Separated at Girth: Roman Heart Channels Fellini
Separated at Girth: Roman Heart Channels Fellini
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Written by paul   
Monday, 05 January 2009 16:53
Who would have guessed that Federico Fellini and Falcon's casting man Troy Prickett had such similar taste in men?


Fellini was a great Italian new wave filmmaker known for his brilliant casting. He chose a Southern beau named Hiram Keller to star in Satyricon (1970), a homoerotic art film set in a trippy, decadent ancient Rome.

We couldn't help but notice Keller's uncanny resemblance to America's Next Top Bottom, the DP-happy Roman Heart. Below, enjoy some hubba-hubba-worthy images of Hiram on the left and Roman on the right.

























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whoa.
Monday 05 January 2009, 13:48
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You are forgiven for letting your mind wander during "Satyricon," one of the most boring movies ever made. Except for Hiram.

And LOL "Amerca's Next Top Bottom."
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