Little Orphan Sammy / Little Blue Box: Limited Edition (PEEK-025)(Exclusive)*

Little Orphan Sammy

• Interview (26:27, HD) features director Dan Walters, who details her relationship with actress Jennifer Welles, originally meeting the star when she worked as a showgirl. Dealing with a large amount of outtakes, "The Little Blue Box" was created, referring to the endeavor as a "compilation" film. Memories of the cast are shared, including John Leslie's love of accents and his ability to perform under any conditions. Gloria Leonard is labeled as a gossip, well aware of what was going on in the adult industry. Sharon Mitchell was a newcomer, willing to help co-stars in need of inspiration. For "Little Orphan Sammy," production commenced after a financier was eager to get into the business, with the script created in a few days. Casting is examined, with star Rocky Millstone handed a "performance" test before being hired for the job, and locations are recalled, as part of the picture was shot at a New Jersey dump. Creating "soft" and "hard" versions of "Little Orphan Sammy," Walters was left with a comedy that confused its target demographic. The interviewee also details budgetary limitations, admitting that box office returns were underwhelming with the movie.
• Theatrical Trailer (5:06, HD)

The Little Blue Box

• A Theatrical Trailer (5:01, HD)