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I can just about see that scenario with Rocco: although the recent preponderance in his stuff of, shall we say, less-'liberated' E Euro females, possibly inadequately briefed as to upcoming 'events', gives me pause.
What also worries me is the possibility of 'guilt by association': Nacho Vidal in the newer material, and that curly-haired, middle-aged Euro guy (the one in the Hannah Coleman scene- and see her past comments here) in the recent rehashes, certainly seem to me to cross the line from psycho-games to misogyny. Laura Angel seemed also a lot less than impressed, and she's seen it all......
I suppose it's down to what the individual girls like/will stand for, but while I'm prepared to accept that for Rocco it IS a game, I'm not so sure about some of his co-protagonists.
And I do find a lot of his stuff a turn-on, so his taking a back-seat performance-wise may not be the ideal for my future viewing.

jj wrote:

> that
> curly-haired, middle-aged Euro guy

Remigio Zampa.

He certainly acts differently in features like the d'Amato film, Raiders, but perhaps he really is acting there.

Ah, yes: it wasn't until I saw him recently in a couple of Italian efforts that the Rocco bell rang- and these two scenes were similarly (apparently or otherwise) 'misogynistic'.
I'll try and dig them out- I'd be interested in another viewpoint.

I was saying that in Raiders, he wasn't misogynistic, but that he was playing a non-misogynistic role.

Haven't seen that.
It's on my list.......