Showing posts with label Ron Elledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ron Elledge. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 13, 2024

Brothers

Brothers Ron and Jim Elledge show some cheeks at AMG.  That's Ron's cheeks on the left.  Trust me. 😊



Monday, August 28, 2023

Brothers

I posted this photo roughly two years ago stating I didn't have any IDs but I thought they might be brothers.  A recent review of my archive made me realize they are Ron and Jim Elledge.  That's Ron on the left.  


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Thursday, June 1, 2023

Rejects

Here's another still from the AMG film Boy Factory.  From the left: Bob Lewis, Ron Elledge and Jim C. Crawford.  

Ron is looking at the camera saying "Do you really think I would reject these guys?"



Tuesday, January 3, 2023

Picky Scientist

Top photo, from the left: Ron Elledge, Jim C. Crawford and Bob Lewis In a still from the AMG film Boy Factory released in 1970. 

Ron is the mad scientist who creates Jim and Bob in his laboratory only to reject them. They take offence to his evaluation and proceed to...wait for it...wrestle him. Lots of swinging meat in this one.  That is, if you're into that kind of thing. 







Thursday, November 24, 2022

More Bros

Brothers Jim and Ron Elledge at AMG in 1968.  In PP Vol 17 No 1 (July 1968) Mizer said they were "rather wild".  I wonder what he meant by that. 

The bros were one of the first to go full nude for that studio.  In their only film together they posed, did some calisthenics and some brief wrestling.  This was Jim's only work at AMG.  Ron also starred in the film Boy Factory where he played the mad scientist.  



Sunday, September 5, 2021

AMG Fantasy

From the left: Ron Elledge, Jim C. Crawford and Bob Lewis in the AMG sci-fi film Boy Factory



Tuesday, February 2, 2021

Boy Factory

Top photo from the left: Ron Elledge, Jim C. Crawford and Bob Lewis in the AMG film Boy Factory.  Ron examines his creations and rejects both of them.  





Wednesday, January 9, 2019

The Boy Factory

Ron Elledge (left) is the mad scientist who rejects two of his creations (Jim C. Crawford and Bob Lewis) in the AMG sci-fi comedy The Boy Factory

John (right) and Bob get their comeuppance when they challenge the doctor to a wrestling match.