Remember Him?

Eddie Scott did a couple of AMG films, circa 1970.  In one film he played a deer hunter and in the other film he played a wooden Indian.  Talk about range! 

I'm tempted to say this is an AMG photo, but I just don't get that AMG feel.  (You know what I mean.)  If it's not a Mizer photo, it means he posed for some other photographer and there could be more photos of this guy.  

BTW, Mizer gave him a star in his Subjective Characters. 

Is Deerboy a Word?

Eddie Scott is the hunter and Ken Hill is the deer he's hunting in the AMG romantic comedy Deerboy & Hunter released in 1971.  

A Night At The Museum

A promo photo from the 1969 AMG film Why the Wooden Indian Wouldn't. 

Philip Morrison is the night janitor at a museum where a statue of a wooden Indian (the lovely Eddie Scott) needs some light dusting.  Philip lifts the Indian's loincloth and discovers the statue is anatomically correct!  Suddenly the statue comes to life and starts doing a rain dance.  When the Indian pulls a muscle from all that dancing, the kindly janitor offers a massage.  Soon the two guys are naked and Eddie is lying face down on the floor with Philip straddled on top of him.  

This film premiered at the Los Angeles Park Theater in 1969 and was one of the first films with full nudity to be exhibited in a public forum.  In the promotional material for the film, it was implied Philip penetrates Eddie during the massage.  At best, the two guys assumed the position, but no actual guy-on-guy action took place.