Sixth Episode of Gamble's 'Privilege' Arrives

LOS ANGELES—The sixth episode of AVN Male Performer of the Year and Gamma contract performer Seth Gamble’s Privilege debuts today on Wicked.com. Produced by Axel Braun and featuring Lilly Bell and Nathan Bronson, the new installment of the eight-episode limited series is titled "Can't We Just Pretend?"  Set in the Machiavellian world of the mega-rich, Privilege is the story of towering family patriarch Alexander Nash (Evan Stone), who rules his family with an iron fist and a soft spot for his youngest daughter (April Olsen). He's in the middle of a huge deal that he can't let anyone sabotage, from his duplicitous ex-wife (Luna) to his gold-digging new bride (Julia Ann), who has her eye on his money ... and his beloved son Liam (Nathan Bronson). Meanwhile, Nash's other son Lucas (Lucky Fate), a compulsive gambler, puts the entire family empire in jeopardy through sheer ineptitude. As Nash's personal saga unfolds, the torrid sex lives of his family come to light in a chain of events that will expose more dirty laundry than anyone has bargained for. "In the sixth episode of the series, 'Can’t We Just Pretend?' Alexander Nash’s mounting paranoia is clearly justified as he tries to determine who’s behind a mysterious office break-in,” Gamble revealed. “Tempers flare and accusations fly, particularly between his current wife, so perfectly played by Julia Ann, and his scheming ex, Lexi Luna. And while his son and heir apparent Liam tries to keep the peace, Nash is only too happy to let the two women ‘fight it out’ to see who might give up the guilty party. As Liam, Nathan is extremely good at portraying vulnerability here—he’s Nash’s beloved son, and his father has insisted he stay above the fray, but he has to walk a fine line—a line Lilly Bell is only too happy to cross for reasons of her own. “AVN nominated both Nathan and Lilly for Best Acting awards this year, and it’s easy to see why once you watch them in Privilege,” he continued. “They bring a wealth of experience and professionalism to the set. What was exciting for me as a filmmaker was the way their intensity and chemistry as actors translated perfectly in their sex scene. They truly remained ‘in character’ during sex, which brought a lot of passion and emotion to the surface that made for an excellent scene.” “I’m beyond excited to see my final episode of Privilege come out,” enthused Bell. “This film was my debut with Wicked and it was an honor to be a part of this film. You can tell as a director Seth really cares about the product and that special attention to detail is what makes a project great. We all worked super hard on this and Nathan is always one of my favorite scene partners. Every scene I have with him is top notch and we have the best connection. I can’t wait to work for Wicked again!” “I got to see a clip of what we shot and it looks as epic as it felt,” added Bronson. “Lilly Bell is an absolutely stunning performer and it was so much fun to get hot and nasty with her in the scene. A ten out of ten and I would do it again in a heartbeat. I can’t wait to do more of these productions with Seth. The movie looks visually stunning and the script is so enthralling. I’m excited to watch the whole thing.” "Can’t We Just Pretend?" is available today exclusively on Wicked.com.