Rent Jayson Bend: Queen and Country (2013)
2.4 of 5 from 11 ratings
1h 30min
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- Synopsis:
- Jayson Bend - International Super Spy. He's sexy, he's highly capable... and he likes men! When the owner of the largest global hair salon chain threatens to launch a satellite that would turn him into the most powerful man in the world, it falls on Jayson's broad shoulders to thwart his plans, It could be his toughest assignment yet, and when he teams up with Swiss agent Alec DeCoque things start to get very sticky indeed. Look no further world, your first gay super-spy has arrived and he ain't taking any prisoners!
- Actors:
- Davis Brooks, Paul Norton, Tom Read Wilson, Djalenga Scott, Chris Lew Kum Hoi, Jonathan Hansler, Joseph Potts, Louise Templeton, Wayne Fitzsimmons, William Ludwig, Andrew Faure, Jennifer Kitching, Rosalind McKenna, Vander McLeod, Vlad Moldovan, Hugo Catalán, Alan Ramírez, Mauricio Rico, Oscar Trejo, Yoatzin Hernandez
- Directors:
- Matt Carter, Julián Hernández, Roberto Fiesco
- Producers:
- Andrew Faure, Matt Carter, Ernesto Martínez Arévalo, Roberto Fiesco, Iliana Reyes
- Writers:
- Andrew Faure, Emiliano Arenales Osorio, Sergio Loo, Roberto Fiesco, Julián Hernández
- Aka:
- Queen and Country
- Studio:
- TLA
- Genres:
- Comedy, Horror, Lesbian & Gay, Romance, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Thrillers
- Collections:
- A World of Difference: A History of Gay Cinema, Drama Films & TV
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Reviews (2) of Jayson Bend: Queen and Country
Camp as Christmas - Jayson Bend: Queen and Country review by MI
Ok it’s hammy and camp but quite amusing. The main thing is that it brought to my attention director Matt Carter whose latest film, In from the side, is a total step change and is utterly brilliant. He is a genius: for ‘In from the side’ he directed, wrote the music, and did the titles / end credits too.
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Probably what you'd expect... - Jayson Bend: Queen and Country review by jc
The acting is hammy, it's filmed on a shoestring and it's entirely predictable, but it didn't stop me laughing at some of the funnier lines. Just like James Bond, it shouldn't be taken too seriously.
If you're not enjoying it the good news is that the main feature is refreshingly short. But this does mean there's room for a couple of other films of Mexican origin - I love world cinema, but these aren't the best examples.
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