FameDollars Releases ‘Bonnie vs. Rocco’

 FameDollars Releases ‘Bonnie vs. Rocco’

MONTREAL — FameDollars today released the RoccoSiffredi.com’s feature “Bonnie vs. Rocco.”

With Rocco’s retirement from performing underway, the anticipation for the release has received a lot of attention, says Derrick G, the affiliate manager for Gamma Entertainment's FameDollars webmaster program.

Not only is this one of Rocco’s last big features, but Bonnie Rotten has recently announced that she will no longer be performing in boy/girl scenes as she is currently pregnant, and has chosen to only do girl/girl porn post-pregnancy.

Rocco said that when Rotten let him know that she would be visiting Europe and wanted to shoot, Rocco only had a few weeks to prepare for only two days available to shoot with her.

“I do not have a favorite part, since I like the whole movie, probably because it is different from what I usually do. It has been shot with lots of night scenes, I wish to do more movies like this, but first, I need to find more Bonnie and for sure more Rocco,” Rocco says.

This is a four-scene feature with behind-the-scenes footage that takes viewers on set with Bonnie and Rocco as they film this legendary release.

"This will be a very memorable feature for both Bonnie Rotten and Rocco Siffredi as they both embark on new journeys of life," Derrick G says. "Both Bonnie and Rocco are leaving a mark in history with this release, that new users won’t want to miss out on it."

To promote, visit FameDollars.com; for custom marketing tools, contact Derrick Gilbert here.

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