Jennifer James Films said that dangerous sex and torrid fantasy fill its latest Jennifer James-directed feature, The Fed Who Loved Me, available Friday from Platinum Blue Distribution and Cable Entertainment Distribution.
Performers Brooke Hunter and Nick Manning take lead roles in the adult twist on the Bond franchise title. Divorcee Sara, played by Hunter, has been missing excitement in her life. When she finds an FBI agent, played by Manning, hiding from terrorists in her garage, Sara finds her wildest sexual fantasies fulfilled.
"There was only one movie in the whole Bond series presented from the woman's perspective, and that always intrigued me," James said. "I had wanted to re-make that story line into an adult feature, showing the woman as the strong lead.
“Brooke looks fabulous with a gun in her hand and Nick was the perfect choice for the role of the dangerous, but charming rogue agent."
"The Fed Who Loved Me was one of the first movies that was a JJF feature, start to finish," continued James. "I was producer, director, camera, editor and JJF Post handled all of the post production on this film.
“I'm happy to say that Platinum Blue and CED both had enough faith in the movie and JJF to distribute it in such a big way."
The Fed Who Loved Me stars Hunter, Nicki Hunter and Aayila Jolie, along with Manning, Don Hollywood and Kyle Stone.
