I Want Candy (2007)

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Directed by Stephen Surjik

Running Time: 91 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

Getting cash from Soho studio head Doug was the easy bit. Now film students Joe and Baggy have to persuade porn queen Candy to star in their movie. Cheeky British romp.

Cast

Image for Tom RileyTom RileyJoe
Irene AlanoMai Ling
Giles AldersonCarl
David ArmandClive Purves
Stephanie BlackerTiffany Thomas
Tom BurkeBaggy
Colin Michael CarmichaelGabi
Jimmy CarrVideo Store Guy
Image for Mackenzie CrookMackenzie CrookDulberg
Image for Carmen ElectraCarmen ElectraCandy
Emma FryerMistress Award Winner
Richard GloverProfessor
Molly HallamBlow Films Receptionist
Sarah HannahPorn Star
Image for Rasmus HardikerRasmus HardikerCristi
Image for Miranda HartMiranda HartWorking Title Receptionist
Image for Philip JacksonPhilip JacksonJoe's Dad
Kristian KiehlingGerman Guy
Laurena LaceyPorn Star
Shelley LongworthTough Female Presenter/MC - Awards
Image for Eddie MarsanEddie MarsanDoug
Tom MeetenJeff
Justine MitchellWailing Daughter
Sid MitchellRobby
Felicity MontaguJoe's Mum
Nick NevernTough Man
Marc PickeringSam
Carl PrekoppVlad
Image for Michelle RyanMichelle RyanLila
Martin SavagePriest
Marlene SidawaySobbing Woman
John StandingMichael De Vere
Rhys SwinburnBlow Films Youth
David ThompsonMagnum Man
Natalie WalterLucy
James Max WhiteLady Boy
Ben WillbondBusinessman
Simon WoodsFilm Actor

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