Billy's Dad is a Fudgepacker
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| Billy's Dad is a Fudgepacker | |
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Billy's Dad is a Fudgepacker is a short film by Jamie Donahue in her first non acting effort. It is a parody of the 1950's Social guidance films, loaded with sexual innuendo.
[edit] Film Cast
- Spencer Daniels -- Billy
- Robert Gant -- Billy's Dad
- Cady Huffman -- Billy's Mom
- Alex Borstein -- Betty Henderson
- Gina Rodgers -- Billy's Sister
- D.C. Douglas -- 50's Announcer
Synopsis: This is a short film that is a satire of the rigid social structures of the 50s. The father works at the candy store as a fudgepacker, and the mother is visited by a short, mannish woman who knows how to please the local housewives. The daughter is preparing to be a good wife, and in almost every shot is moving a phallic object to her mouth. The innuendo is subtle enough that a child can watch it and not get a single joke, yet obvious to adults.
[edit] Quotes
Annoucer: Ah-ah-ah! Daddy likes to do his own teabagging
Billy's Dad: When I was your age, I wondered the same thing: Policeman or a cowboy. Maybe a construction worker, or even an Indian
The Announcer: Make sure that's not dirty, sanchez!
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