Revenge of the Petites
Revenge of the Petites
| Revenge of the Petites | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Harry Sparks |
| Produced by | Kim Nielsen Manon Parisot |
| Written by | Harry Sparks |
| Starring | Marie McCray Vanessa Cage Skin Diamond |
| Music by | The Colonel Ian Mayer |
| Cinematography | Jinish Shah |
| Edited by | Harry Sparks |
Release dates |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Revenge of the Petites is a 2012 American pornographic film written and directed by Harry Sparks and produced by AMKingdom.com, a division of Amateur Teen Kingdom. [1]
The film was released direct to DVD on May 9, 2012 after a theatrical debut in Westwood, Los Angeles, California on April 24, 2012. [2]
| Revenge of the Petites | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Harry Sparks |
| Produced by | Kim Nielsen Manon Parisot |
| Written by | Harry Sparks |
| Starring | Marie McCray Vanessa Cage Skin Diamond |
| Music by | The Colonel Ian Mayer |
| Cinematography | Jinish Shah |
| Edited by | Harry Sparks |
Release dates |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Cast
Marie McCray as Marie
Vanessa Cage as Vanessa
Skin Diamond as Skin
Dani Daniels as Dani
Celeste Star as Celeste
Cassandra Nix as Cassandra
Sativa Verte as Sativa
Heidi Hanson as Marie’s Mother
Victoria Rae Black as Victoria
Ashley Jane as Ashley
Zoey Kush as Zoey
Katie St. Ives as Katie
Riley Reid as Riley
Hayden Hawkens as Hayden
Sarah Shevon as Professor Shevon
Leilani Leeane as Leilani
Tia Cyrus as Tia
Jenna J. Ross as Jenna
Trinity St. Clair as Trinity
Nina Devon as Nina
Seth Dickens as Seth
Kris Slater as Kris
James Deen as Professor Deen
Talon as Coach Talon
Awards
2012 Urban X Awards- Feature Movie of the Year [3]
2012 420 Awards - Gold Kush Feature Films (XXX Category) [4]
2013 XBIZ Awards- Best Supporting Actress (Skin Diamond) [5]
2013 XBIZ Awards - Best Cinematography (Jinesh Shah) [5]
2013 XBIZ Awards - Best Music [5]
2013 XBIZ Awards - Marketing Campaign of the Year [5]
Profiled in GQ
Controversy over Shooting Location
On October 7 and 8, 2015, KNBC television aired a two-part news report on the Los Angeles Unified School District's practice of renting school facilities as locations for film shoots.
Although the district earns around $2 million a year from film shoots, the report focused on the practice's hidden costs: the impact on students, damage to school property, and the occasional use of school locations to shoot risque, adult, or pornographic content.
The report specifically mentions Revenge of the Petites, which was shot at Alexander Hamilton High School over two consecutive Saturdays in 2011. School officials claimed they were misled about the nature of the production and would not have allowed the shoot otherwise. They also noted a parent had complained about the shoot. [7]
Following the report's broadcast, LAUSD superintendent Ramon Cortines issued a statement announcing he was suspending all film shoots on LAUSD property indefinitely. [8]