THE DEVIL'S PLAYTHING is my second attempt at a Joseph Sarno production - and although I will say it is far more enjoyable than the painfully dull and unerotic Swedish WILDCATS, it is still a little slow and un-explicit for my taste
 (I'm not sure if it's because I'm a fan of Soreno or not).<br /><br><The story is about a young man who is sent to the US to study at the University of California, Berkeley. He is given a chance to play a part in a film called "The Deuce", but he is rejected by the director and is forced to make a choice between playing a role in the film or playing the part himself. The film is a bit slow, but it does have some great moments. I loved the way the story was told, and the acting was superb. It was a great film to watch, especially for the young boy who plays the role of the deuce, who has to decide between the two. <Brilliant!<Brills! Brills!)<-<BRills, Brilliar! <-Brilli! The Deuces! I love this film! It's a must see! And if you're looking for a good film, I highly recommend it! If you like Joseph's play, you'll love "Deuce".< br />I highly suggest you check out "Joseph Serno's Plaything" and "WilDCats". I've seen them all
 - so I'll give it a try.