– Jessica Williams "Someone to Hold" (Harvey L. Frierson, Jr.; Veronica) – Veronica "Drama" (Peter Rauhofer) – Kim Cooper "Maybe (Love'll Make Sense to Me)" (Jeff Krassner; S. Faber) – Jeff Krassner "Enter You" (Jason Schafer) – Tori Spelling "¿Como Te Gusta Mi Pinga?" (A. Chapman) – Steve Hayes "I Am Woman* (Dance Mix)" (Helen Reddy; Ray Burton) – Jessica Williams "Trick of Fate/Enter You (Finale) [Instrumental]" (Jason Schafer) "Trick of Fate" (David Friedman) – Valerie Pinkston Awards Sequel In a December 2012 AfterElton.com interview, director Fall stated that he and writer Schafer were in the early stages of developing a sequel to Trick. Fall said the film would take place 12 years after the first one, with main characters Gabriel and Mark — not having stayed together because they were "not really right for each other" — meeting again and falling in love as grown men in their 40s. Fall announced in a non-public social media post in August 2018 that script for the sequel was completed and the project was moving forward, with Coco Peru attached to co-star. Scheduled for release in 2019, the film will be set in Los Angeles. Fall subsequently told Out that Campbell, Pitoc, Spelling, Beyer and Hayes would be reprising their roles in Trick 2. Other cast members announced in September 2018 include Guillermo Diaz, Jimmy Fowlie, Tara Karsian, Arne Gjelten, Joe Arellano, and Elizabeth Regensburger-Gonzalez. References External links MSN Entertainment Awards (Spanish) 1999 films 1999 independent films 1999 romantic comedy-drama films American LGBT-related films American romantic comedy-drama films 1999 directorial debut films Gay-related films Films set in New York (state) Films shot in New York (state) American independent films Films directed by Jim Fall LGBT-related romantic comedy-drama films 1999 LGBT-related films 1999 comedy films 1999 drama films 1990s English-language films 1990s American films