Too Large to Handle
Synopsis
An odd assortment of scenes of dubious quality in their original setting, further marginalized by poor transfer to tape. Probably recorded from 8mm instead of 16mm? Footage often gets too dark and the Holmes scene seems to have been flipped left to right.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
January 1, 1981
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Kevin Gladstone, Toby Ross, Bill Clayton, Matt Sterling
- Original Title
- Too Large to Handle
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 50m
- Production Studios
- Ramrod Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Kevin Gladstone, Toby Ross, Bill Clayton, Matt Sterling
Department Leadership Roster
Kevin Gladstone
Director
Toby Ross
Director
Bill Clayton
Director
Matt Sterling
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Too Large to Handle
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What is Too Large to Handle about?
An odd assortment of scenes of dubious quality in their original setting, further marginalized by poor transfer to tape. Probably recorded from 8mm instead of 16mm? Footage often gets too dark and the Holmes scene seems to have been flipped left to right.
Who directed Too Large to Handle?
Too Large to Handle was directed by Kevin Gladstone, Toby Ross, Bill Clayton, Matt Sterling.
Who stars in Too Large to Handle?
The principal cast of Too Large to Handle includes John Holmes, Gerald Vincent, Kevin Lediz, Eltor, Frank Vaughn.
When was Too Large to Handle released and how long is it?
Too Large to Handle was released in 1981 with a total runtime of 50m.