July 12, 2005 06:00am
Industry Veterans Cheat Death in Car Crash
Source: All Media Play
by: Company Press Release
(HOLLYWOOD, CA) -- In an ironic twist of fate, Jeff Mullen and Quinn Roberts were the victims in a serious roll-over SUV crash Saturday night that left the two adult industry veterans cut, bruised and sore as they traveled to the desert to watch the taping of a car crash.
New Sensations was shooting the final scene of the Nic Andrews epic motion picture 'Dark Angels #2: Bloodline' which ironically climaxed in a magnificent SUV crash completing the vampire themed movie.
Mullen, producer of the 'Britney Rears' DVD and president of All Media Play which represents New Sensations was on his way to the shoot when the vehicle driven by former head of post production Quinn Roberts violently spun out of control and began a series of wild flips.
"It was as if the SUV was suddenly thrown into park going 75 miles an hour and we were instantly out of control. The car skidded and then flipped over slamming onto the concrete with a thunderous sound of glass, steel and plastic breaking. We continued to skid on the freeway first on the passenger side where my head was, and then we flipped up and started a second flip. It was horrific," stated Mullen. "We definitely had a guardian angel on our side."
Both passengers were wearing seat belts which firefighters credited with saving their lives and came away from the crash with only minor injuries so far.
Mullen sustained some bruises and a deep cut to his hand, and Roberts had a leg contusion, some facial bleeding and a twisted hand. Both men are happy to be alive. Both are extremely sore but are thrilled to be walking.
"It could have been really bad," a shocked Roberts offered after the fire fighters told him they expected some fatalities when they first got the call.
"I want to thank everybody that called and sent email letters to me", Mullen said.
"It's amazing because we were on our way to the Dark Angel's sequel in the middle of the desert where the plan was for Nic Andrews to flip a Ford Bronco as the climatic final scene of the movie and we end up flipping our SUV on the 14 Freeway before we get to the shoot which is just totally amazing to me. Where were the cameras? We could have saved New Sensations the stunt fee," Mullen continued.
'Dark Angels #2: Bloodline' promises to be even more spectacular than the original which won awards for a number of major categories at the 2001 AVN Awards show in Las Vegas.
New Sensations president Scott Taylor offered, "I'm just really glad that Jeff & Quinn are well. This is crazy and I couldn't believe that Jeff was back in his office working on Monday."
'Dark Angels #2: Bloodline' will be in stores in the fall. Mullen said there will be no sequel to the SUV crash however.
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