Porn Valley- I finally got around to watching Goddaughter 5 from Arrow Productions, www.xxxdeepthroat.com the other night. Bill Margold plays the lead character- a Mafia don, and I called Margold to congratulate him on a fine performance.

Besides that, we got talking on a variety of subjects one of which involved comments made by Jeff Marton in which he claims Sharon Mitchell paid back part of a $1,000 loan to him at Erotica LA with crumpled one hundred dollar bills [presumably donations from AIM]. Marton claims he kept a hundred and gave $600 to Margold and Free Speech. Margold said he recalls no incident of that kind.

“And I would know,” Margold states. “I never got $600 from Jeff Marton. I would definitely remember something like that. It’s a nice thought. I remember exactly what show that was- that’s where Tina Toy took her top off at AIM’s booth and they were immediately thrown out. Which I was blamed for. I had not even met Tina Toy at that point in my career. There was this letter sent out by Jane Hamilton that said it was a conspiracy between Rob Spallone, Ron Miller. Dr. Phillip Berman and myself to get AIM thrown out. Phil was in New Orleans at that point in time; and Spallone was not on the floor and I was trapped in my miserable little corner back in the building and didn’t hear about it until it had already taken place. Hamilton made herself look like an idiot and soon after that quit the Free Speech Board.”

I tell Margold his performance in Goddaughter 5 was one blowjob away from a best non-sex performance role. Margold says had that happened he would never have accepted an award. “Not from AVN,” he says. “There are many built in reasons why I may dislike them more than you,” he laughs.

“Do they owe you more than a partnership?” I ask Margold.

“No, but they owe me honor,” Margold states. “And that to me has no price tag.” Margold also chuckles recalling the rusty shoe horn incident involving AVN’s Mark Kernes. “He had insulted Gloria Leonard,” Margold explains. “Basically she said take care of it, so around Christmas of 2000 I gave him a rusty shoe horn. He thought it was a honor until he realized that it was to facilitate the entrance of his foot into his mouth. He kept it on his desk and may still have it on his desk. He’s Flounder out of Animal House. I don’t know what he has on Paul [Fishbein]. But I guess Paul likes to have people around that he can subject to bullying.”

Margold said he also has a treat in store for Kernes who made the comment that he was biting his tongue when informed that Margold would be back at his post at the Free Speech booth in January.

Margold also mentions the Penthouse casting call scheduled for next Tuesday and voices some major concerns about that since it’s being held in a public venue. “This is going to be a very strange day.” he says. “I’ve warned the people that they better watch out because this thing could get set up and busted. Think about naked people running around the Holiday Inn. These children aren’t going to behave. And I’m terrified because no one seems to be listening because no one’s ever been through this before. They all seem to think that because we’re legal to shoot we’re legal to do whatever we want. Not in a public setting.”

Margold says the problem is that as he gets older he starts to realize that jail cells have hard floors. “And I have laid on them before. And I don’t want to lay on them any more. This one could be a disaster. This one could be set up by enemies of the whole thing. And this would not be a good thing to happen.” Margold said because Rob Spallone [who’s organizing the event] has about as much cool as a forest fire, things could get interesting.

“He’s in charge of this. I’ll be there. I’ll probably take a room the night before – after Monday Night Football.

“Margold spends Monday Night Football with Jim South at South’s office. Last night also found Catalina and Max Hardcore. “And Rick Stone and his lady were there,” says Margold. “Rick finally made the fried chicken that he had been promising all season long. When the poor Cowboys went about 12 points down South was just miserable. I said don’t worry. Seattle is really a rotten team.” Margold says he had been promised Stone’s famous fried chicken all season long. “What a wonderful time and a great, great football game.”

Margold also observes that with Max’s, www.maxhardcore.com, “drunken state” it was like watching a game in a bar. “This guy was staggering around.” Margold said he and Max aren’t friends any more. “Which is sad. Poor Max has made his choices. But what a wonderful game. South needs this kind of morale booster because things aren’t going well over there because of the inroads of every vulturous agency. They’re ripping him apart.”

“So you saw Goddaughter 5?” Margold asks. I told him I really enjoyed it. “The only reason I’m in it so much,” he states, “is because I watched Bud Lee the days I was there making the thing. I said to [Ray] Pistol the movie makes no sense. He goes what do you mean.

“So you came in and did tie-ins.”

“I warned him that I would have to do it,” says Margold. “The tragedy is I watched Bud make an incoherent movie. I knew there was going to be problems and that you’d need me to tie it altogether eventually. If you look, I probably weigh more in the pool.”

In some scenes, Margold’s 40 pounds heavier than in others. “By that time I already had become somewhat depressed for having to leave the place I was living.” [The famous DeLongprez address]. “You’ll see in the casino scene and the niteclub scene which were shot around February 14 in 2000. Then, I came back over a year later and did the tie-together. By that time I also had stopped playing football.” A friend of Margold’s had died and he fell into a state of depression over it.

“It works,” says Margold of the physical change. “If you’re going to be Tony Soprano, be a round man rather than a thin man. I was letting it all hang out there. I was condemned for the sex scene by J.R. Wolfe because I didn’t have a full hard on. [Margold is attended to, sexually, by the beautiful Russian blond Zarina].

“She looked pretty good on screen.”

“She looked pretty good off screen,” says Margold. “But she didn’t understand much English. So all that babbling I did, she had no clue what I was saying. Which made it even better.

“But as I tried to explain [about the blowjob], that position really doesn’t work for me,” continues Margold. “Also who cares? I still got off. I did what I had to. It’s not easy to have your dick sucked off and basically talk through it. There’s a concentration of one or another.”

Margold notes that this was the last hardcore scene he’s ever done on camera.

“I’m not sure I’ll ever do another one because I don’t see any reason to. In most cases, as I’ve already said, it would be incestuous because I know all these people and I’ve helped them. And you can’t do that with people that you have learned their weaknesses. I enjoyed that role and it sort of fulfilled a certain really intrinsic destiny for me.”

Margold explains why. “The first movie I was ever in was August 1972,” he says. “Though totally unrelated to this Goddaughter series it was a movie called The Goddaughter. We shot it in Riverside. Uschi [Digart] is in it. It was a very well made takeoff of The Godfather. I came in to cover that movie as a reporter. But I wanted to die. I told them that I’d like to die on camera. They arranged that. Then I wound up getting stuck in these idiotic simulated sex scenes and all hell broke loose. It started my career basically because my dick wouldn’t go down. There’s a whole story related to the very first movie where indeed I play a character named Dummy. In 1972 I’m playing Dummy and in 2001 I finally make it all the way to The Godfather. It’s fun to get to be The Godfather. In fact in Pistol’s Deep Throat series, I’m sort of The Godfather there, too. I’m the megalomaniacal moron behind the whole Deep Throat family.”

Margold said he would do anything for Ray Pistol, Pistol basically being the only one who cared enough to get him bailed out of jail after The Pure Pleasure bust. “Free Speech basically let me rot in jail although I was raising money for them,” says Margold. “I never did figure that out. They denied me although their name was all over the flyer.”