Obviously, a certain sense of family duty led me to sit down and watch this film, but by the end my interest in my cousins acting ability had been replaced by an interest in how he managed to get so many famous British dames to appear in a film with him. I guess they must have just liked the story: a film premised on two Gigolos competing to service older ladies has undoubted potential for comedy.
But while this could have been played completely for laughs, the film actually presents the comedy alongside the tragedy of Sacha's lifestyle. Really, this film is about loneliness and male relationships. It becomes apparent that Sacha isn't in it for the money, he needs the validation. Charming older ladies is his talent, and it's only when he's doing that that he's happy. Outside of business Sacha has no-one apart from Trevor, and vice versa. The film is about how the dynamic changes when they become adversaries instead of teammates.
The famous dames play their roles to perfection (see the clips) but this film is actually much more than my cousin and a few famous names. Careful Trevor, you're showing me up.