(Desperado) - Codpiece Revolver - Revision history

Ben41 at 11:48, 6 August 2014

2014-08-06T11:48:53Z

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	[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Codpiece Revolver.]]		[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Codpiece Revolver.]]

	~~Not~~ a real firearm, ~~this~~ is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for ~~Director~~ [[Robert Rodriguez]]. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in ''Desperado'', he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in ''From Dusk Till Dawn'', who used it to kill several vampires on screen.		While not a real firearm, the Codpiece Revolver is a fictional prop done mostly as a 'gag' for director [[Robert Rodriguez]]. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in ''[[Desperado]]'', he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in ''[[From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)]]'', who used it to kill several vampires on screen. The prop would later be featured in two other Robert Rodriguez productions: 2013's ''[[Machete Kills]]'' and the [[From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series\|2014 television adaptation]] of ''From Dusk Till Dawn''.

	''Note: the "Penis Gun" is slightly more prevalent than most people think, thanks mostly to the 'raunchy sense of humor' of many art directors and script writers. Several prototype (and somewhat X-rated) props have been built in the business. For example, for an unfinished low brow comedy, a .12 gauge '''pump''' style phallic weapon was created as well as a '''short stroke .22lr mini''' pistol. But unless the item is actually used and seen in a film, these items are carefully locked away in drawers in prophouses away from the public's eyes (which is probably a good thing....)''		''Note: the "Penis Gun" is slightly more prevalent than most people think, thanks mostly to the 'raunchy sense of humor' of many art directors and script writers. Several prototype (and somewhat X-rated) props have been built in the business. For example, for an unfinished low brow comedy, a .12 gauge '''pump''' style phallic weapon was created as well as a '''short stroke .22lr mini''' pistol. But unless the item is actually used and seen in a film, these items are carefully locked away in drawers in prophouses away from the public's eyes (which is probably a good thing....)''
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	\| ''[[Desperado]]'' \|\| [[Antonio Banderas]] \|\| El Mariachi \|\| Deleted scene \|\| 1995		\| ''[[Desperado]]'' \|\| [[Antonio Banderas]] \|\| El Mariachi \|\| Deleted scene \|\| 1995
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	\| ''[[From Dusk Till Dawn]]'' \|\| [[Tom Savini]] \|\| Sex Machine \|\| \|\| 1996		\| ''[[From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)\|From Dusk Till Dawn]]'' \|\| [[Tom Savini]] \|\| Sex Machine \|\| \|\| 1996
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			\| ''[[Machete Kills]]'' \|\| [[Sofía Vergara]] \|\| Madame Desdemona\|\| \|\| 2013
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	\|}		\|}

			==Television==
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			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="170"\|'''Actor'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="200"\|'''Character'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="280"\|'''Note'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="80"\|'''Date'''
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			\| ''[[From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series]]'' \|\| [[Jake Busey]] \|\| Prof. Aidan "Sex Machine" Turner \|\| \|\| 2014
			\|-
			\|}
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2012-07-20T15:44:37Z

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	*''[[Desperado]]''		\|-bgcolor=#D0E7FF
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="220"\|'''Title'''
	*''[[From Dusk Till Dawn]]''		!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="170"\|'''Actor'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="200"\|'''Character'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="280"\|'''Note'''
			!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="80"\|'''Date'''
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			\| ''[[Desperado]]'' \|\| [[Antonio Banderas]] \|\| El Mariachi \|\| Deleted scene \|\| 1995
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			\| ''[[From Dusk Till Dawn]]'' \|\| [[Tom Savini]] \|\| Sex Machine \|\| \|\| 1996
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Cheywoodward2 at 21:50, 30 January 2012

2012-01-30T21:50:23Z

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	Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director [[Robert Rodriguez]]. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in ''Desperado'', he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in ''From Dusk Till Dawn'', who used it to kill several vampires on screen.		Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director [[Robert Rodriguez]]. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in ''Desperado'', he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in ''From Dusk Till Dawn'', who used it to kill several vampires on screen.

