Ed & Friends

Ed Miller (top photo, left) and two unidentified models at AMG.  Thanks to Brian for the photos.  

Cambria got the names!  Sitting with Ed is Jim Painter (center) and Tom Fowler.  Ed and Jim each did one solo posing film in the early 1970s.  

Cheeky Tuesday!

It's Butt Appreciation Day here at MFBT!  Today we'll focus our attention on some of the fine man cheeks Mizer has given us over the decades.  Big or small, tight or bouncy, they're all here. 

We start off with some photos of Ed Miller (left) and Steve Baker that Brian recently sent to me.  I'm a big fan of Ed Miller's cheeks, but I must admit Steve's arse has given me some impure thoughts. 

Sailor Butts

This is only my second photo focused on Ed Miller (left) and Steve Baker's butts.  No need to thank me.  It's my pleasure.  

Caution

Ed Miller looks great in this AMG photo, circa 1971.  I don't think he did any films, but he did at least three photo sessions and apparently one of them was in color. 

Mizer warned us about this guy, though.  Ed had a temper. 

Ed Miller Outdoors

I've posted some photos of this guy in the past.  Mizer warned us Ed had a short fuse and a big temper.  If that barbell is real he would be hell to deal with. 

Thanks to Brian for identifying this guy.

Hand in Hand

Ed Miller (left) and Steve Baker by AMG.  I have never been able to ascertain if this is from an AMG movie.  Right now, my money says it is not. 

He Came With A Warning

Ed Miller on the winterized AMG rooftop.  Mizer told us Ed had a temper and a very short fuse.  

Thanks to Brian for identifying this guy. 

Models With IDs

Here we have three AMG photos where the models were identified in the photo itself, something I wish Mizer had done more frequently.  

First up is Dick Duran and Scott Lenny in a photo from the late 1950s.  Rick is on the bottom in this one.  I don't think this is from a film. 

Next up is Steve Baker and Ed Miller and again I don't think this is from a film. 

And finally, Dick Durant again and George Savage get personal in this photo.  George did several films for AMG in the late 1950s, but I don't think this is from one of them.