivan walks across the street to buy some materials (Mylanta) to make fake cum in case Valentino can't pop.
1PM. Lennox: "I have a doctor's appointment at 3 p.m."
Pandora Dreams comes by for a still shoot for an escort site. They won't use her face, just her body. She has natural D cup breasts.
A dancer for three years, she's been in porn three months, appearing in about 20 scenes. Her work slowed when she announced she was condom only. "I'm not in this for the money," she says. "I'm not in it so somebody else can make a million dollars while I catch AIDS and die."
Why are you in porn then?
"For the attention."
Pandora used to stay at this house. She didn't realize that people shot porn on her bed until a roommate told her. Pandora then kept her room a mess so nobody could shoot in there.
Duane Cummings (small black guy) asks Kenny if he can shoot with Lennox. Kenny says no.
"May I ask why?" says Duane.
"Because the girl you are scheduled to shoot with wants a small dick."
"You're a funny guy."
I tell Duane that I marched with Martin Luther King in Selma, Alabama, so that blacks like him could I have the right to vote.
"That's so cool," says Pandora.
People look for water. Isn't there any water? "Not on a Rob Spallone shoot," somebody says. There's no toilet paper or baby wipes.
Ron crosses the street and buys supplies.
Lennox: "What's the toilet paper for?"
Duke: "Many people like to use it to wipe their ass after defecating."
Lennox: "I use baby wipes."
Luisa, from Germany, will start UCLA business school in September to get an MBA.
A couple of months ago, she had stomach surgery, keeping her out of action for three months. She was scheduled to do the scene where Lara Roxx caught HIV (according to AIM).
Luisa has done about 20 porn movies in America.
"I don't like French people," says Luisa, "and I don't like the French language. They're unfriendly to foreigners. I don't like French food."
I call Rob Spallone. "Don't write anything negative," he warns.