	''Note: the "Penis Gun" is slightly more prevalent than most people think, thanks mostly to the 'raunchy sense of humor' of many art directors and script writers. Several prototype (and somewhat X-rated) props have been built in the business. For example, for a unfinished low brow comedy, a .12 gauge '''pump''' style phallic weapon was created as well as a '''short stroke .22lr mini''' pistol. But unless the item is actually used and seen in a film, these items are carefully locked away in drawers in prophouses away from the public's eyes (which is probably a good thing....)''		''Note: the "Penis Gun" is slightly more prevalent than most people think, thanks mostly to the 'raunchy sense of humor' of many art directors and script writers. Several prototype (and somewhat X-rated) props have been built in the business. For example, for an unfinished low brow comedy, a .12 gauge '''pump''' style phallic weapon was created as well as a '''short stroke .22lr mini''' pistol. But unless the item is actually used and seen in a film, these items are carefully locked away in drawers in prophouses away from the public's eyes (which is probably a good thing....)''

StanTheMan at 23:55, 7 November 2010

2010-11-07T23:55:50Z

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	[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~400px~~\|Codpiece Revolver.]]		[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Codpiece Revolver.]]

	Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director [[Robert Rodriguez]]. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in ''Desperado'', he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in ''From Dusk Till Dawn'', who used it to kill several vampires on screen.		Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director [[Robert Rodriguez]]. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in ''Desperado'', he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in ''From Dusk Till Dawn'', who used it to kill several vampires on screen.

StanTheMan at 23:55, 7 November 2010

2010-11-07T23:55:31Z

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	[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|~~Thumb~~\|right\|~~300px~~\|Codpiece Revolver]]		[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Codpiece Revolver.]]

	Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director [[Robert Rodriguez]]. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in ''Desperado'', he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in ''From Dusk Till Dawn'', who used it to kill several vampires on screen.		Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director [[Robert Rodriguez]]. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in ''Desperado'', he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in ''From Dusk Till Dawn'', who used it to kill several vampires on screen.

StanTheMan at 23:54, 7 November 2010

2010-11-07T23:54:58Z

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	[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|Thumb\|right\|300px\|Codpiece Revolver]]		[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|Thumb\|right\|300px\|Codpiece Revolver]]

	Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director Robert Rodriguez. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in Desperado, he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in From Dusk '~~Til Dawn~~, who used it to kill several vampires on screen.		Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director [[Robert Rodriguez]]. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in ''Desperado'', he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in ''From Dusk Till Dawn'', who used it to kill several vampires on screen.

	''Note: the "Penis Gun" is slightly more prevalent than most people think, thanks mostly to the 'raunchy sense of humor' of many art directors and script writers. Several prototype (and somewhat X-rated) props have been built in the business. For example, for a unfinished low brow comedy, a .12 gauge '''pump''' style phallic weapon was created as well as a '''short stroke .22lr mini''' pistol. But unless the item is actually used and seen in a film, these items are carefully locked away in drawers in prophouses away from the public's eyes (which is probably a good thing....)''		''Note: the "Penis Gun" is slightly more prevalent than most people think, thanks mostly to the 'raunchy sense of humor' of many art directors and script writers. Several prototype (and somewhat X-rated) props have been built in the business. For example, for a unfinished low brow comedy, a .12 gauge '''pump''' style phallic weapon was created as well as a '''short stroke .22lr mini''' pistol. But unless the item is actually used and seen in a film, these items are carefully locked away in drawers in prophouses away from the public's eyes (which is probably a good thing....)''

