A '70s sleaze-fest where the con is the movie itself. Reader, he wrote a book.
With his book on sexual con men finally completed, York Madison seeks a publisher to make his fortune. When the publisher turns out to be a woman, he is apprehensive knowing that the subject matter might prove to be distasteful to her. However, he is elated as she seems to show great interest in his work. He happily relates the contents of his book, which essentially explore sexual exploitation of women by men.
Writing
Script thinks it's clever. It is not clever.
Production
70-minute runtime feels like a tax write-off.
Director
Dirk Milford
Roger Caine
York Madison
Marc Valentine
Dr. Pranks
Merle Michaels
Hopeful Receptionist
David Morris
Sweat Shop Owner
Georgette Sanders
Factory Worker
Clea Carson
Girl from Plato's
Veri Knotty
Other Girl from Plato's
Michael Gaunt
Fast Talking Fashion Photographer
Samantha Fox
Rock Star Groupie
Dave Ruby
Guard at the Door
Alan Adrian
Daydreamer
Heather Young
Theresa
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This is prime 'white coater' cinema — films that wrapped softcore in faux-documentary 'education' to skirt obscenity laws.
Roger Caine was a prolific figure in this niche, appearing in dozens of similar titles with interchangeable plots about 'research.'
US
