THE SHORT HANDED PLOT SUMMARY FOR WEARING HITLER'S PANTS....
John Eric Black, a frustrated stage director in North Hollywood decides to record the behind the scenes action while mounting his latest play "Hitler's Pants" so he hires a video crew to shoot a reality style look at what is going on. Gaggles of local actors show up for the audition, including a very powerful, yet, somewhat scary man who goes by the name of Ernst... And so the actors audition.
Jump to: After a, mostly, pompous display of "artistic masterbation" John Eric discloses that he has cast Matthew Jackson in the role as Hitler, which does not sit well with the other actors. Erst attempts to re-audition for the role of Hitler by ambushing director John Eric at his local coffee shop. To which, the writer friend of Mr. Black's subjects the film audience to a re-write of the scene because, "Writer's make things more interesting."
Jump to: The story shifts as we begin to follow Matthew Jackson as the video crew begins shooting his preparation for the Hitler role in this play. The director suggests that Jackson "Wear the pants" and, so the actor does... To the local coffee shop, to his mechanics, and into a local bar where he mets a man who claims to be the devil.... to his eventual ruin.
Wearing Hitler's Pants is a comedy which reminds us to be careful of those we may offend.
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SEVERAL RELEVANT NOTES:
Note: scenes in this movie use language that may be offensive to sensitive viewers. The producers of this movie neither condone nor promote the use of such language and hope that this comedy displays the absurdity of any such point of view.
ALSO: the video presented on this page "Nazi Gooberman" is not included within the current DVD release of the movie. It was used as the background video for the open menu of the original DVD screener copies of the movie. It does however display the spirit of the movie and is good for a kick in the ol' Fuehrer's
pants. In the video the auditioning actor comes across as having a very bad day with the Nazi monologue in the script, however, in real life, the actor did such a great job at sucking up the stage within the movie he the first thing the director thrust upon the viewer of the DVD screener... Certainly, fun stuff!
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