	~~==Movies==~~

	*[[Desperado]]		'''The Codpiece Revolver is seen in the following:'''
	*[[From Dusk Till Dawn]]
			==Film==

			*''[[Desperado]]''

			*''[[From Dusk Till Dawn]]''

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	[[Category:Gun]]		[[Category:Gun]]
	[[Category:Fictional Firearm]]		[[Category:Fictional Firearm]]
	[[Category:Revolver]]		[[Category:Revolver]]

82.26.109.37 at 17:24, 6 May 2010

2010-05-06T17:24:01Z

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	[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|Thumb\|right\|300px\|Codpiece Revolver]]		[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|Thumb\|right\|300px\|Codpiece Revolver]]

	Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director Robert Rodriguez. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies.		Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director Robert Rodriguez. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies. While it was initially only seen in passing in Desperado, he later gave the weapon to the character Sex Machine in From Dusk 'Til Dawn, who used it to kill several vampires on screen.

	''Note: the "Penis Gun" is slightly more prevalent than most people think, thanks mostly to the 'raunchy sense of humor' of many art directors and script writers. Several prototype (and somewhat X-rated) props have been built in the business. For example, for a unfinished low brow comedy, a .12 gauge '''pump''' style phallic weapon was created as well as a '''short stroke .22lr mini''' pistol. But unless the item is actually used and seen in a film, these items are carefully locked away in drawers in prophouses away from the public's eyes (which is probably a good thing....)''		''Note: the "Penis Gun" is slightly more prevalent than most people think, thanks mostly to the 'raunchy sense of humor' of many art directors and script writers. Several prototype (and somewhat X-rated) props have been built in the business. For example, for a unfinished low brow comedy, a .12 gauge '''pump''' style phallic weapon was created as well as a '''short stroke .22lr mini''' pistol. But unless the item is actually used and seen in a film, these items are carefully locked away in drawers in prophouses away from the public's eyes (which is probably a good thing....)''

76.121.27.16 at 17:06, 21 March 2010

2010-03-21T17:06:34Z

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	[[Category:Gun]]		[[Category:Gun]]
	[[Category:Fictional Firearm]]		[[Category:Fictional Firearm]]
			[[Category:Revolver]]

MoviePropMaster2008: "Desperado" Codpiece Revolver moved to (Desperado) - Codpiece Revolver

2009-11-25T03:40:53Z

"Desperado" Codpiece Revolver moved to (Desperado) - Codpiece Revolver

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Unbreakablewatcher at 10:52, 29 July 2009

2009-07-29T10:52:03Z

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	[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|Thumb\|300px\|Codpiece Revolver]]		[[Image:Desp-Cod.jpg\|Thumb\|right\|300px\|Codpiece Revolver]]

	Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director Robert Rodriguez. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies.		Not a real firearm, this is a fictional prop, done mostly as a 'gag' for Director Robert Rodriguez. It is milled aluminum and 'erects' itself on a spring loaded mechanism. It is completely inert and has no operating parts to act as a firearm. Rodriguez (according to accounts) thought it was so funny that he swore he would find a way to use it in several of his movies.
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	''Note: the "Penis Gun" is slightly more prevalent than most people think, thanks mostly to the 'raunchy sense of humor' of many art directors and script writers. Several prototype (and somewhat X-rated) props have been built in the business. For example, for a unfinished low brow comedy, a .12 gauge '''pump''' style phallic weapon was created as well as a '''short stroke .22lr mini''' pistol. But unless the item is actually used and seen in a film, these items are carefully locked away in drawers in prophouses away from the public's eyes (which is probably a good thing....)''		''Note: the "Penis Gun" is slightly more prevalent than most people think, thanks mostly to the 'raunchy sense of humor' of many art directors and script writers. Several prototype (and somewhat X-rated) props have been built in the business. For example, for a unfinished low brow comedy, a .12 gauge '''pump''' style phallic weapon was created as well as a '''short stroke .22lr mini''' pistol. But unless the item is actually used and seen in a film, these items are carefully locked away in drawers in prophouses away from the public's eyes (which is probably a good thing....)''

	~~The '''Codpiece Revolver''' is seen in:~~		==Movies==

	*[[Desperado]]		*[[Desperado]]