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OTHER CRAP:
Catch the deluxe
version of Other Crap in real time, with all the bells and whistles,
here.
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Maid in Sweden
(1971)
Maid in Sweden is a "coming of age" titty film starring Christina
Lindberg. In fact, it was the first film she ever made, although it was the
third one released. Lindberg had recently appeared in the bunny mag, and was
still in school. She took a couple weeks off from classes to film Maid in
Sweden, a fact that her school was not happy with. Although it was made in
Sweden, it was produced by an American company and was never actually shown
in Sweden!
Christina plays a 17-year-old country girl who visits her big sister in
Stockholm. Unknown to their parents is the fact that big sis is living with
a guy, and the couple fixes Christina up with one of their male friends. The
designated deflowerer, who is much older and more experienced than she,
rather forcibly makes short work of her virginity. She finally decides she
rather likes the ol' in-out enough. to seduce her sister's boyfriend.
Half the film consists of a walking tour of Stockholm, and the other half is
simulated sex. The DVD includes a brief but uninformative interview with
Christina. This film is nothing special, but Christina Lindberg is.
Lindberg
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Notes and collages
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These are #4 and #4 of five long clips from a hot episode of "Thrills"
called "Dr Janet." It is episode 13 from season one, and first aired in (I
think) 2001.
Monique
Parent in Dr. Janet. Parts 4 and 5
Scorpion now starts a series of clips and caps from Sin City Diaries.
Here are two clips of Elena Talan, from two different episodes, Angelica
Needs a Vacation (sample below left) and Tour of Duty (sample below
right)
 
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This section will present film clips to accompany
Charlie's collages (which are found in his own site).
Today's star is
Francoise Dorleac in Cul de Sac. She was Catherine Deneuve's
older sister, and I had such a crush on her when I was in high school or
college, starting when I saw her one night on "Super Spy Theater." (The success
of Goldfinger had spurred so many Bond wanabees that one local TV channel ran
one as the final broadcast offering every Saturday night. (The Chiller was on
Friday night. Or was it the other way around?)
Dorleac was in at least two Super Spy Theater flicks.
One was called That Man from Rio, a spoof starring Belmondo. The other was
called Where the Spies Are, a more serious but not completely serious riff on
the Bondmania of the time, starring David Niven as an ostensibly wimpy medico
pressed into super spy service.
Dorleac also co-starred with her sister and Gene Kelly
in the famous French musical, "The Young Girls of Rochefort," but died in a car
crash in the south of France soon after making that film. She was 25.
By the way, Cul-de-Sac was directed by Roman Polanski
and written by Gerard Brach, who has an impressive filmography of his own,
especially the 1986 section
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Pics
Cate Blanchett, pre-international stardom in an episode of
an Aussie mini-series called Bordertown
Patricia Lopez in The Sacred Family. I think
this is her only screen nudity.
Film clips
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